Norwich bulletin., 1913-01-20
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS. i The Hampstead Family association I is to meet this (Menday) afternoon l with Mrs, John Griswoid of New !; London.
 Are you among those who have for
 gotten to pay their water bills ?-Adv. Arthur ". Lewis. 30, died Thursday ] in Buffalo. N. Y. Burial is to be in 1 Comstock cemetery, Montville, today l lMonday)-
 The Connecticut Woman Suffrage leaders, including Miss Emily Pierson, will open a campaign in Rockville, Holland county, this week The county commissioners in weekly session at New London Saturday granted licenses to seven applicants. including the arker-Davenport com pany-
 The fourth quarterly conference of the Burnside Methodist church is to Newland. district superintendent, will preside
 Those desiring a box at the ball and governors reception should call at Davis stC-e early today.-ady.
 
 Best View are to spend the winter in the south, going to Gainesville, Fla. The change is 1r the benefit of Mrs. F>uner's health
 The New London Medical society postponed it's banquet announced for Saturday evening out of respect to the memory of Dr, F. N. Braman, long a member of the society,
 Judge Ralph Wheeler of the superior court, who was taken i'll in Water bury. left Friday for his home in New London, accompanied by Judge Gardi- ner Greene of Norwich
 Over 15o attended the dance with which Walden's band dedicated the new Tccker hall, over the Uncasville car station, Thursday evening. The band will clear about s25-
 Prof. ". F. Kirkpatrick of storrs gave the second lecture in the course in poultry raising at the Y NJ. C. A. at New Britain Friday evening. His subject was Incubation and Brooding
 Avoid additions to water bills by paying bills today. Office open from S3o a. m. to p. m., and ' to s p. m. this eVening.-adv-
 The insurance agent has adjusted the claim on the fine house of David A. Brown of Holland, burned Monday
  the weather permits to rebuild his house.
 Mrs Augustus T. Sullivan. alto in the choir at the Central Baptist church, was taken with a faint spell at the church service on Sunday. She was sent to her home in an automobile after the service.
 Stephen R. Burdick has commenced clearing the last block of brush land on Lords Point where there are sew era1 Norwich cottagers. This done, the 1 view from the railroad will be greatly | extended and improved.
 The bankers of the state will be asked to vote upon the matter of ap- proval or disapproval of the action of l. the New York clearing house in offer 1 Ing to accept condition checks at par | under certain conditions.
 Comptroller D P. Dunn's plan to | nave the New York. New Haven and l Hartford road furnish S35.000 worth of l assembly for s7,50s is being considered l oy the general counsel of the road At the midyear conference of the Jniversalist churches of the state held | n Stamford Rev. E. B. Barber. a na- i've Of Norwich. now pastor of the Oanbury church, was elected secretary 'f the state social service commission
 Sundays bright weather. after Sat lrday's dampness, had the effect of l irawing out the crowds and there was IVely trolley and train traffic and con- '1derable walking Many strolled trough the park during the afternoon
 There is local interest in the Ameri- an Board institute being held under he auspices of the American Board of 1 Commissioners for Foreign Missions | md the Woman's Board of Missions in 1 New Britain Sunday and today (Afon- iay).
 Peterson & Nichols incorporated. of New London, candy and grocery firm, has filed a petition in bankruDtcy l n the United States district court showing liabilities Of s5,39124, fnclud ng Sl,o2b wage claims and $310624 ] unsettled debts.
 A new order provides that the o~d1- lary postage stamps must be used on III packages consigned to q foreign l country, including Canada, Mexico. 1 1uba and Panama, and that packages 'earing the parcel post stamps will lot be forwarded
 After midnight Saturday, when inc bower had been turned off the high ension line the repair car of the rolley line was sent down Laurel Hill o replace two glass insu1ators which lad broken off on one of the cross rms of the high tension line.
 Referring to the death of Capt. seorge w. Geer. S4. of Norwich. the |tonington Mirror says: He was well 1 nown 10 the older of our people from is long employment on the boats that sed to run on the line to New York. f which he was purser for many ears.