Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-06

| quet of Connecticut postmasters to bs held at the Hotel Taft, New Haven today (Thursday).
 Minstrols, benefit Y M. c. A. boys camp. Friday and Saturday, Feb anG l 8. Admission 25c.-adv. Food and Dairy Commissioner Hu- bert F. Potter held many hearings at | the capitol Tuesday. most of which were for violation of the milk and creamery regulations.
 In state high schools there are to be many competitors for the Colonial 1 Bames' history prizes. The essays
 must be in by March 1st The prizes
 will be awarded in May. Col c. D. Parkhurst is trying to start an antf-f1y crusade in New Lon don. declaring is the time to kill the occasional over -wintering flies that the new generations come from.
 Miss Kate Newton of South Wind- ham and Owen P. Carroll of Hartford, conductor for the Connecticut com pany, were married at St. Peters church. Hartford, Monday by Rev. William O'Dell
 Cheer up. Hear MT John McKin- ley's sketch. "A Walk on Main St" Y.
 M. C. A. minstrels. Feb. and S.-adv.
 Charles E. Carr. 5s. who died Tues day in Whitinsville, Mass, 1f heart trouble, is survived by his second wife, who was Mary ]. Conan. of North Grosvenordale, by two sons, his moth CT and brother.
 The Italian residents of Groton. with many friends from New London and Norwich. had a celekra ton Tuesday e*ening at the home of Carmelu Rut- igliano of Thames street. to celebrate the last day before Lent
 The Church Clothing conapary of Putnam has been incorporated for the manufacture and sale of clothing The capital is S11,000, and the incOrpor- ators are Alvarez Mour, George E. Breauseau and Henry E. Church.
 The rails for the switch track to be laid from the East Lyme trolley road to the tracks of the N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. near the Mantle freight depot arrived Tuesday and will be laid as soon as the weather is favorable. The decorations used at the Char lty ball were removed Wednesday by Mrs. Frank l.. Farrell and q dozen other members of the Catholic Wo- mans club About 5000 wards were used in the handsome decorations
 Regular convocation Franklin chap ter, No. 4, R. A. M. at Masonic tenn pie this evening. Work on the P. M. and M. B. M. degrees. Refreshments at close of work.-Adv.
 The Ash Wednesday mass at 8 o'clock in St Patrick's church was read by Rev. J. H. Frederick, who also blessed the penitential ashes, in the distribution of which he had the as sistance of Rev. Thomas A Grumbly. Governor Baldwin has appointed pr. S. B. Overlook of Pomfret to a com mission which will examine into the sanity of William F. Phillips now a prisoner in the Windham county iail at Brooklyn. and who is reported in sane.
 The prohibition party of Connect lcut has planned four banquets and conferences to be held as follows: New london, Tuesday, Feb. II: Hartford. Wednesday, Feb. 12: Waterbury, Thursday, Feb. 13; Bridgeport, Fri day, Feb. A.
 The bequest of the late Mrs. liar riet Kellogg Maxwell of Rockville in ciudes Rockville Public library. s25.- 0oo; American Board of Commission CTS for Foreign Missions. $2,0O0: treasurer of the American Home Mis- society, s2,000.
 Smith college alumnae all about the state are making a new effort to raise money for the s100O 900 endowment fund; in order to insure the S2O0. coo p!edged by the general education board Of New York city the remainder must be raised before June 30, 1913
 A pond covering two acres is to be arranged at Lords Point summer col ony. and water will be piped into it rom the many small springs Tn the locality. The water is to be about 22 feet deep at the dam, which will De five feet below the level of the highway
 
 lien who were united in marriage at St. Denis church. East Douglas, Mass. Saturday morning, Rev. James Nee han officiating. will spend their honey moon in Pfttsfeld and Springfield. Mass, Norwich and Waterbury, Conn.
 The annual convention of the letter carriers and post office clerks is to be held in Waterbury on Washington's birthday, Feb. 22. The carriers will meet in Speedwell hall and the clerks in Mechanics hall. The joint banotlet will be held in Buckingham hall, at ?. m.
 The gas and electric company from New London has been delayed by bad weather in extending it's servIce to M MontElile, t, & but may may be able to turn hing The village is certain to have electric lighting by. the end of the week
 The Commanders and Record Keep CTS association of the l.. Q. T. NJ of the state were entertained in Mid- dletoWn Tuesday Dy Forest City hive. There were 22 hives, the delegates including Mrs. Lynch and Mrs. Trow- bridge of Wiudlla m Mrs Clancy and Mrs. Sullivan of Mystic
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church was enter "a r17s I-x~ ES church by Miss Maria Briggs, 26 mem bers attending and Mrs. A T. JTtley presiding. Miss Irene Fields gave an talk on work among the Italians in Brooklyn. N. Y.
 V. V. Train Jumped Track.
 The northbound passenger train on the Central Vermont railroad d,1a