Norwich bulletin., 1913-02-15

Miss Bertha Boyce, about 2e. who came here from Boston, died at the Day Kimball hospital Friday. Her body was taken in charge by Under taker L. E. Smith
 A clue of interest has been unearthed by detectives working on the burglary cases at North Grosvenordale.
 John DeVicq of Willimantic was a visitor with friends in Putnam Fri day.
 Ludger H. Perreault visited Putnam friends Friday. coming from Lowell.
 Leaving Local Church.
 Rev. Thomas Feltman, who has been pastor of the Advent church in this city. has accepted a call to become pastor of the Advent church in Water bury.
 Special Lenten services were held at St. Philips church Friday evening.
 Mrs. F. J. Davis, of LaAayette, R. l. is to speak at, the services at the Ad- vent church here Sunday.
 Had Pleasing Turn.
 The Haskell sisters, Marguerite and Airline, pleased at the Bradley theater with their singing and dancing act at Fridays shows.
 The plumbers will end a busy week tonight, many water service pipes in homes having been frozen during the extreme weather of the past few days.
 Mrs. Philip Mounier, Ava Proulx and Miss Eva Marconeau won the honors at the very successful whist party given under the auspices of the ning.
 Remains in Putnam.
 J. T. Mcclellan, proprietor of the Chickering hotel at the time 1t was burned out, remains in this city, his plans for the future being undevel- oped.
 There seems to be a considerable amount of sentiment in towns in this section for the repeal or amendment of the act making a closed season on deer until 1e17 Damage by the deer is the principal reason for the oppo- sition to the closed season
 Trolley Express Cars.
 While no announcement relative to them has been made officially the spe- cial trolley express cars continue to meet Boston New York express trains running through this city, much to the satisfaction of passengers who wish to reach Danielson and other points as quickly as possible.
 Fishing Through the Ice.
 A number of men from this city were at AIexander's lake Friday for a day of fishing through the ice The the north shore, near the cottages. as the strength of the ice on better fish ing grounds is in doubt
 Runmase Sale.
 The woman's board of the Day Kim ball hospital held a well patronized sale in Rents hall Friday afternoon from to o'clock.
 Evangelistic Services.
 Rev. R. J. Dixon, the evangelist, has created considerable interest. by the special services that he has been hold ing here under the auspices of the army for the past three days. Major Stimson of Hartford is to be present tonight.
 Carrying Out Courts Orders.
 George F. Holbrook committee ap- pointed bx the superior court at a recent session here, will by order Of the court. sell at public auction a par eel of land near Providence street, jointly the property of Helen l.. Rich ardson, Helen Jackson Hunt and Fred erick I. Richardson. The matter of the given attention in the superior court here.
 St. Jean Society's Offjcers.
 Following are the newly elected off, cers of St. Jean Baptiste society: Di- recteur spiritual Rev. Charles F. Bedard: presidente. pr. Omer Larue; vice president, Napoleon Jette: secre- sistant archivfste, Alfred Robillard; tresorier Joseph Lapalme; curateur, Jean B. Benoit; Amadee Maynard; secretaire correspondent, Joseph St. Jean: comnissafre ordonnateur. sam uel Dumas; directeurs, Alfred Dumas, Leandre Beaudreault, Omer Desautels. Bourdages Victor Auger; seph Rivard, ST. Olivier Labossiere, Gaudias Riyard, Joseph St. Onge, Ar thur Gregoire.