Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

| VARIOUS MATTERS
 This is calendar day for February.
 The preparatory lectures in the 1 churches were well attended Thursday l evening.
 | A book of interest to the Changers recently secured by the Otis library Pay. >'' iii 1 Norwich is one of the terminal sta tlons supplied with the new yellow and l req lanterns of the New Haven road for distribution '0
 Miss c. E. Ives, manicure parlor. adv.
 The late Mrs. Maria Baldwin Pitch CT of Norwich Town bequeathed s1. 900 10 the Bozrah Center Congregational church. away from town while the merchants are Offering such tempting January clearance bargains.
 The County Baptist Ministers con- ference has accepted an invitation to meet with the North Stonington Third Baptist church on Monday next.
 The fourth quarterly conference of the Ellington M E. church will he held Feb. 9th by District Superinteno dent G. G. Scrivener of Norwich.
 Among the documents filed in the once Of the secretary of state Thurs day was that of the N. F. Bell Pattern company. Groton, capital $50,000. 
 The bell will ring Monday, Candle mas day, for all Christmas decorations but many of them will disappear dur ing the household sweeping today.
 Automobile drivers who run fast down Bath street and past the cor ner of the Thayer property are talk ing chances of causing a bad accident.
 The twenty-ffth annual banquet of the Connecticut society Sons of the American Revolution, will be held Monday, February 2S. at the Hartford club.
 Worcester is arranging a big benefit for Hampton Institute. to be given un- der the patronage of prominent society people, including MT. and Mrs. Alfred L. Aiken.
 Among the fifty jewellers who have entered the state organization are J. A. Ferguson and Lee Clegg, of Nor Wich, J. A. Tracy. Willimantic, J. c. Whittlesey, Rockville.
 Hubert F. Potter, state dairy and food commissioner, gave hearings this week to several dealers charged with violation of the law concerning the sale of adulterated vinegar.
 Best eyeglasses. Regular price $3.5o. $1.98. Burnham, 227 Main street. adv
 At Uxbridge, Mass, Wednesday. Mrs. Sabrina Spring observed her seth birthday at her daughters home on Douglas road. One of her four living children is Mrs. Maria Hewett of Staff ford Springs.
 Having recently bought the Clarke LangWorthy house and land on West street, Ashaway, North Stonington side, Charles Partelo and family have moved from Westerly back to their old home village.
 Plans have been made by the W. c. T. U. county presidents of East ern Connecticut, for engaging Mrs ganizer to work in the three counties some time during this year.
 Acadia university, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, where F. R. Haley and Joseph A. Ambler of Norwich are professors has secured by bequests and sub scriptions a s300,0 900 fund, $200, of which is to be expended for new build ings.
 Auction tonight Sale of unclaimed freight at the office of the American Express Co.-adv.
 Convinced that many of the English and Scottish popular ballads in the United States are threatened with ex- tinction the federal bureau of educa- ton has instituted a nationwide search for versions of these old bal lads: e
 Amy, wife of John N. Griswold, died Wednesday at her home in Waterford. She had been seriously sick some time. She is survived besides her husband. by several sons and daughters. A son died at Mystic just a month ago We'd nesday.
 The Stafford Press notes that Dr. Isaac M Agard, a native of Stafforl, Is entering upon his eighth year as president of Tillotson college, Austin. Texas. named for it's founder. the late Rev George J. Tillotson, once of FL lington.
 There was interest hereabouts in the marriage CT Marion Gaynor, who ac- companied her father, the late Mayor Gaynor, to Noank and christened steamer Correction, built a few years ago at the Palmer shipyard for the New York department of correction.
 It is stated by the Westerly Sun that Elmer G. Haskell of Norwich has walked from Preston bridge to the Dixon house in Westerly. IS miles by the North Stonington pike, in four hours, and this spring says he will train to make the hike in lower time.
 The wedding of Miss Dorothy West Iathrop. formerly of Stafford Springs.