Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-14

Tuesday afternoon the Stonington
 Travel club met in the reading room
 of the free library. Modern Spanish
 Art was ably considered by Mrs Hen
 ry F. Palmer and A Talk on Home
 Life in Spain by Miss M. E. Trum-
 bull was greatly enjoyed A lecture by
 Dr. Sykes will be given this week Fri
 day to the club.
 Garage and Cottages.
 Work has commenced on the con-
 struction of a garage at Lords Point
 for Mrs E. A. Pond. It is to be built
 of stucco. Two fine cottages are to be erected by Warren L. Bradway and
 will be suitable for occupancy the
 whole year.
 Plans for Junior Prom. The annual junior prom. of Stoning-
 ton High school will be held in Bor- ough hall Friday evening" Jan. 23 Music will be furnished by GrfnneIPs orchestra. The following committee will be in charge: Misses Annie Hen ry. Ruth Abel and Anna Vargas Yer
 non Clark and Herbert Candage. Will Talk on China. At the meetings of the Woman S board of the Second Congregational church to be held this (Wednesday) afternoon there will be a talk on Chi na by a young woman of the borough who was born there and who will aD- pear in native costume. Meetinos to Be Resumed. The meetings for the chiidrens hour of the Second Congregational church will be resumed in the church parlors Friday afternoon at 3.45 o'clock. hay ing been discontinued for d few weeks during the holidays.
 Leases Wharf. z , the Stonington steamer Nomad en- gagged at Gloucester in the winters gill net fishery, has leased the wharf in that place formerly occupied by Hugh Pafkhurst & Co, where the craft will make her headquarters and box her ! fish.
 Severe Cold Wave. The cold wave that reached Ston- ington Monday afternoon and contin- i ued Tuesday was most severe. At g D 1 m. Monday the zero mark was reach l ed, with a severe gale, heavy seas ---a.nd this continued throughout the night All day Tuesday there was nc change in the temperature. Miss Charlotte G. Joseph has return ed to Laselle Seminary. l Nina council, K. of C.. is planning tc go to Willimantic Sunday to witness ! the working of the third degree l The Sewing society of the Woman's 1 hellel cOTpS met NlJA IdgS. D. +. Ira { cy Tuesday evening
 1 Events Postponed. 1 Owing to the severe cold weather 1 the Bridge Whist club did not meet
 with Mrs. Gertrude Latham Monday evening.
 i The meeting of Stonington grange 1 No. 16S, has been postponed one week l Wednesday evening, Jan. 21 at tns
 home of the worthy master Fret l Barnes.
 25 Years in Railroad Employ. Thomas Farrell, the track walker or
 the Stonington section of the New 1 Haven railroad, will commence hi: l 18th year of continuous service for tht company soon. Starting in 1889 as ont of the freight handlers on the steamer l NaITaSansett, where he worked fol nine months, he was then transferred 1 to the dock freight handlers Ieavius ] that work nine years ago to join tho I force of men on the bed of the road ] in which work he remained until tht ! present time.
 Warning Sign. 1 The large sign placed at the corner l of North Main and Cutler streets by 1 the state road commissioner, givins /, notice that the road to Westerly iS l closed and giving directions to follow the Martin road, has been made a tar. get and the boards broken. Notice to Display Warnings. l Friday last Captain J. J. Fuller. tn, l officer in charge of the signal station at the lighthouse, received notice t. ] display warnings fer southwestern,