Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-24
OIlle Bulletin.
VARIOUS MATTERS

This is Pancake Tuesday, the day before Lent.
 Feb. 24th is St. Matthias day in the church calendar.
 Five big vaudeville acts at the Davis theater today.-adV.
 The eclipse of the sun today will not be visible hereabouts. The Stars and stxsaes were very generally displayed da8Monday.
 The mercury had reached no higher than 2S degrees at noon yesterday.
 There will be many informal pre- Lenten social affairs this evening.
 Do not forget the Afardi Gras carni- val tonight in Baltic.-adv..
 At the Auditorium tonight the Coun- try Store will be given. the first show.
 Children in and about Williams street have basa enjoying the doasting on Cary's Hill.
 The Kennel Clubs show in New York this week will interest dog fan ciers from this section.
 See the big cycle race at the Davis theater the first show tonight.-adv.
 Work on the Tyler house at East ern Point has been abandoned on ac- count of the severe weather.
 Miss Ethel Hanks of the department of child labor of Washington, D. C., is inspecting the work of the state edu- cation board of Connecticut.
 Dr. W. G. Britton, state entomolo- gist, with force of moth hunters has been in West Mystic on a search for the brown tail or gypsy moth.
 Monday at o'clock in St. Patrick's church an anniversary high mass o1 requiem for Nicholas Tarrant was eele- brated by Rev. J. H. BroGerick.
 Don't miss seeing the exciting cycle race at the Davis theater, first show tonight-adv.
 Statistics compiled from the 1913 statistical blanks show that 156 pre- paratory and high schools have grad uates in the senior class at Yale.
 The beach cars are running only tc Guthrie corner, untl the completion o1 repairs to the roadbed opposite the Jerome place, washed out by the storms.
 Henry W. Ranger, a Noank summer resident has two of his paintings or New York. one entitled Old Mystic, the other An Old Veteran.
 A Norwich property owner who was at Ocean Beach Monday found mer 1 burning up the wrecked pavilion or the strand, which was demolished b3 the recent tidal wave and gale.
 James B. Martin of New Haven, in come tax agent. who is visiting vari- ous parts of the state to give informa- ton about the income tax law. will be at the postoffice in Norwich Wednes- day.
 If you want to see somthing out ot the ordinary, go to the Davis theatel tonight.-adv.
 About this time, Col. and Mrs Charles w. Gale are on the Red Sea having been at Alden, in southern Arabia, Saturday. They are due We'd nesday at Suez and Thursday at Port Said.
 Superintendent Beecher of F'airview home for Odd Fellows reports the presence at the home of a flock of 15 quail the other day They were ap- parently driven there by lack of food They were fed and made welcome. Railroad men on the Norwich and Worcester division say that readings from the snow gauges maintained by the city of Worcester on it's watershed show that during the three snowstorms of the past week 30 inches of snow feli Mile Ora will race one of the loca 1 favorites on the bicycle tonight at tht l Davis theater.-adv. A dinner complimentary to Judge ot 1 Probate Arthur B. Calkins of New London was given at the Thames cIut i Saturday evening. Judge CalkinS is | the dinner was to mark the close O 1 his successful term. A committee headed by Corneliu: Vanderbilt announced yesterday it l plans for the celebration this year o i the three hundredth anniversary O New York as port of commerce Edward H. Hall, formerly of Norwich 1 is secretary of the committee. William Bruce Haynes. an actor, sol 1 of MT. and Mrs. Turner c. Haynes, O l Mantle. and Miss Jessie BristIey | daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Brist 1 ley, of Scranton Pa, were united il marriage Thursday evening at the Nj antic Baptist parsonage by Rev. Harr. P. Fuller.
 Reserved seats go on sale Tuesda, 1 for N. F. A. Days, Friday and Satur day, at Davis store.-adv. l A Washington's birthday celebration ] took place in New Y ork Monday after l noon at Delmonico's in connection witt l the dances organized by Mrs. Sherrill l formerly George Barker Gibbs, of Nor l wich There was a dancing contest fo l amateurs also a Star and Stripe and 1 hatchet dance.
 1 Propounded for membership in tn l Second Congrega tionaI church are E 1 letter, Air. and Mrs. John l.. Gillian, 35 l Main street: Mrs Charles R. Williams | 225 Laurel Hill avenue. On confession 1 of faith: Charles R. Williams 225 Lau 1 rel Hill avenue; Miss Esther F. Allen l 15S Broad street.
 l State Food and Dairy Commissions ! Hubert F. Potter has sent warnings t l dairymen of the state who have beel 1 reported as maintaining unclean sta | hles, to he number of A. The tota 1 number of stables which were inspect ed was 223, of which 20 per cent wer 1 unsanitary.
 l The camp of the Norwich choir boy l at Pleasant View has fine bulkheai l right at it's entrance brought ther in the storm from somewhere. Ther Is also fine pair of steps and a walk all evidently donated to the cause D, the storm king. Boulders around tn l place saved it from any damage Westerly Sun.