Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-07
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Norwich, Saturday. Feb. Z. 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS The long unused snow shoveIs got their innings after all Try chop suey at the Tea Cozy to- day. 237 Main street-adv.
 Before the snow began, yesterday was a decidedly raw and uncomfort- able day.
 Among books recently received at inc Otls library is one on Pigeon Raising by Alice Mcleod. s'
 The day of prayer for schools and colleges was observed is a membar of places Thursday.
 Be careful to state exact sizes when ordering patterns through The BuI- letln s pattern epartment-Ady.
 Lecture by pr. Daniels with stere- opticon on Charm of Fine Arts Mon day evening, Slater hall. 35 cents.- adv. There will be a months mind mass at St. Patrick's church Monday morn ing at o'clock for Mrs. Margaret Kane About the state the average price or eggs is 35c per dozen. which price IS not expected to lower much before Easter.
 Governor Baldwin has appointed Ed gar H. Parkhurst of Canterbury Plains notary public for two years. dating from Feb. 1, 1914.
 A Sterling correspondent mentions that John Baker of Mystic, who is a guest of his son. J. W Baker, is suf ferlng from Rheumatism in his hands.
 District Superintendent e G Scriv- eners appointments include visit to Danielson Feb. F for the fourth ouar- terly conference at the Methodist church.
 The mid-year examinations at Brown university are giving Miss Marion E. Stark a week end visit with her par ents MT. and Mrs. Charles L. Stark of Maple street.
 The Loyal Temperance Legion branch of the state w. c. T. U. is urging local unions to foster mercy work among the school children and 10 make the most of the two patriotic holidays this month
 Horace F. GroveIand. 56 who died at his home in Norwalk after a short illness of pneumonia, was a native of Thompson. He was employed as fire man on the New Haven railroad. A wife and son survive.
 Eastern Connecticut musicians who always attend the Worcester music festival learn that the chorus began rehearsals Friday night and this year will give Mendelssohn's Elijah. which it gave first in 1875,
 Thomas Brush, a former resident of Mystic, but recently living in New London, was taken to the Norwich State hospital Wednesday by Select man Alfred Mcdonald by order of Judge A. P Anderson.
 Rev. StanisIaus Federkfewicz. who has been appointed assistant pastor of St. Mary's Star of the Sea. church, of New London, to succeed Rev. Thomas Tiernan, arriver there Thursday to take up his new duties.
 Henhawks have been botherine North Stonington poultry raisers and Tuesday one caught a hen in Dwight Maine's yard and had settled down for feast. Perry Maine discovered him. got his gun and shot the bold robber
 Among the aviators who met Thurs day at the New York Aero club to talk over the proposed race to Boston was Capt. Thomas Baldwin. who has flown in nearly every country on the globe and who showed Norwich the first fly ing machine,
 Fifteen candidates in stenography and typewriting and twenty-five in bookkeeping and examiners of accounts took the state civil service examination at the first examination by the com mission under the new law, at the cap itol Wednesday.
 News of the death of Anna S., wife of Boyle Irwin of Philadelphia, has been received by Lords Point cot tagers Mrs. Irwin was the owner of Roselawn on Hill avenue The Irwins have spent part of the season at the Point for several years.
 A former pastor of St. Joseph's church, Occum, Rev. Bernard F. Don nelly, pleased his North GrosvenordaIe congregation by his annual report, which showed that s1,000 had been paid on the parish debt during 1913 and $12, ,000 for repairs and improvements during the three years of his pas