Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-23


 The D. A. R. chapter in New Lon don has accepted an invitation to a whist to be given by Faith Trumbull chapter at the Norwich club next week.
 N. F. A. Girls Glee club concert Fri day evening, Jan. 23, Slater hall. Tick cts on sale at Davis store.-adv.
 Misses Jean and Emma Jacobs of Fort Trumbull, well known to a num- Der in Norwich society, entertained the Thursday Afternoon Bridge club yes terday.
 Local people who are interested have been notified that the annual .conven- ton of the National Association of Chiropodists is to be held in Boston in August
 MT. and Mrs Frank Larl1in. proprie- tors of the bathing beach at Watch Hill, have started for a trip to Califor- mia They will be away about three months.
 The papers noted Wednesday as the date of the death. in 1870, of George D. Prentice, a famous Louisville, Ky. ed itor, who was born in Griswold, Conn, Dec. IS. 1892.
 Rev. William J. Fitzgerald super visor of parochfal schools in this dio- cese, has begun his round of visits to the various schools of the state, for the examination of pupils.
 A big state suffrage parade is to be held May in Hartford On the same day parades will be held in many of the large cities in the country in the interests of the federal amendment.
 1oa+,1-oc T1ba Treasures of the Metropolitan Museum at Slater hall Monday, Jan. 26, at s o'clock. Tickets, 25 cents.-ady.
 It is stated that the pruning recom- mended by Chairman Howard Elliott as applied to through trains on the New Haven system will not be an nounced until Feb. 1, to take effect at that time.
 Readings from the life of Judson oc- cupied a portion of the meeting of the Progressive Literary club of the Cen traI Baptist church held Tuesday aft ernoon with Mrs. A. T. Utley, nineteen attending.
 The work of cutting and storing ice at the pond belonging to the Mitchell estate at Salem was completed We'd nesday, 5,0S0 cakes averaging eight inches in thickness having been pack ed in the icehouses.
 Sunday evening Rev. G. c. Scrivener, superintendent of the Norwich district, preached in the Methodist church. MT. Scrivener is a speaker of marked abil- ity and always has a message to give his hearers.-Windham County Observ- CT.
 Copies of the document, in which all citizens having a net income of s, ,000 or over are supposed to male a detailed statement of their incomes, from which they will be taxed under the new income tax law, are being re- ceived here.
 The annual meeting of the Con necticut Association of Past Grand Commanders. Knights Templar, will be held at Hartford club house. Hartford, on Thursday. Feb. ,. The meeting will be held at 12.30 and dinner will be served at 1.30
 A convenient and informing little folder. procurable at the Franklin square car station, gives a. good mar of the towns and villages between 1 ed by the Shore Line electric railway system.
 Mir. and Mrs. Finley J. Shepard 1 (Heien M Gould), who were recent visitors in Pomfret, will celebrate the 1 day at their New York home and incl | dentally will provide a feast for 5,00{ of the city poor.
 At Grosvenorda-e Wednesday J ! Francis Reardpn, formerly of Norwich agent for the 'Grosvenordale company 1 manufacturers of cotton cloths an nounced } per cent raise in wage. ] for the company's 2,000 operatives there and at North Grosvenordale.
 The Shore Line trolley cars will run through from Deep River to Cheste, today, if nothing unexpected develops to interfere. The extension was in spected by the state railroad cammis sion Thursday, President R. w. Per kins of Norwich accompanying them
 The postoffice has received order from the department at Washington |, bar nursery stock from the mails. Tn particular class of nursery stock whicl is to be refused admission through tn mails is that which is received iron foreign countries, likely to spread in sect infection.
 A long list of Connecticut creditor appears in the schedules in bankruptc ! OI tH6 OAIOId IAl1SI ILLUS LII IN OI u 1 BrookfeId, Mass, which have bee filed with the referee in bankruptcy It is announced that the company, $2000000 corporation, is to make al offer to it's creditors.
 When the executive committee of tn State Equal Franchise league met O ! Wednesday in Waterbury, the mem bers made plans to send a contingen l of working women from differen 1 leagues in the state to Washington O. 1 Fab 2, to interview President Wilso and tell him of their need of the bal ] lot.