Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-09
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Norwich, Monday, March g, 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

l VANlOOS MIA ENO j! There was a heavy white frost early ] Sunday morning.
 1 The City of Norwich. from Calcut- ta, has reached New York. It is said that the beautiful beach at Fishers Island is piled high with | rocks and small stones, since the gale.
 Mrs. James Walden, whose death l in Florida is mentioned in the Will | limantic news, was an occasional vis- | itor in this city.
 Neosha whist tonight in F'oresters' hall.-Adv.
 Italian fruit growers in and about | Bolton, fear that the cold storms have | killed their peach trees and will mean no berry crops.
 Friday evening there was a meet 1 ing of the association of Wilcox fam 1 fly and allied families in Meriden at 1 the home of George Wilcox, the presi- dent.
 Shampooing and manicuring. Room 22 Shannon building.-Adv. Rev. E. B. Barber now pastor of the Universalist church of Danbury, has been drawn to preach the occasional sermon at the state convention of Uni versalists in Middletown in May Laugh at the elements, get tele- phone and do your work by wire Adv
 At Immaculate Conception school hall, Hartford, Monday evening, the
 Rev. T. M. Crowley of New London l. 1o;o rI,.o D M. A. Sullivan will also give an ad- drdess.
 Attorney General Light has ruled that corporations holding state bonds issued under the act of April fl, 1909, must pay taxes on them although the l law provides that they shall be eX- empt.
 A new counterfeit s10 note has made it's appearance, the Secret Service an nounced in a circular issued to bank CTS. The note is of the series of 1901, and the number of specimens is D46792035.
 The statement that the department at Washington had ordered that all mail be forwarded to it's destination whether the postage was prepaid or not has been corrected to read all foreign mail.
 Telephone service is a saving rather | than an expense. Ask the man who has One.-AdV.
 It was announced from St Patrick S pulpit Sunday that the annual charity ball given by the Catholic Woman's S club, of which Mrs. James F. Fenton is president, had netted the handsome sum of S622.3o-
 Tho nost offices all over t,e country
 have received orders from the depart ment at Washington to save and con- serve every available scrap of twine and use the same over again in send ing out mails.
 A New York Sunday paper said: Dr. Louis M. Alofsin, the tenant, is the buyer of the dwelling at AS West Thirty Fourth street, adjoining the French hospital, sold recently by J. Arthur Fischer.
 In emergencies time saved counts The greatest of all time savers is tel ephone service.-Adv George W. Sisson of New London
 has been appointed cashier at Bran ford house, Morton F. Plants Eastern Point estate. He succeeds William H. BoWker, who returns to the office of the J. B. Fitzgerald Construction Co. Railroad employees at Saybrook Point and Junction are anxious to learn which train goes off. It is rumored the early New London and Norwich
 run is the only one in that section. | The change on the Norwich branch makes it look that way. Nearly 5000 government documents. which have been accommodating at the Otis library for years. were returned
 in 80 mail sacks to Washington, Sat urday afternoon. The government will 1 not permit them to be destroyed and the library no longer has room for | them.
 John w Lord counted 24 quail in one flock on Lords Point since the storm. Whistlers are plenty now and l feed in the bays. An unusual visitor at Lords Hill during the shut in pe- riod was large white crane, coming l just at nightfall and soaring the turkeys.
 The proof of the pudding is in the eating. Ask the man who has a tele- phone why he has tt.-Adv. When the compensation commission CTS of the state met in Commissioner l Frederick M. Williams office in the Lflley building, Waterbury. Friday night, for their regular monthly con ference and exchanged notes on their l experiences, Dr. J. J. Donohue of Nor wich attended.
 Washington papers mention that Counselor of the Italian Embassy. M. 1 Catalani and Mime. Catalani (Susan Dtmock Hutchinson, of South Coven- 1 try) propose sailing this week for Europe on three months leave of ab- sence. They will take an apartment in Paris for the spring. 1 When Rev. James A. Mullen. s. T.. | prefect of students, read the February
 monthly marks to the students of Holy | cross college, in the Junior class | two testimonials were awarded l Thomas F. Shea and in the Freshman class one testimonial to Robert H. Ma i honey, both of Norwich