Norwich bulletin., 1914-01-26
Qla1eR RaaIiptira.
Norwich, Monday, Jan. 26. 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The moon is new today. the 26th
 Ice and snow disappeared in the fog and rain of Saturday,
 Walks well washed after Saturdays ram were appreciated Sunday.
 Some local motorists have had their cars out every day this season so far
 Yesterday seemed mild and pleasant, put the mercury stood at 52 degrees at noon.
 A stormy Saturday cheated the mer- chants out of their best business of the week.
 A recent gift to the Otis Hhrary is Vital Records of Norwich, compiled for the Connecticut society of Colonial Wars.
 Tickets and boxes for the charity ball. to be held Feb 20, may be se- cured by calling 501-3.-adv.
 The New England conference of State Federations of Women's clubs IS to be held in Manchester, N. H., Thursday and Friday.
 There is an old saying in regard to Jan. 25, the feast of the conversion of CI- | e1hi III tilS CI4dIC1I CdItl4OdI, II Jan 25th be fair, a happy year will follow. Yesterday was certainly fair day.
 to the Studio Speciality Shop, ,52 Church street, Norwich, Conn.-adv.
 Rev. William A. O'Keefe of Plain field leCtured under the auspices of San Salvador and Russell councils. K. of at hall Fair ct week. and was the guest of Rev. J. J. Smith.
 So many visited the Otis library reading room Sunday afternoon that extra chairs and stools had to be brought in to accommodate the 164 present. Miss Sadie J. Dawson was in charge.
 Calvin Wilcox of Lisbon has pur- chased SheWvilIe, located in Ledyard, where he will soon move. MT. Wilcox owns many acres of timber land in this state. about 2.000 acres of it being ill. this county.
 The 18th annual convention of the State Carpenters and Joiners' union will be held Feb. ? in New Britain. Over 100 delegates are expected to at tend, and they will be the guests of the local union.
 Terrible railroad collision at Colonial theater today in The Wreck, three reel Vitagraph all star feature.-adv.
 The association of secretaries of Connecticut veterans is to hold it's 22d annual meeting Wednesday az II a. III. at Grand Army hall, Hartford. Life President Dwight C. Kilbourn of Iitchffeld will preside.
 Sunday at the high mass in St. Pat rick's church Rev. Myles P Calvin preached on the duty of forgiveness of Rosewig's Ave Maria was sung with fine expression by Mrs. Frank L. Far rell. society of the Sons of the American Revolution held a special meeting Sat 1 urday afternoon at the Hartford club | enjoyed a table d,hote dinner and con- | sidered several applications for mem- l bership.
 The state of New Jersey has been 1 put on the list of those from which | no horses, asses or mules may be | brought into Connecticut without a l special permit issued by Commissioners 1 on Domestic Animals Jeffrey 0. 1 Phelps, .Jr.
 Poultry fanciers from all over the Stdle met at IAef1uen G1Qdy ana | formed the Connecticut Asiatic club 1 The club starts with practically all the 1 fanciers of these birds in the state 1 Among the members is E. w. Brown of ] Old Mystic.
 Best eyeglasses Regular price s35O. i $1.9S. Burnham, 227 Main street. adv.
 Dennis Driscoll of New London, an l A1 zf +I,. escaped from that institution ten days ago and was recaptured in his home 1 city, escaped from the retreat again l Friday, but was captured few hours i later by attendants.
 The following marriage licenses were taken out at New Britain Saturday: Anton Dobrelet and Mary Nereshenia, 1 both of Willimantic; Peter Mikulich and Anna Levkevich, both of Fitch vile; Philip Bosko and Eodoicia She- | met, both of Norwich.
 Everett E. Brewn of Pomfret Center addressed the members of the fruit M. c. A. Friday evening. His subject was How to Renovate Old Apple Trees. l The lecture was listened to by a large number.-Hartford Times.
 The midwinter conference of the 1 Mayors aSSocIatlOn Will be held at the Algonquin club, Bridgeport, Tuesday. Attending mayors of Connecticut cities will be the guests of Mayor Wilson of Bridgeport. The speaker will be Col. 1 Norris G. Osborn of New Haven. The state comptrollers office has defi- nftely computed the amount due to the towns of the state on school enumera- ton and the figure is $610,1 40. This l is at the rate of S2.25 for 2Tf 314 pupils. | There is, however, fofeitures of S415.10