Norwich bulletin., 1914-02-27
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Norwich. Friday, Feb. 27. 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

lnis IS SdleHndr udy Aot fd1i iSh. Blacksmiths have had the busiest season in years. Thursday was Torgny day among Swedish residents. Time flies, but you can save time if you have 6 teiephone.-adv. Several from here have visited the Hartford automobile show this week. Today, the 27th, the length. of the day has increased an even two hours. Sportsmen are making the most of the ice fishing, which must end March 1st.
 Strawrides these nights of snowy 1 roads, are popular in the suburban dis triets.
 You cannot avoid certain domestic mergencies but you can prepare your self to cope with them by telephone adv.
 Repairs to the track being completed. the Ocean Beach cars began Thursday
 to run to the further gate at Neptune park.
 Keep the family circle intact with the aid of telephone.-adv.
 The advent of March 1st means con- siderable moving and the changing of
 owners and tenants on a number of farms.
 Every Sunday evening during Lent, a Redemptorist Father from New
 York is to preach in St. Patrick's
 church.
 The Connecticut Federation of Wo-
 mems Clubs is offering prize to high school pupils for essays on the His
 tory of Civil Service. In some places it has been arranged to have the rural delivery carriers scatter grain along the roadside for the benefit of the birds. Make the work of the housekeeper
 easier and quicker, Give her tele- phone--adE-
 Improved walking and marked tenn perature moderation resulted in en- eouraging attendance at the prepar- atory lectures Thursday evening" It is claimed that the willy spar rows have learned to perch on the bulbs of electric light signs. these freezing nights, so as to keep warm. Mr and Mrs. George Moshier of New London entertained at their home Wednesday night the occasion being 1 the eleventh anniversary of their mar riage-
 Many women from surrounding towns came to Norwich Thursday, for shopping and to attend the theatres. A mild, pleasant day added to the number of visitors
 Mrs Eben Learned, president of the Norwich branch opposed to woman c Qcrc O1o, ,Er1 | state association at q meeting held in Hartford on Tuesday An exceptionally fine lot of articles will be given away at the Country Stofes Auditorium. tonight--adv- At Salem, work on the construction of the new club house has been re- neWed after suspension of a week, l when the men were unable to work 1 on account of the deep snow The extreme cold and the drifted
 roads have meant financial loss to | many farmers in remote sections, as able to make their rounds in many in- stances.
 Rev. pr. John Lowe Fort of New York addressed a group meeting of Methodists in Rockville church We'd D. dent c. G. Scrivener of Norwich at l tending
 At the annual meeting of the New
 England Nurserymen's association held l in Hartford Wednesday, John R. Barnes of Wallingford was elected 1 president of the organization for the 1 ensuing year.
 1 The tax collectors office will be open l tonight, Saturday and Monday even ings until o'clock. Monday, the Ed ! the last day of the collection of the 1 personal tax adv.
 A special addition to the Otis u- brary is a department of supplement- | ary reading for the schools. including a carefully selected list of books for pupils from the second to the eighth grades, inclusive.
 l At Eastern Point work has been 1 suspended on the new macadem road 1 which is being laid on North Main street, from the golf links to the Po- l quonoc road, on account of the deep | drifts and thick ice.
 | Capt. Gordon Robinson, Coast ar- tillery corps, is ordered as soon as relieved, to go to the office of the
 chief of the quartermaster corps al l Washington. Capt John W. McKie
 is ordered March to this district, te
 succeed Captain Robinson. At Park church, Worcester, in a l successful concert under the auspices 1 of the Mems club by the glee and man. delin clubs and the orchestra of Wor- cester Polytechnic Institute, Thursday l evening, one of the singers was
 Charles L. Storms IS, of Norwich Work on the plastering of the new H country cl11b h04SA at FaEfAPn Paint
 has been finished and the remaining 1 work on the interior of the building 1 will require but a short time, al- l though the exterior cannot be com pleted until warmer weather on &C.,
 count of the stueco finish.
 POLICE HAVE TO STOP
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