Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

IeTDury.
 The new moon, which made it's first appearaf1ce last evening, Is what the weather sharps consider dry moon.
 If you want a. fresh caught fish so to Powers Bros.-AdN.
 Students from some of the prepara,- tory schools are at home for a short time, during the mid-winter e2amina- tfons.
 Armenian residents have been ob- serving their holidays this week. Tues day being the special date commem- orated.
 The annual meeting Of the Connecti-- cut Monumental association was held at the Hotel Gar1e in Hartford We'd nesday.
 Gay Scotch pladds in all the colors of the clans are being employed as window decorations in anticipation Of Burns day.
 We carry full stock of frozen fish at Powers Bros.-AdV.
 People who travel on some of the crossroads in the suburbs state that there is no doubt about the frost being out of the ground.
 A former Ledyard Congregational pastor Rev. 4. E. Kinnouth has been appointed chaplain at the Windham county jail in Brooklyn.
 The Norwich branch of the Red Cross has received and forwarded over $500 but is still anxious for contTibu- tions as their use is urgent.
 New arrival today of scallops. large and medi1Is at Powers BroS:-AdV.
 The bridge contractors are at Lyme getting their tools ready to go to work on the Lieutenant River bridge. They will hire most of the help in the town.
 A farmer in this vicinity claims to have seen g, flock of wild geese flying south late Monday : afternoon and thinks that it signifies a spell Of cold weather.
 .rfernev cadets of. the Connecticut Catholic Total Abstinence union were organized in Groton Tuesday night at a. meeting held in the basement of the Sacred Heart church. 50 joining.
 Best $S.50 glasses for $1.ss. properly fitted. Burnhan's, 227 Main St.-adv negotiating with men of finance, and using every effort to try and get a bank started in that town. Another meeting for that purpose will be held this week.
 Capt. William Tid1lall, c. A. C. has been ordered from the 10th company to the 132nd cornpnay at Fort II. G. Wright. Capt. William Paterson is ordered from the 122nd company to the 167th company.
 Tive. .c3d- hest fa1ihut We have The only eastern halibut in tine city. Sal mon. at Powers Bros.-Adv. Upon the application of William DeLoss Love, president of the Con- -necticut Humane society, Governor Holconrb reappointed Clayton B. Smith of New London to be prosecuting agent of the society for two years from Jan uary If, 1915.
 E Some Of the history classes noted the fact yesterday that it was on Jan. -20th in 1I79 when a somewhat famous native of Norwich. Benedict Arnold was condemned to be reprinanded by tha commander int chief for nnisde- meanors at Philadelphia. Anthony An1es of Danielson observed his eighty ninth birthday Monday Mir Ames is an uncle of President Charles L. Annes of Hartford of the State | was prominently identified with ct1u- cational interests in the state Now is the time to select your box for the Governors ball, Feb. 2. Or sale at Davis book store.-adv.
 The new federal law regarding hab- Iit-forIning drugs and narcotics, efTec- tive March 1. provides that all rranu- facture1T, dealers. importers and dis pensers. must procure special licenses and keep a, record of sales for the ir1- srection or the internal revenue col lector.
 Bass Clef associate membershir cards at Davis book store. Special invitation not necessary. Signing card subscr1bes for seasons concerts al low rate with privilege of reserving seats before public sale.-adv.
 An appeal from the ruling of the North Stonington probate court has been taken to tine superior court, in the case relative to a conservator over the person and estate of Kdeeland Chap man. The decision Of Judge Gray in the matter was adverse to the ap- pointn1ent of a conservator.
 Minstrel show given by the Gooc Fellowship club and clam chowdel supper by the Wornan's Guild of, st James church. at the parish house Poquetanuck, Conn, Thursday, Jan T, 1915. Supper at o'clock and aft. ter Performance. Curtain rises at SIS adv.
 At 3 meeting of manufacturers merchants, bankers and others Tueg- day afternoon in Chamber of Com n1erce hall, New Haven, it was unani- n1ously decided to support the move n1ent to form a county improvement league in New Haven county. One of the speakers was Prof. H. J. Baker, of