Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-22
JIre RnLlRtfr1, Norwich, Friday. Jan. 22. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Mir. and Mrs. John II. Minson of Waterford celebrated their golden wedding Thursday.
 Lewis Co1burn, who has been in ,Araston the last 19 months. has moved back on his farm in Chaplin.
 Best ss.5O glasses for s1.9s, properly fitted. Burnham's, 227 Main St.-adv.
 A contribution of s1Oo has been made to the Belgian relief fund by Mrs. R. P. Keeps school, Farmington.
 The annual meeting of the Con- necticut Humane society will be held Wednesday morning at 11.3o at Hartford.
 The state officers of the Maccabees have decided to give Middletown the Fention will be held Thursday, April 18th.
 Next Sunday evening the officers of the Sacred Heart Tierney cadets of
 Groton will be installed by County Di- rector William H. sMcGuiunness of Norwich.
 About 60 soldiers for the island forts arrived Wednesday in special cars at tached to the Federal express. The men, who come from Missouri, were sent to the forts on a government transport.
 The mother of Ferdinand BelIiveau of Ballouville Mrs. CIarice (Dubar) Belliyeau, 70. widow of Evariste Belli- veau. died at the home of her son. Telesphore Trepanier, in Woonsocket, Now is the time to select your box for the Governors ball Feb. ?. On sale at Davis book store.-adv. The-railroad station at East Hamp- ton was broken into Tuesday night.
 The only money taken was the change in the telephone booth. A window in
 the waiting room was broken, en- ablins the thieves to enter.
 The first steps were taken Tuesday
 to organize an agricultural club by the
 [ students at the Portland High school, Who are interested in agriculture, by
 4. J. Brundage of the Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs. At East Woodstock, Rev. George G.
 Scrivener. district superintendent, of Norwich, met the members of the NJ F. church at tine home of Silas JosIin Thursday evening, holding the last quarterly conference of the present year.
 Tonight is the nigft-tae Dixie Min strels, all male will appear at St. Mary's T. A. E. hall. All the latest song hits. jokes and dances. Show The old Kingsbury homestead in Coventry, owned by Charles Clark and recently sold, is one of the old Revo- lutIonary houses. It was built by Ephrain Kingsbury. who went there from F'rarklin before the Revolution ary war.
 who are t6 be discharged dufng the coming month will be examined at the monthly meeting ef the visita,- ton and discharge committee of the Connecticut Prison association Mon- day afternoon.
 At the wedding in Woodstock Satur- 1 day at the home of the bride, when James Lennen Sumner and Ruth Olive Bosworth were united in marriage rI- Rev. Henry Baker, the best man was l E. H. Arnold of Lebanon, q cousin of the bridegroom.
 There were 15 members and two vig- ltors at the meeting of Comfort circle, 1 Kings Daughters, held Thursdav af l teTnoon with Mrs. Fred Allen of Ham ] 1lton avenue, Mrs. A. T. Utlev presfd- | ing. The time was spent in the cus-
 tomary sewing for charitable purposes.
 The meeting and banquet of the l M1ddietown Chamber of Commerce on 1 Thursday evening was attended bv 1 Shepard E. Palmer of Norwich. chief engineer of the Shore Line railway President Robert W. Perkins of the shore Line railway was unable to at ] tend, Bass Clef associate membershin cards naYTfss - invitation not necessary. Signing card subscribes for seasons concerts at low rate with privilege of reservine
 seats before public sale.-adv.
 The death of Mrs. Lizzie Dodge Earl. | 59, wife of Daniel D. Earl, occurred at her home in Providence Monday. She leaves, besides her husband, daugh- ter and two brothers. Charles o, and John c. Dodge of PlainfieId. and a. sis ter. Mrs. Frank Tilllnghast, of Central Village.
 Miss Aida Daignault, S6. who died at the home of her sister, Mrs Hector Leooeuf, in Manville, R. l., Tuesday. was born in Wauregan. Conn. Her four brothers include David of Moosup and Raoul of WauTegan, and one of her two sisters is Mrs. Henry Bernier of Wauregan.
 4 Boy Scouts demonstration, com, prising Q luncheon conference and ex- hfbltion of field work, is to be held at the state armory at Hartford all day Washington's birthday, Feb. p. It will be attended by every council in the state and a number of councils from western Massachusetts,
 General orders have been issued by the government to the railroad rela- tive to care in handling all mail en route, especially parcel post packages. They must not be thrown from or to the baggage car on trains, but must be lifted to and from. and placed care fully, and nothing heavy placed on them that will cause crushing. Given Picture of Captain Welles, Policeman NEyron o. Morgan, who went to school with the late Captain
 Thomas Everett Willes of Mystic and | Florida in the former place 40 wears | ago, has been given an excellent pho- 1 tograph of the captain by Hilliard 1 Bruce of this city, who knew Captain 1 WeIles in Pensacola as well as in this part of the country. Frank E. WeIles. 1 only son of the captain, sent Mir, 1 Bruce several late pictures of the 1 former mayor of Pensacola to be given | to all friends iu New London county.