Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-12

grange is to be held Saturday. evening in the vestry of the Ledyard Center Congregational church
 Pauline Kern of this city was or dained to the Baptist ministry last Tuesday evening. according to CaId- well, Kansas, dispatch.
 The Farther Lights of the Central Baptist church met on Monday after noon with Miss Elizabeth Sevin of No. q Treadway avenue.
 Postals have been received from Miss Carriee L. Terpp mailed a Jack sonviIle, Florida. Miss Terpp is spending the winter in Florida.
 Election of officers of St. Ndarys T.. A and E, society Tuesday evening, Jan. F, 1915.-AdVA
 Thames club members held the an- nual election of officers at the club in New London, Monday evening, L. Tracy Sheffield being the choice for president.
 Extra cottages have been leased so that now r families are spending the winter at Ocean Beach. Cars continue to run on 15-n1inute schedule and to make the loop at each trip.
 Collector of Internal Revenues James J. Walsh announces that all goods in the retail department of a liquor deal CT must be taxed and have stamps displayed on each bottle or coutalner.
 A wholesale poisoning of pet cats took place along the shore at Groton recently, caused by a. man who lives on Thames street and whose cellar is close to the river. He placed poison in his cellar to kill wharf rats.
 Marcia E. Nichols, 72. wife of Frank B Nichols of the Pleasure Beach section, Waterford, died suddenly al her home early Sunday evening. She is survived by her husband and one don.
 Boxes on safe for Charity Ball. Call or phone the president, Mrs. M II. Donohue, 8o3-3.-adv.
 An enjoyable Birthday dinner was given Sunday by Mrs. William F. Bulkiey, of Peck street for Mrs. E. E. Bullzley of East Great Plain 4 handsome birthday cake was con spicious feature Of the attractively set table.
 Westerly is represented by four of It's former residents in the Connccti- cut state legislature this year-iCyrUs ". Brown of New London, William Mitchell of Preston, Bourdon A. BaGb~ cock Of Pawcatuck and William Pin pey of Rockville.
 The officers of St. Ma1ys q. A. B. society of New London will be install ed by County Director Wi&em Fl. Mo Guinness of Norwich Sunday evening, January 24. For the fourth year Rev. Father A. c WoIlschlager has been elected president.
 
 London, members of Division 4G3 oS the -Alaalgamated association Of Street and Electric Railway Employ es of America, will give the ninth an nuaI dance of the union next week Wednesday evening.
 Boxes on sale for Charity Ball. Call or phone the president, Mrs. NJ. H. Donobue, s03-S.-adY.
 The Lyme Girls club and friends packed and sent box for the Red Cross relief work abroad during the past week The box conta9need G6 muhlers, 13 hospital coats, 13 pairs of pajarnasy one scarf, three night shirts and a number of elings.
 Packages put into United States post office marked for European relief, without address will be delivered by
  formation was given out yesterday hy the Women's Section Of the commits sion for Relief in Belgium. : Local astronomers aGs gazing up- ward in daylight now. as the planet Venus is crossing the heavens some distance ahead of the sun every day and there IS no difficulty Sn seeing the star with the naked eye fin daylight when the atmosnnereS&s clear.
 t Is expected Shz* the Eeoeltro ct Mrk Bertha Hirsch Baruct1 of Call for11fa under the auspices Of the local suffrage league will be given fn GAe town hall. Mrs. Barucf will treat her subject as she does all subjects, from 9, broad educational standpoint.
 William 1S Dean 0f East Lyme Gied at his home Saturday after an illness of 10 years. MT. Dean had partially regained his health after an attack of spinal r1iningtis, but five months ago wes compelled to take to his bed He is survived by his parents, three brothers and three sisters