Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
JEWETT CITY
N. E. Q. P. lnstaIIation-Chinne Fire
 in Church Block-AdoIphus Moffatt Taken to Backus HoepitaI-George ". Pennington Addresses Pythians.

At the regular meeting of E1eazer JeWett City lodge, No. 336, N. E. o. P. held Thursday evening officers were installed by Deputy Warden Mrs. E. R. Kingdom of New London. Grand Chaplain Sister Dart, Grand Guide Sis ter Finch and Grand Vice Warden Brother White. The officers are: Ju- nior past warden, !. H. Lee; vice war den, Miss Alice Babcock; recording secretary, Miss Esther J. Harris, f. nanoial secretary, E. NJ. Gray; treas urer, Mrs. Augusta NJ. Lee: chaplain, Miss Rosana Mu1Hha; guide, Ernest Saunders; guardian, Edith M. Gray; sentinai, Edith Blake; trustee for 8 years. +. ". Robertson; trustee for ? years, Hiss Ida Dawley.
 At the close of the attractive install S lation there were refreshments in charge of Miss Ester J. Harris, Mrs. 4. ". Harris and 4. J. Babcock.
 Chimney Fire.
 An early morning chimney fire on Thursday turned out the several ten- ants in tine big Church block on Brown avenue. Some of the families took their goods into the street.
 A still alarm was sent to William Grenier, and he having an extinguish- CT handy, the fire was confined to the chimney. A wet roof saved the prop erty. The fire happened at 5.30. Adol- phus Moffft and several Armenian Ld1IllIlSB are LIA6 I6IldIlS.
 Pumped Out Engine House Cellar.
 r. II. Gilbert had his big power bilge pump working all Friday fore fire engine house which was half full of water as result of the surface wash during the heavy southeast storm Wednesday night
 Taken to Backus Hospital.
 The Bacltus hospital ambular1ce from Norwich came to the borough on Friday afternoon and removed for treatment. He is nearly 76 years of age and is beyond hope of recov- cry with dropsy. He has been under the care of Dr. II. T. Thurber, who deemed tt advisable Friday that he be hurried to the hospital. W. R. Bur dick, who has been watching with the aged man nights recently said that he grew much worse during the night on Thursday.
 Moth Nests Found.
 The six gypsy moth scouts assigned to Griswold are doing good work here and will be in this section indefinitely. Considerable many nests have been found, including two infectations in which there were found s nests. Thursday in an old orchard wall 3O were found on anotltr day, and on still another the ali-day hunt of the
  nests are fiat and round. little Iarg- CT than a silver half dollar, yellow in color like a piece of chamois. When found they are destroyed by painting them with cresote.
 The six men at work here are the boss, J. F. Martin, O. c. Otis, H. c. Chadwick, Ed. Green1eaf, C. A. Smith and P. Q. Brown.
 Addressed Pythians. One of the most entertaining lec- lures heard in the borough for some time was delivered Wednesday even ing by Past Supreme Grand Chancellor of Massachusetts George W. Penning- ton, of Boston, on Pythian Knight hood. His lecture. was illustrated with 15O stereopttcon views showing the history, steady march and benefits of this order rom the inception, Grand Chancellor of Connecticut, Russell Porter Clark of Stamford was pres eut.
 Entertained at Methodist Parsonage.
 Among the pleasurable affairs of