Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI lENS Students have returned to resume their studies at Pomfret school. About 30 attended recent kitchen dance given by Joseph LaToie of Montville.
 ing at the home of Charles TreadWay in Montvil1e Tuesday evening. Call at wauregan today and see Naie Richmond's line.-adv. Much interest was shown Tuesday afternoon when the woman'S prayer meeting at Bushnell chapel was led by Mrs. William J Merrill. The soTernnization of marriage in the Catholic church, suspended dur ing Advent, is permitted after the Feast of the Epiphany, Jan. $.
 The January White Ribbon Banner menorializes Mrs. Harriet H. Stark, who died at Mystic in her S3 year, and Mrs. Anna E. Crouch of Noank.
 The Yale students who have been spending their vacation at their homes returned to New Haven for the open ing of the college Tuesday morning.
 The Feast of the Epiphany today will be marked in St. Patrick's church by a second mass at o'clock. in ad- dition to the regular daily parish mass at '.
 Goodwin corsets at Wauregan today. shown by Mate Richmond--adv.
 Buster Elionsky of New London. well known in Norwich. is now at Palm Beach, Fla. where he is to in- struct swimmers at Gus Baths, Royal Park, in that place.
 Agents at the railroad stations are passing out many pennies these days, owing to the odd number Of cents being charged in many cases under the new schedule of fares. The Belgian Relief fund now totals $7740S414. of which S3,920.S5 was re- received Monday. Contributions sent include, from the Congregational church, Hanover, Conn, $85.
 At o'clock Tuesday morning in St. Patrfck's church, Rev. J. H. Brod- erick sang a months mind high mass of requiem for Daniel Holland, at the request Of the parish Holy Name so- ciety.
 The lowest bidder for the new state road through Indian Woods section of Niantic was Amos Bridges 6 Sons of Hazardville, the contractors on the first piece of state road at Black Point.
 Sale of corsets, hip conformers, kniclzers. Wauregan, today-adv.
 Jan. 5th in 1796 was the date of the death of Samuel Huntington. of Norwich, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, presi- dent of congress and governor of Con- necticut.
 William II. Gregory of Groton was injured in a fall from a load of grain MT Gregory slipped from the load striking on his head and shoulders. His forehead was cut at the temple and an artery was severed.
 E. R spicer Of Eastern Point cut ;ce on his ponds in Center Groton Monday. The cakes are from 10 to 13 inches thick and tcemen in the vicinity report that the ice has never been clearer or better than at present. A contract was awarded by the state highway department Monday for the , construction of about 4,344 linear feet Hf special six inch gravel construc- s!oa in the town Of East Lyme to A. Fl. Caldwell Of New Britain for ST. 493.14.
 Bargains in camosoles, bust conf1n-
 ro, Marie Antoinette, at Wauregan to-
 iay.-adv.
 Among the eighteen nurses grad ua:9d last week from St. Francis :ios1ieai Training School for Nurses, Hartford, who received their dtplo- tnas from Bishop Milan were Margar- st Frances Tanguey of Vernon, and Elizabeth Florence Flaherty of Gov entry.
 Franklin chapter No. 1, F, X. AI., meets on Thursday evening at 7.3o. Work in the P. M. and M. E. N. de- grees.-adv.
 Mrs John Ilaidlaw Buel. state re- gent, and Mrs. George Maynard Minor vice president general. were guests at the meeting of the Lucreia Shaw chapter, D. A. R., in New London Monday afternoon. Mrs. Buel address ed the members briefly upon the work of the D. 4. R.
 Hereafter there will be q reduction in the letter rates between the United States and the Bahama Islands. The domestic rate of postage will prevail, that IS, a two cent stamp will be required for a. letter weighing one ounce instead of the five cent stamp formally required.