Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-05
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VARIOUS MATTERS
 Norwich, Tuesday, Jan. 5 1915.

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Already pians are beipg made for valentine social affairs.
 The planet Jupiter continues eve- ming star until February 2Ath.
 Daboii's almanac predicts zero weather today and Wednesday.
 The January special sale brought many women shoppers to town Mon day.
 Regular meeting ee White Cross council, K. of C., tonight in Pythian hall-adv.
 Epiphany will be observed by spe- cia1 services of holy communion.
 Outside work, which was somewhat interrupted by last weeks storms and intense cold. was resumed Monday.
 James Tyler is planning to erect Q number of additional bath houses on his property at Eastern Point in the spring.
 There is s1eigh1ng in the western part of the state. Mondays sun thaWed the ice and snow on the road beds hereabouts.
 It was just above zero at Trading Cove at 2.15 o'clock this morning. ac- cor0ing to observations made by Trading Cove man.
 On account of the heavy holiday traffic on the Shore Line division of the New Haven road all the evening express trains have been run in two sections for several days.
 According to the official figures eiy- en out at the New York Automobile show. Connecticut had total Of a. Sl7 automobiles last year and the sum or S+06, 15o.o4 was paid fin registration fees.
 Mrs T. A. Crowley has moved her millinery parlors across the street to the May building, Rooms 3 and 4.- adv.
 Friends hear from Mrs. Benjamin 2. Sibley, of Rialto, California, for n1erly of Norwich. that the orange crop is fine this year and while the weather is somewhat cool, the frosts have not been severe enough yet to do any serious damage.
 The wedding of Miss Isabelle But ton and Charles H. Brown, both of New London, will take place Wednes- day, Jan. 20. at 2.30 D. m at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Button. MT Brown is eln ployed on the Central Vermont road.
 Goodwin corsets and other makes, camosoles. bust confiners, knickers, siin-ruff7es will be shown at Waure- gan house Jan. 6 by BIaie Richmond of New York. Goods reasonable. Call and see.-adv.
 When the Sriddletown Chamber of Commerce, Inc, holds the first meet ing, January 21, Robert W. Perkins of Norwich, superintendent of the Shore Line railway. who has a. real interest in the proposed down river trolley extension will make an ad- dress.
 Ii1 spite oR the cold a good sired audience listened with much pleasure the Bfoosup Journal says, to the ser mon by District Superintendent c. c. Scriyener at the morning service last week Sunday. Dr. ScTivener's text was What I Have Written Have Written.
 Charles L. A1nes. principal of the Brown school, Hartford, and presi- dent of the State Teachers Annuity z uItGl, Is tI LIIS nOSplCdI SOI- fering from q broken leg received when he slipped on the icy pavement in front of the school last Wednes- day morning.
 Under the auspices of tl.e women of the Central Baptist church Miss Isa- bel Crawford, who has had won derful experience among the Indians, is to speak in the Central Baptist church Jan. 18th in the afternoon to women, and in the evening to both men and women.
 The Connecticut Woman Suffrage association will urge at the present legislature 2. measure calling for an to the state constitution giving women the right to vote, and will present the bill to the house only this season. The women believe that the house will favor the measure.
 Notice of the offer of the $500 prize by the Detroit Board Of Commerce has been received by Mrs. Guy War ner Eastman of the art department of the Acodenny. This contest, open to all American artists and designers, is for the best trademark eIabodsring the spirit of the Made in the U. S."