Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

The bad weather Of late has done much to help the trade in shoes and 1ubbers.
 All roads lead to Olympic hall to- night-Moclz Trial.-ady.
 Officials of the local branch of the Red Cross have been encouraged by a gife of s1C0 recently from benevolent Norwich ladies.
 Auto livery for Charity ball. See Tom Fitz. Phone 977 Reliable service. adv
 Sportsmen who have caught glimpses of Hungarian cartridges in the woods claim that they look hungry and seem trying to find food.
 Great Mock Trial tonight at Olympic hail. Get tickets noW.-adY.
 Connecticut delegates are attending the master painters convention of the United Sattes and Canada, association being held in Washington, D. c.
 Patrolman Cornelius L. Leary, =67, of A Blydenburg avenue, New London, died at his home Sunday morning af- ter an illness of several. months of stomach troubles.
 Trolleymen's dance Feb. F, state ar mory. Cars after dance.-adv.
 At the Rockville c. E. union meet ing held in Rockville last week the Ellington society was awarded the banner for the best attendance at Sunday evening meetings during thei last three months.
 In the February issue of Our Parish Visitor of St. James Episcopal church, Poquetanuclz, Isaac Wheeler Geer has an interesting poem, The Old Church paI1 I-h ho T-nInTdJ1na If 1Na1 of St. James church.
 Shirr-Ruhles for thin people. Room, 8, Wauregan, Wednesday.-adv.
 An Ashaway, R. T., corresuondent notes that Augustus E. Harrington of Oak street, Ashaway, has left for Dayyille, Conn, where he will visit for several days at the home of his sister, Mrs. Walter Brearley,
 Rev. Herbert S. Hutchins, for tho past year at the Baptist church in Old Mystic, has accepted a call to the pas torate of the Baptist church in Thorn aston, Me, and will commence his duties there Sunday, Feb. T.
 Indications are for standing room only at the Mock Trial tonight.-adv.
 The Farther Lights society of the Central Baptist church met to sew Monday afternoon with Miss Freda Moves of Laurel Hill avenue Mrs. Gilbert s. Raymond was in charge, nine members being present A marked increase in the freight business on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad has been noted the past two weeks, according to Supt R. D. Fitzmaurice Of the Providence division, formerly of Norwich.
 l.. T art students of the spring exhibition. of the National Academy of Design, which will be held in New York from March 20 to April %. Only paintings in oil by living artists are eligible.
 Dan't fail to attend the Charity ball at the armory Monday evening, Feb. 15. Concert from s.30 to by Drew's full orchestra. Grand march at g o'clock.-AdV.
 Monday morning at s o'clock in St. PatriclI's church relatives and family friends assisted at a months mind high mass of requiem for the repose of the soul of Mrs Mary Sabourin, the mass being sung by Rev. J. H. Brodericl.
 Hampton, Va. institute, where Miss Amelia Cooke of Fort Hill farm, Mo great aid to it's work i'll the shapesof an anonymous gift of $4O.000 through the Brooklyn, \. Y., Armstrong assoria.- ton.
 The annual exhibition of the Con- held in the gallery of the Atleneum annex, Hartford from Feb. 15 to 2S, in- elusive. The jury will meet during the coming week and the accepted pictures will be hung.
 NIaie Richmond, 373 Fifth avenue, New York, at Wauregan, Wednesday, with Goodwin's B-J-C-B Corsets Bust coniners. Knickers' Broken line of samples cheap.-adv.
 The funeral of Mrs. AdeIine Bartlett Allyn, 69. of East Windsor, was held at o'clock Monday afternoon at the home of H. c. Wells in East Windsor. Mrs. Allyn was we'll known as a, teach CT, especially in her private school in Ellington and in Black Hall school in Lyme.
 St the business meeting of the El- Ington Congregational church changes In the by-laws were adopted and three trustees were elected to conform to the state laws regarding incorporated churches, Edwin F. Miller for one year, H. H. Mcknight two years, Robert E. Hyde three years.
 Mondays New Haven Journal Courier said: Judge Gardiner Greene will come to complete the January side, on Feb. 16. He will take the place of Judge Curtis. who was sched- uled to go to Norwich, but was trans- ferred to this county.
 Several from Norwich went to New London Monday evening to hear How ard Palmer, son of George s. Palmer and a native of Norwich, deliver an ao dress on Exploration Among the Cana dian Rockies before an open meeting of the New London County Historical society at the Williams Memorial in stitute.
 MOTHERS WERE GUESTS
 OF BROADWAY SoBALITAs.