Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

1
 The sun and stars were visible Thursday for the first time since Sat
 urday.
 1 Electric railway employees removed much of the snow from Franklin square yesterday.
 Young men note ad for store clerk in want colun1n.-adv.
 1 In Rocky Hill "Wednesday evening, 1 at an open meeting of the granges Roy
 2. Jones Of Storrs Agricultural college 1 spoke on poultry.
 1 Five men working in the town of Ashford for the U. $. department Of 1 agriculture are boarding at Dwight 1 Shippee's in Warrenyilie.
 Thursday at o'clock in St. Pat
 riclz's church months mind high
 mass of requiem for Mrs. Maria. Clabby
 was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick. 1 From now on pr. P. J. Cassidy may
 be found in room 315 in the Thayer l building.-Adv.
 4 Clearwater, Fla, paper states that toward the endowment of the West Coast hospital to be erected there. Don't forget the date of the Charity
 
 1 orches stra.-Adv.
 P1acards issued by the Norwich Chamber of Commerce J1re,fr1sr local spicuously displayed in many Of the store windows.
 FTreman's dance, Yantic. Friday eve ming; best floor hereabouts. Drew's oTchestra.-Adv.
 A certificate of incorporation has been filed with the secretary of state by the Windhain County Farmers as- sociation Of Putnam. The signers are Ernest c. Morse, George |. Shaw and Lewis o. Williams.
 State Barber Commissioner John (. Eea.iey Of Naugatuck is rounding up the knights of the shears and razor who have not taken out licenses for 1915. In Waterbury Wednesday four court.
 Reserved seats for the Charity bail On sale at Dunn's pharmacy, Main street, soc each.-Aclv. At the sale of the collection of paint ings of the late Ichabod Williams of New York. sold Wednesday, The Muse of Music, by J. Alden Weir, the Wind ham artist, was bought by the Lotus club for s1,00o and will adorn it's club house.
 Over 38,GG0 letters to operators of motor vehicles, being notifications for them to take out their drivers licenses ] before March 1, have been prepared in the automobile department at the 1 capitol and will be mailed within a few days.
 Tn the Evans addition to the Boston Museum of Fine Arts, opened Wednes- day, Gallery VIII is devoted to the works of famous Americans, repre- 1 scrting all the schools of painting of this country, including Charles H. Davis of Mystic. Food sale oe Parish Aid of Trinity church in George A. Davis store to- day at 3 a. m.-Adv. Between 7:15 and SIS Thursday evening four sleigaing parties left Union square. One was a company of ] Hopkins and Allen employees girls and l young men, bound for Fitchville and another was Academy students who l went to the golf club. l News of the death of 4. .. Davis, l v, of Port Jefferson, father of C. $. ! ". Davis, of Groton, was received 1 Wednesday. MT. Davis Is survived by 1 his wife and two sons, c. $. W. Davis 1 of Groton and Leslie 4. Davis, United
 States consul at Harputg Turkey. l All Male Dixie 1Iinstrels, T. 4. B. l hall, Monday Feb. s. New songs, new 1 costumes, new jokes. Dancing will
 follow. Drew's orchestra--Adv.
 The BriarcliR society, of which Mrs. George T. Rowland is a. member and which held it's second meeting at the ] Asylum avenue, Hartford, Tuesday, l will sew for Holiday house, which is supported by the Briarcliff school. There was practically one telephone for every 10 persons in Connecticut at the close of the year 1914, according to the report of the directors of the South ern New England Telephone company. The total number of stations was 116,- 2TG, or one to every 10.3 of population A. NJ. Richardson has been appoint ed fire warden for the town of Filing ton and has chosen the following deputies: A. F. Charter and D. H. Wn. Kibbe of Ellington for the east side; Henry Pinney at the west end and Carl Ellis of Mountain street. The treasurer of the state ". c. r. U. has acknowledged the following dues: Stonington, $9.90, (33 mem beFs); Colchester, S2:25, 6 nnembers) Meriden, $25, Goo members): New A11lford, E3.io, (l5 memberS); Plants vile, S5.25, (21 n1embers). Chester sent S12.0o to the Belgian relief fund. The annual reunion and dinner of the Wilbra1arn Alumni association of Connecticut is to be held today at the Hotel Bond, Hartford. Lucirs F. Whiton of New London will act as toastmaster and the guests of honor will be Governor Marcus l.. Holcornb and State Secretary Charles D. BuTnes.