Norwich bulletin., 1915-12-31
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VARIOUS MATTERS
This is almanac day for Jenuary.

Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin ofice.-adv.
 Temperatures as low as 22 degrees were recorded Thursday morning.
 Hardware men are having big sales of ice creepers these slippery times.
 In several of the churches Sunday the Christmas music is to be repeat ed.
 The 1915 automobile licenses are be- ing received in town by automobile owners.
 Because of the legal holiday tomor- row, there will be rush of banking business today.
 Charlie Chaplin in "A Night at the Show" two reels, Colonial, today.-adv.
 Groton grange plans to entertain its members at a Watch party tonight, New Years eve at A. O. U. W. hall.
 A number of the store clerks as we'll as employees in the various fac tories are absent because i'll with grip.
 Connecticut shiPyards are feeling the effects of the merchant marine i'm pulse and expert mechanics are in good demand.
 The bright sunshine of Thursday revived the grip patients, who have been depressed by so much dark and damp weather.
 The state bar examining committee, is in session at the supreme court room at Hartford today to examine candidates for admission to the bar.
 The Beauty Shop will be closed from IN~a IIoT- -H.0A TN rlG adv.
 Saturday, New Years day, holy day of obligation in Roman Catholic cir cles masses vii be said in St. Pat riclxs church at 5.30, z and 8 o'clock, the last a high mass. It is noted by a West Hartford cor respondent that Rev. Earle w. Darrow, recently Of Wilmington, the new Baptist pastor, has been confined to his home l for the past week by a severe cold. The annual meeting of the board of visitors of the Masonic home at | Wallingford was held Wednesday at the home. The officers were reelected, l H. Wales Lines of NIeriden being pres ident.
 Masquerade dance tonight, F'fremen's l hall, Yantic. Prizes for best ladies' 1 and gentlemen's costumes. Geer's or | chestra-adv.
 l Because of the holidays. the Janu- ary meeting of the State Briarcliff as- 1 soCiation, of which Mrs. H. R. Bond, 1 Jr., is a member, will be omitted and 1 the next meeting will be held Febru- ary 1.
 Professor Robert NJ. Corwin, chair man of the Yale Athletic committee l Norwich Free Academy class of 'S3 was one of those quoted Thursday in tribute to Tom Shevlin. the Yale football star.
 The rabbit season closes Saturday 1 New Years day, and a number ot i local hunters are planning trips into l the woods today Friday). Hunters say that the present rabbit season has been very good.
 As Saturday is a legal holiday, car. riers on rural routes will not make their trips, so that patrons will receive no mail or newspapers after thi: mornings delivery until Monda! | morning, January 3rd.
 William Douglas. son of Mrs. Myr; ] Douglas of Ocean avenue. New Lon don, is to entertain at a bridge part! Saturday evening in honor of Kuan: | Huane, a class mate at Yale, who | his guest during the holidays.
 St. Mary's T. A. B. society of Nev London will hold a watch night part, at Temperance hall for New Year eve A general invitation has beer sent to St. Xavier's society, New Lon donand to the Norwich societies to at tend.
 Thames Tow Boat Co.'S tug Aquid neck, Capt. Robert F. Hampstead has lowed the barge Lizzie Hora
 from Norwich to New London, tn , barge having finished discharging he
 cargo of coal at the wharf of tn
 Edward ChappeH Co. Under a governmental frank ther 3 was deposited in the malls Tuesda | by Collector of Internal Revenue Jame 2 J. Walsh for this district, includin 1 Connecticut and Rhode Island, the frs
 installment of lists for personal an r corporation tax returns, over 10000
 Isaac Cohen, an Andover farme l received injuries to his hips whe
 thrown from his wagon Wednesda = morning after it had been struck
 a trolley car near station 38 in Eae
 Hartford. He was taken to the Hart
 ford hospital and is not seriously hur
 At westford the other day, Mir
 John Scarborough shot a deer, ar B. with the assistance of her father, WI 5, is cighty-three years of age, dragge the animal to the house and dresse
 it off. She will have the hide tame = for rug as Q souvenir of her urov
 esS.
 The worst damage to the life ar Ir property ever dcne by wind stor
 in Connecticut was that of the Wal ingford tornado, August g, 1878, wh' IT twenty -enght people were killed, fo is ty-two injured and damage to prope h ty amounted to between S150.000 al e. $20o,00
 d The state treasurer's office is mai
 tng the semi-annual interest for tl ,e Connecticut state registered bono re There are 105 checks, representa- ,e $116.6S0. The interest on the coupe d per cent. bonds which falls due Iy the same time is paid on presentati, d of coupons and amounts to $S3,340.
 Plying so many cats neglected
 their city owners, Capt. Charles
 Potter of Norwich, cut a hole in t
 door of his Noank bungalow r
 enough to adnite pussy On a vi " 1t Wednesday he found 10 hobo ca