Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

ernor's Ball, at the ArInory, Tuesday evening.-adY.
 Alexander Giber of Rockville has
 been appointed trustee of the bank rupt estate of Max Ain, of that city. be found in room 1315 in the Thayer building.-AdV-
 Wednesday is the Feast of St, Ease On this day in many places the GUS tom of blessing the threats of tue
 faithful is observed.
 From now on Dr. P. J. Cassidy may be found in room 315 in the ThaVer ]building.-AdV.
 Tomorrow (Tuesday> is CandIemas day, when the ground hog is supposed 1 to appear and determine the weather l for the following forty days. Send box furnishings for Governors ball by auto express. Phone 9T7.-adY. Everett E. Brown of Ponfret. the expert apple grower, will install the officers of Bolton grange, February 9. He will also inspect the grange.
 From now on Dr. P. J. Cassidy may ioe found in room 515 in the Thayer buildinS.-Adv.
 ISI Hay OC 4IO $-dIA44O4 SI4d4 cA Wesleyan this year. One year the famous cannon was brought to Nor wich and hidden in Dr. Allen's barn. on Laurel Hill.
 Additional artists who have con- tributed to the exhibit for war relief which opens in New York today, are De Witt c. LocEznan. of Windham, and Jules Turcoe, of the Lyme colony.
 From now on Dr. P. J. Cassidy may be found in room 315 in the Thayer building.-Adv.
 The commissions of d majority of
 the notary public expire today CNIon- day). Nearly all the notaries whose commissions will expire have made ap-
 pltcation to the secretary of state for i renewals.
 i 4 Groton man, Ernest Getchel, son l Of the late John B Getchel has en- tered the Norwich State hospital for treatment. He has been under treat
 ment for q year or more for disease
 of the brain
 From now on Dr. P. J. Cassidy may l be found ill room 515 in the Thayer 1 buildlng.-Adv.
 l Funeral services for Mrs. Emma
 Field were held Saturday afternoon at
 2.50 o'clock at her home in Water ford, Rev. F. D Luddinston officiating. 1 Burial was in Cedar Grove cemetery. 1 New London.
 Mrs. Frank Chamberlain Porter
 gave a reception at her home fin Brad 1 ley street, New Haven, Friday after Der of Colonial Danes from all parts of the state attended. From now on Dr. F. J. Cassidy may he fnTIrH n G1 building.-Adv. Mrs. William Mitchell of Montville entertained the members of the board
 chapter, D. A T., Of New London, at the home Of Mrs. Frederick Palmer of Neptune park Friday afternoon.
 Mrs. John Addison Porter of Pom 1 fret and New Haven, and one of the 1 l1ostesses at the first of the series of ! the dansants given at the New Ha- ven Lawn club, Saturday afternoon,
 received with Mrs. George Watrous.
 Now is the time to select your box 1 for the Governors ball, Feb. ?. On
 sale at Davis book store.-ady.
 PostnaSters have received word that there have been largo frauds per- petrated throughout the country by use 1 of false money orders drawn upon 1 Baltimore, and to warn merchants not to accept such orders before referring them to postmasters. You housewives, the stewards of your homes, be economical, frugal and
 thrifty by using only Wedgwood l Creamery butter.--Adv. l You working men, the real producers and consumers, be honest with your- l selves and your families. Use none
 other than ~Wedgwood Creamery but l ter.-A6ly.
 At the quarterly rneeting of the Nj antlc Village Improvement society in l the Mantle Baptist church this CNIon- eayp evening Joseph T. Cruttenden of speak on When East Lyme Refued an l Opportunity, Did She Win or Loose? You professional men, the tireless Dattlers against unsanitary and mi crobe-laden foods, be honest with your butter.--Adv.
 By the will of Mrs. O'Connor, of New York who left about $15O,0o0, the servants Relief for Incurable Cancer of Rosary Hill at Hawthorne, N. Y. get s5,Oo0 This is tho free hospital of Sister M. Alphonsa Lathrop, GRose Hawthorne Lathrop, formerly of New London.
 Mrs Clark, daughter of Mrs. E. P. Learned of the Pequot colony left for Europe last week to look after property interests in Paris and to offer her services for Red Cross assign ment Mrs. Clark has maintained a residence i'll Paris the lease of which is about to expire.
 You that take sincere and genuine delight in having about your festive board your friends. Gain their ever lasting admiration for good judgment by serving always-W edgwood Cream cry butter.--AdY.
 Parcel post to Gibraltar will begin today tMonday) according to a, bulle- tin from the postal authorities at Washington. Packages for shipment to Gibraltar should not weigh more than II pounds and must conform with the regulation measurements for par eel post packages.
 Rev. c. G. AosI1er of North Manchest-
 CT Methodist church, has declared his
 tjof1 ,,f resi177i71ey his 1,o