Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

Churches in several places will ob- serve next Sunday as Family day.
 Young men note ad for store clerk in want column.-ady.
 many sleigh owners to get the cut ters down from the lofts.
 From now on Dr. P. J. Cassidy may be found in room S15 in the Thayer building.-Adv.
 Springs and wells are filled as they have not been for years and a num- Der of cellars are uncomfortaoly moist.
 Photographers and florists find sun less days 8 great business loss and the poor light is very trying for needle workers.
 The Preston City Congregational church is to hold a cottage prayer meeting at the home of N. H. Hall this (Thursday) evening.
 Fireman's dance, Yantic. Friday eve ming; best floor hereabouts. Drew's orchestra.-Adv.
 Food sale at the square in the new Thayer building, Saturday, Feb. 6'
  spices of Norwich Anti-Suffrage league.
 The nnid-year election of officers. of the Wesleyan University. Deutscher Verein resulted in the choice Of H. H. Richmond, IS, of Norwich. Conn, as president.
 Regular convocatfon Franklin chap ter. No. 1, R. A. NJ. Masonic temple, -nT, n Work in the R. A. degree.-Adv-
 The quarterly meeting of the Grad uate Nurses association of Connecti- cut, was held Wednesday at 2.30 D. m. in the new Nurses home of Bridge port hospital.
 The Peck library at the Free Acad- eny has been presented two useful volumes, The Directory of Yale Living Graduates and the Directory of ! ale Living Non Graduates.
 Househo1ders who have grouped jun iper trees about their porches and piazzas for winter protection of shrubs and vines are admiring the picture they make fecked with snow.
 Remember the Railway Clerks an- nual at MiIler's Academy tonight. Dancing to l. Tickets $100 per coupie.-adv.
 Connecticut airmen will attend the first joint conference on aviation of a,eronaUticaI and engineering societies to be held at the Aeronauuca1 society, 29 West Thirty ninth street, New York. on Friday.
 Ten members of Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters had an inter estfng meeting Wednesday afternoon TyS IT street the circles leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley, presiding.
 The County Dental association held its monthly meeting in the Mofican hotel Tuesday night with , members present. Dr. George N. Bates read the paper of the evening, a general dis cussion following.
 President Edgar A. Bent, eof the Thomas River Lumber Co of New London, has 8 special interesr in the European conflict from the fact that his son, Major Charles E. Bent, is be- ieved to be at the front with the Can- adian troops.
 A national canned salmon day is the scheme of transportation companies and fishery owners of the west and they have asked Governor Marcus H. Holconl0 Of Connecticut to issue a, pAc+Ac1441cILAptA IlSSilaAllS Mai Eti SLo ANIL- tional Canned salmon day.
 The Mission Study class Of the Ep- worth League of Trinity Methodist church. Miss Agnes Chapman. leader. met at the home of Miss Elizabeth Lane. ) Washington place, Wednesday evening and began the study of the book The New Indian Trail.
 ". C. T. unions contributing to the White Ribbon Banner fund during January included: East Hampton, South Coventry, Plymouth, Bridgeport. Scotland. Hartford. Anniversary gift from Great Plain union $2.50. Payment on deficit: Plymouth soc; Scotland s1.75.
 Wednesday, the feast of St Blase. mass in St Patrick's church was said at :! o'clock by Rev. T. A. Grunbly and at 5 by Rev. J. II. Frederick. In spite of bad weather a good number attended the second mass, following which there was the traditional bless ing of threats associated with St. Blase's day.