Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-18


 Rev. P. s. Irwin Of Pon1fret preach ed the Ash Wednesday evening ser mon at the services at St. Philips church.
 Hiss Emily Pierson, state organizer for the Connecticut Wonan's Suffrage association. is to speak in St. Johns l hall Sunday afternoon. George ;. Gregory of Fall River was visitor with friends in Putnam Wed l nesday afternoon.
 Joseph Plessis, Joseph St. Jean and r. W. Seward. members of Putnam's s board of relief, will hold their final session Saturday.
 Host at Farm. Henry E. Church has been entertain ing as party Of friends from Hartford at his Ashford farm, where some fish ing was enjoyed.
 Members Of the Epworth league of the Methodist church are to go t0 Danlelson to attend a circuit meet 1 ing Friday evening.
 1 The February list of books has been | added to the files at the public library. 1 On Western Trip. 1 Henry WheeIock, who left here We'd ! nesday afternoon to he away probably until April l, will visit New Orleans, l Phoenix. Arizona; Los Angeles, San Francisco, Portland, Salt Lake City and other western points. Rabbi Wise May Speak Here. Suffrage workers here are interested l in ., prospect of getting an engage rnent from the noted Rabbi Stephen l Wise to speak at a meeting in this city. Rabbi Wise is one of the most ! distinguished suffrage speakers in the 1 country.
 President Davenport Resigns. l On account of the pressure of bus 1 mess duties 1T. Fl. Davenport of Pom- | T 1 newly formed Windham County Farm CTS association. In sending his resig- l nation he writes that his heart is ir the moveTDe~t however, and encloseS a check for S25.
 Nothing New in Lawson Case. l Nothing developed during Wednes- | day that throws any additional light on the caucus that may have existed { to bring about the suicide of Adolpf 1 W. Lawson Of Woodstock. The youne mans relatives are heart broken over his act and death.
 TourteIlotte Seniors Trip. Members of the senior class of the TOurtellotte Memorial High school a. North GrOsvenordale are to have trip to Washington D. C., in tn, | spring, as have classes of the school II the past. Entertainments have beer held to aid in meeting the expense O the trip, which is of educational value
 Official Board to Meet.
 Ernest c. Morse of the directorat, of the Windham County Farmers as sociation will have his associates ol the board at his office here this after noon to consider matters Of specia interest to the association pres ident to succeed 1T. Fl. Davenport re signed, will probably be selected at tn, meeting.
 Rean, Mapsiop +o Wiro>U
 It is stated that Carolyn hall. tn,
 beautiful country estate of Norman E. Rean1, the multi millionaire, wh, died in New York a few days ago, a Thompson, has been given to Mrs mates of what MT. Ream spent il developing the property run as higl as s4.000.000.
 Holiday Hours at Post Office.
 Postmaster F. c. Letters has an
 nounced the following regulations a
 to hours at the post office for Wash
 ington's s birthday, next Monday: Offtc
 open from 6.30 to F III. and from 5.3
 to D. III. The money order and DOS
 tai savings divisions will be closed
 Morning delivery and collection of maj vice will be suspended for the day
 Officers or Chautauqua Club. The Junior Chautauqua club. whic
 now numbers 5S members is to hol 1 a meeting Saturday The folIowin
 urer, Marion Warren; secretary, Ger
 aldine Beard; leader of jolly games Miss Edna Chapdelaine; assistants Dorcas Bartlett, Catherine Russell: as sociate leader of boys, Ernest Chapde
 laine; chairman of Chautauqua com