Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

several weeks. The body, of Iizzie Woods, who died in Norwich, has been taken to Rock vile tor burial.
 A Bolton Notch patient. c. ". Grif- m, has been brought to the Norwich hospital this week.
 Three new cases of diphtheria have been reported to the health depart rnent Of New London.
 Block Island Essanay. drama, Light house bg the Sea, reels. Colonial. to-
 The Rabbits Foot club. of Clark's Falls plans to give a three-act farct, entitled Captain Racket At Canterbury Plains. Ray Mont recently shot a deer for Judge Ben-
 In yPhoenixviue, the house owned by Lorerizp Buiiard has been sold by s. A. Peckham to the Game club of Will limantic.
 The Farther Lights Of the Central Baptist chuSch met Wednesday after noon with Miss Elsie A. Jacobson, at 154 Washington street.
 A GHrieyvilie correspondent writes: District Superintendent George G. Serivener preached a very interesting sermon in the local church Sunday.
 At a cake sale given by the Uneas- vile Grammar school Wednesday aft ernoon, $18 was realized toward the purchase Of Victrola for the school.
 Miss Dorothy Trenheim of St. Paul entertained the Wednesday Afternoon Bridge eiab at the Castle, the Nep- tune Park residence of ex-Governor Waller Wednesday afternoon.
 The first annual meeting of the Banke and Trust companies was held Thursday morning at il o'clock at the Hartford club. Hartford.
 sale Nov. 20 in Thayer building. Buy food made in America."- Adv.
 It is expected that the three men, Steeple, Tom Fitzpatrick, supervisor, who have been pointing the. two will finish their work this week.
 The North Woodstock Social Danes met Thursday afternoon with Mrs Calvin U. Rawson formerly of Nor wich. 1t was an anniversary meeting and proved especially entertaining.
 Funeral services for George Cong don,; who died suddenly Monday of acute indigestion, were held Thurs day. afternoon at 2 o'clock at his home on West Main street, Mantle
 The local post office received notice fro mthe department at Washington this week that parcel post service be- tween this country and Germany. Aus 6e r1r.rH kz1 h CT. ' The annual report of the Holland county commissioners, H. Leonard. J. e. Wightnlaii and H. R! Howard, shows that the county is out of debt and had on, hand at the beginning of the year s11,360.
 Thursday evening at the Second Congregational church. at the mid conference, Seekers after ffle Ideal" was the tonic, the pastor, Rev. H. J. Wyckoff, leading,
 FSu hunters from Hartford and Windsor were arrested the other day for hunting on the land of A. B. Wells. in Union. They were taken before Justice Of the ePace Albert M Heck and fined $2o each.
 A former Eastern Connecticut pas tor. Rev. Byron U, Hatfield, of Deep River who is spending the week en Massachusetts. will lecture at Boston, also at his old church in Georgetown, where he began his ministry.
 Mrs. Lena E. Curtis of Crystal Lake Union and Claude Biison of Rockville were married at Holland by Rev. J. N. Geisler, Saturday at b. m, They were attended by MT. and Mrs. Everett Charter of Chester. Mass.
 Rev William M zumbro, president of Matura college, India, who is staying in Norwich, Is to give. a stereopticon lecture in the. Methodist church at Stafford Springs. Satur- day. evening on '"The Art and Archi- tecture of India '
 In New York Wednesday commit tee of ten. two each from Long Is- land, New Jersey, New York city, was appointed to study the mosquito situation and endeavor to apply effi- cient exterminating methods.
 George D. Mckay of Newark. N. J., senior land appraiser of the division lnerce commission and Joseph A. Cul- len, land agent for the New Haven road. who accompanies Mir. MacKay, have begun work at New London.
 The three-masted schooner Irma Bentley. Captain Petterson, is dis charging cargo of wood pulp at the Thames Specia1ties company, Mont vile. After unloading she will go to St; Johns. New Brunswick, to take on a cargo of lumber bound for the Canary Islands.
 The State Universaiist church mid winter conference will be held at the St. Pauls church, Meriden. Tuesday, January 25- There will be morning, afternoon, and evening sessions Uni- versafist churches, Sunday schools, and mission circles throughout the state will be represented.
 Whether or not the New Haven railroad officiaIs will start. fin this month to four track the road south of the man line from Saybrook junction to Westbrook is not settled, but the men in charge expect to hear the word to start 1t any day. The hold up of through trains recently demands 1t. it.
 E Andrew Smith, commander of Burn side post, No. 2, Grand Army of the RanffFa35f. and Reruarsd IT 2ra5,, ,4