Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS The moon is in its last quarter to- night.
 l David R. Kinney of Norwich has 1 been at Lords Point looking after his cottages.
 Since the recent rains the city water has lost it's brown color and muddy taste and is now in first class condi- ton.
 Mrs Alice Tower of Lyme died We'd nesday at Lawrence hospital, New London, in which institution she had been under treatment but short time.
 Martin E. Jensen is engaged in au- diting the accounts of the American | Thermos Bottle company, having been busy at this since about the first Of December.
 1 Following the gale early Thursday morning twigs were streTn about, l fences blown down and there were many other evidences of the fierceness of the wind.
 Hardwood floors and other improve ments are being added to the house on Church street recently occupied by " ll1ldIu A1G1@di d1I4 w ILOO OJ 14~ J. J. Donohoe.
 Owing to mild cases of scarlet fever in Pomfret Center, the schools with tho exception of Elliott and Jericho will not be opened until next week. The Sunday schools were also closed Sunday.
 oices of the Catholic WoInen's club of St. Patrick's parish will be held in the armory, Monday evening, Feb. 18th. Drew's full orchestra--Adv.
 In the shore towns of the county the trawlers seem to think that fatfish are a little more plentiful than they have been. For the past month it has been impossible to get over one barrel of these fish day.
 The Holy Name society Of St AIary'e Star of the Sea church, New London, held it's annual meeting Wednesday evening in the basement of the church. William T. May, president for the past two years, was reelected.
 The state board of registration and examination for nurses held g. meet ford hospital Wednesday. This meet Ing was preparatory to the examina- tions which are given Jan. 20.
 Fifteen members of Comfort Circle of the Kings Daughters met Thurs day afternoon with their leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley, of Lafayette street, who, after the usual period of sewing, etc, served cake, wafers and cocoa.
 The New London Telegraph notes that Noonan of the BulkeIey junior class has left school to take 8 course of studies at the Norwich Free Acad- er1y. Noonan was the star end on the football team for the past two sea- sons.
 The educational committee of the Connecticut College for Women will hold a meeting Tuesday morning next at the college office at the Mohican hctel for the purpose of perfecting the courses of study to be offered at the 1 college.
 Mrs. Ella J. Benjamin died at her home, corner of Sloconb terrace and l School street. Groton, Wednesday after l an illness of several months. She is l Benjamin, with whom she made her ] home. l
 Mrs, Clarence ". Bowen Of New day at No. East Sixty third street l for her daughter, Miss Roxana ". Bowen, who was introduced on Nov. 25. A dance will be given for Miss Bowen at SherryS Jan. P.
 At the ceremony of profession and reception in the Convent of Mary Im- maculate in Parkville. Monday morn ing, the young women received includ- ed Miss Lillian Cough, Sister Mary Rosa1ie, of Hartford, former teacher and resident of Norwich Town.
 Waterbury paper~ state that a social center has been formed by Rev. Hugh l o4 .{<-1, and meetings are held in the new hall l in the school building every Thursday evening. Last Thursday evening whist and five hundred were played.
 About the state there is an agitation in the schools to 'segregate the germs 1 by not permitting pupils to use the 1 same pencils, While no special rules | on this point have been made here, 1 Supt. E. J. Graham states that all his 1 bie in this regard.
 Dr. N. B. Lewis, the city health of- l hcer, requests that, on account of the | cfnity of Elm, Cliff and Hill streets, 1 parents prevent their children as | much as possible from playing with 1 other children and keep them at home l! on their own premises for the next 1 three weeks.-adv.
 Local fishermen are agitated, the l Stonin"+~- Mirror says, at proposed 1 legislation that will be attempted to | do away with otter trawling, Advo- 1 cates of this measure attribute in part l the scarcity of fish to this practice 1 that denudes the bottom of the sea l of the growth that. provides breed ing places for the fish.
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