Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

nm 10 Baltlc Ao11day evening.
 Societies are preparing to celebrate
 Endeavor society of the world.
 The secretaries of the various Civil
 war regiments will hold their annual meeting Wednesday in Hartford.
 The no-session bell for school pupils in the lower grades was sounded Mon 1 day morning and again after noon. Most brilliant social event of the season-tne Governors ball.-adv.
 Mss Nettie A. Loughiin has resumed teaching in Ellington after being i'll at her home in East Wallop with acute anaemia.
 Most of the Christmas decorations have been removed. although custom now permits their retention until Can dlenaas day. Feb. 2.
 AIr. and Mrs Frederic A. Beckwith celebrated the 22d anniversary of their marriage at their home in Grand street, Mantle. Saturday evening. A few scotchman displayed clan col OTIS Monday, Jan p in 1759 being the birthday of Robert Burns. Scotland's
 national poet. He died July Fist, 1796.
 Best $3.5O glasses for s1.9S, properly fitted Burnham's, 2s7 Main St.--adv. A meeting of the Farther Lights of the Central Baptist church was held Monday afternoon with Miss Ethel P. Adams Of Gardiner court. off Oak street.
 The new Moose home. the former Kies house. is brilliantly illuminated and is conspicuous from many points ] making a cheery sight these wintry evenings.
 Local members will go to Hartford for the 34th annual meeting of the Connecticut DairyInen;s association to be held at Unity hall today (Tuesday), Wednesday and Thursday. Arnold E. BalIou. 4, who was found dead in bed at his home in Woonsocket, 1 R. l., Saturday morning by his wife when she went to call him, was born ! in Thompson, Conn.,, Dec. F, 1S41 1 \ week from today CTuesday) will 1 be Candiemas day. on which day bless 1 ed candles will be distributed to the used during the ceremonies of the year. l Firemens whist, Yantic Engine hall, 1 Wednesday at s p. m. Come along!- ] adv. 1 4 young mems class, organized in i the Second Congregational Sunday 1 school Sunday with a dozen members 1 elected Arthur Thompson president and William Bulkley secretary treas
 urer
 Some important new accessions to the music department of the Otis Ii- brery include from Mcdowell, In Passing Moods, New England IdyIs and r etudes for development and style.
 The semi annual conference of the Lutheran church board of the Con necticut conference was held Sunday afternoon at the Immanuel Lutheran church. Meriden- Seventy mine dele gates were present.
 l The Auction Bridge club has ar 1 ranged for a subscription whist at the l Norwich club house this week, the 1 committee being Mrs. George A. 1 Coneau, Mrs. Frank L. Farrell and l Mrs. William H. Shields.
 Among the costume groups arranged l for the ball for the benefit Of the Wis 1 iting Nurse association in Hartford i during February is an Aurora Borealis 1 group in charge of Mrs. John NJ. Gal 1 lup, formerly of Norwich.
 for the Governors ball, Feb. ,. On l sale at Davis book store.-adv. ! Methodist pastors have been notified l that the date of the annual conference l of the Southern New England Meth l odists has been postponed and that it 1 is to be held April 14tn at the Central
 N. E. church. Brocfton Mass. The Ecclesiastical society Of the 1 Vernon Center Congrega tional church 1 has elected K. o. Clark, Charles <. Knight and c. H. Hammond society 1 committee, two of those chosen at the
 annual meeting having refused to 1 serve.
 1 The report of the missioner gen. l eral of immigration for the fiscal year ] ending June 90 last shows that of the 1 aliens admitted into the country during ! the year 3313 immigrants gave Con- necticut as their intended future per- | rnanent residence.
 l C. Hadlai Hull Jr., Of New London, 1 is to be the speaker tonight at the 1 banquet and social to be given by the men of the First Baptist church 1 Announcement is made at New T4a- ven that Yale alumni university day 1! will be held this year on Washington's 8 l birthday, Monday. Feb. P, and that the ] main attention will be given to the ] art school. the Peabody museum and l the library.
 i Prices paid to Connecticut farmers for their produces last month are given ] as follows: Hogs s10.50 per 100 pounds; 1. beef cattle SS.30 per 100 pounds; veal calves $10.29 per 10o; sheep $6.50 per 1o0; lambs $50 per 100; nailch cows 1 $1o per head: horses $200 a head: wool 1 22 cents a. pound.
 1 At New Britain, the North &. Judd Manufacturing company, of which ! Senator George 2G, Landers of Ocean 1 Be9ech is president, is running night l and day. filling several big war orders which total SI.200,0G0 Most of the ! product consists of saddiersy. har19wa re and infantry and cavalry buckles:
 Susan J.. Loomis, wife of Henry E. Loomis, died at her home in Cflaston-
 bury Saturday afternoon of locornotor
 ataxia- Besides her i1usban Mrs 1 Isoomis leaves three children, a, da,1gl1- 1 ter. Anita (Oirs. Harry G. Mller3.- of l South Glastonbury, and two sons. Will 1 liam H. Loomis of Mystic and Samuel l Frederick Loomiy.
 WEDDINGS.
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