Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

|. tional p. "A. F. congress to be held in Wa shtnSton qtos April are being chosen ..by3 D. "A. R. chapters.
 :. The connectlcut Mckinley associa- ton is to have its e41nual banquet at tE1s Allyn house, Hartfora on the eYe- niffS of Bf1dsy,f Jan. s29. s..-, el 4s4 ; v Many. welis :. in. the suburbs were bSnefttted by the srecent rain, and now contain several feettof. water. Several had. been dry since August. .zs,..., ist John pinss's dlug.s store, Pagan s Smoke Shop, 5pni tti's drug store Mad den's cigar store.-adv:
 The eighth ann1a1.s. meeting Of the Harvard club of CUnnecti cut,, held on Friday evening atsthesHoteIs Strataeld, Br1dgeport, was well attended. > : Friday at o'clock, in St. Patrick,s enorsn. an n aslpiverseTyt high mass of sung by Rev John IT. Broferick.
 Read the Exploits of tE9asne' in the Soston sAInsrlcan ne toT1ao s1 and every
 A1ldatorlun1- It. starts TJans sa-7tE-Assfv.
 Miss Isabel crawford who told at the Central Baptist church tliis week expsriences among the Indiahs, goes % Meraden to address a. meeting on
 The New London ,I4orti cultural so- clety has voted to hold3 two main flow CT shows during the coming year, one to be a. rose show and the other to 4be devoted to earnations::.sst4 H ... 4 the Poultry show held recentlv n n, Boston James E. Lord of Lords s eSo. kLaa e prizes for his mammoth bronze 5ttr- keys, yout of an exhibit of F. 7 Joseph Paxton, Frank; Petrofsisi, An- grew PetrofsA and Tomas RafRo, were before, the city court on Friday an f9e- linquents in paving the personaT tax. -Tne1-s cases; were continued a week.
 The tobacco, crop; in. Conneeticdt. was sS566@ 900 pounds last year, on 20 200 aeres: The; yield per acre was i,77o pounds, which sold at t1&5 cents s pound the totalEvaiue Sbeing sS, ,6t4, 900:
 Ellington granser has received a cheGk ffor s$25 from gtl1e. Conneeticy. state grange to help. cover. the loss sustained by, the grange in the burr lT,g. 9g .of its meeting place and para
 An h English woman in. town. has. been
 IotIded: by relatiEes across the water t1 at even children canshe1p in the war reller work, by preparing and seWff1e, picture puzzles, which greatly enter
 ssans me Wounded soldiers and sailors
 The Enc ;quarterlys meeting. Of the c14tyy
 Union of Kings Daug2iters and soY,s
 S pestponed ro Jan. e18 at Trinity United Workers meeting. The p4tniic IS tinYitec.-AiY.x z, lss.T, ,ts-Sf 1$+s9
 Charles sL. Rackus, who represente8 cs clle gown or Aildover in legisla tdre Of 1895 has the distitGtion Of, Hsyi1is, :tTos tgN sons in isssthe present IegisIature
 t.1l xloLiund, sS:s 2: <Hackus, < represe ting the town of ;: Thompson, and Horace [J
 Faekus'.. aea st represerlting sAiidover.' =
 tsez e. 3>e5 c C. scriEeners1s conducting 'stesrl.esro group meetings in the Nor Bich district to bring the benef1tss. of the New England col1ventiorl of .NIstf,o- d.ist men, recently sfefd in. Boston. sto the chuEcfes Of the district hsyinr been at. south Niauci4eSter, Moosup and
 M. siiI. and Mrs. 1T $. %GuIliyer. of Wa terbury have ereceiFedSs 5. another post caFo rom their son. C.ar.l;s in @c.onsf.sy1t tliTople: ! He speaks of his recrea tieY7 oe11fg limited to the %college .grourr<is is as1o s.sTl concludes e with this sentence:
 Hard to write long Tletters tbeca1se everything SisY cefisoretf:''
 :No1ths Z Woodstock, correspondent writes. Z, The Social Danes met wftfS LntllersRawson last AT17ursdayl iif ST51l pg1i3g Hef pirtfday. An afternoon with
 " 2irffeFr vas .erjoyed:1 During the re- freshrcent fhour Mrs. Frank TeTrin si,3 behalf of tiaes club, pieaentecl inc. haofstesssa nos tsss @ handsome cake plate
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 Blpies lecture, Chrlsts Second Com; lri 1T; :. Hoy. When Why by 0. Mag, at: 10 45 under 4tf1e. auspices cf ;4f,s: Int ternational Bible Students, "a st;rx,j:s t1ofl isln W. c. T. U. hall No. siee- ! tucket street-Adv < =. =. sAtt,rhe first, of the year, in5 tat1ins Tl3 1sicossnt osT, .of the ayeFase attendance at church, hitsfs: computed that sat fffe . o'clock mass, which isS the sc1ifdren,s, mass, every Sunday. fe gresst f5,,3 or1t an1ordinary pieasan Suflday. :. oers' per 2.zeo men, swon1en land. children. :, se Competitivetnon- -asserabIefI testg ,,.;1{ T f bs@ held aIorrl y. Feffs11Iy 1afs 7 st stt State Capitol, Y Hartfordss tro : exfa'oitsi, e. seag1pie for. -frraSong, ,f,ai11te1.xe plnmpers.J head farmers, 1natrons ana inasnag1ng housekeepefs,+ aea1nstrasses, sGliled lau11 dry assistants. in the tate e..ylce as appointments l1avez to :: be; !. R :. nsr {. x oE.yvich people, snow .resid iEs- m Sorher states and countries ufFrit a. to friends of their, delight with T;as Bulletins 1915 calender; the. reproducS ' tion1oS sti1exoId .prfrtTof The ESalIy, One woman sssa ys:t The calendar EesDerisISSgy iSy arPSafs to ID 6 as1d q ssS,e nj, SFSs5 t;.S osaaF1Hai ffs picture on a firm ffoor1t3s- t0n for : f'kespss < EI.,- 2-4e.E
 0,ebete Before City. Rlbie Glass. ,.t;
 fr1i I:eSpGsee ito sinuita lions tfaat have peen sent our, an aftsndance ofs sjj0g is3 3exwotsa ssS the City Bible fCsass l3r MeTa. sunctaS at stt1 Central BapffsE