Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

The flag at Buckingham Memorial was at half mast Tuesday because Of the death of Joseph D. Lathrop.
 Yale men hereabouts have been mo- tiled that Alumni University Day will
 be held on Washington's birthday.
 The water office will be open today 1 from S.30 a. m. till D. n.-adv.
 Seventeen members of the E Natural club were entertained at Maorey $ II Tuesday afternoon by Miss Elizabeth
 Lane.
 Il The forty first annual session of Q.
 E.. S, state of Connecticut, is to be
 held in Masonic hall, Hartford, Thurs
 day. Jan. 2S.
 II In advance of Thursday, the feast Y of St. Agnes, literary clubs and others
 have been looking up available poems, etc, at the libraries
 Best $8.50 glasses for $1.98, properly
 fitted. BurnhaTn's. 227 Main St.-adv
 Gas stoves to be used in connection 1 with the cooking department of Pal
 rner Memorial school, Montvillc, have 1 arrived at the school.
 1 Southern residents, as well as some 1 of the c. A. R. men, remembered that l Jan. 18th was the birthday of General 1 Robert Edward Lee.
 | recent gift to the Otis library of [ particular local interest is l. c. Han nah's The Heart of East Anglia, the story of Norwich, England.
 Mir. and Mrs. Herbert L. Crandall ! of New London left Monday from New 1 York for California in which state they will remain until spring. Supper tonight 20 cents. Noted me- dium Sunday, Spiritual Academy.- adv.
 The leader of the women's prayer meeting at the Central Baptist church 1 Tuesday afternoon was Mrs. Benjamin H. Palmer, the meeting proving of l special interest.
 Loosened by the dampness of the past few days, the larger part of the ceiling in one of one rooms adjoining l the common pleas court room fell on Tuesday morning.
 The directors of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce will meet Fri day at 11.30 a. .nl., at the Hartford ] club. The legislative committee will present it's report
 Miss Myrtle Bump and Willis Bab-
 cock, Jr.. of Old Lyme were married Friday evening. Jan 18th. The cere- mony was performed by Rev. E. F. Ferris Of Black Hall.
 Passengers coming down on trains | and trolleys Tuesday found the com pressed air plant an Interesting sight, 1 since the rains have greatly increased the volume of water there. Social workers are receiving notice that the war department wants books and periodicals that the owners no
 longer desire to keep in their libraries, for the soldiers of the army.
 Get your boxes now fer the Gov erncr's ball On sale at Davis book ! store.-Ady.
 The cases of Mary R. Rogers and
 Ernest E. Rogers against the Shore
 Line Electric Railway Co. for dam | ages on account of an auto accident
 in Lyme have been withdrawn.
 The Uncas National bank will close today at 2.SQ ?. m, tine hour of the funeral of the late Arthur J. Dawley. -adv.
 1 Passengers on the Norwich line steamer New Hampshire, from New York, did not reach New London Tues- day morning until II o'clock, being delayed at New York because of a dense fog.
 At the 12th annual convention of the New England Field Day associa- 1 ton of the Fraternal Order of Eagles l in New Haven Monday, it was decided 1 to hold the big field day at Provi- 1 derce August 1st.
 This weeks calendar of the Second CongTegatin:1al church thus memorial 1 izes Mrs, Charlotte E. kinne: "En- 1 tered into life, Jan. IS, 1915 Whoso- ever loveth and beIieVeth in me shall never die''
 One Of the newest etchings by Rev. ! F. w. Coleman of Trinity Methodist l church is shown in the window of 1 George A Davis stora and is a besu~ tiful little picture of ancient stora l at Norwich Town green.
 Harry I. 1Teigs, 2s, died at the home of his mother, Mrs. Joseph Fellow, in Mantle Monday afternoon after a long illness with consumption. MT. l Melss was 8. native of Mantle but re- l sided in Brooklyn, where he leaves a i widow and child and three brothers
 StoortSrnen here are interested in 9 b1H which the sportsmen of the state plan to have introduced at this session Of the general assembly which would provide for the payment Of q small 1 bounty for the killing of English star llngs, birds which prey on game birds l Neaily all the rep Ghlican congress- men, elect Of Connecticut, with the neW lieutenant governor. Mayor E. Wilson of Bridgeport. are to be guests Of the republicans of Waterbury Thursday night, at the republican 1 'dollaT dinner,'' to be held at Thorpe's. Bass CIef associate membership cards 2r Davis book stora. Special invitation not necessary. Signing card lssubscrioes for seasons cohcerts at low rate with privilege of reserVing seats before public saIe.-Adv.
 Philip Butler a, Waterford farmer, will be arraigned in the New London police court this morning charged with
 failing to procure g. license from the health department to peddle milk in the city. The action was instituted by Health Officer J. Torrington Black.
 The Caldwell Co of New Britain. contractors for the new state road through Indian woods, is having it's material shipped to Mantle and as
 soon as the weather permits trees will be cut down and the new layout k1@