Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-03

 tary of state.
 Postal employees, library workers and bank officials will enjoy two holI- days this nontll-Lincoln' and Wash ingtons birthdays.
 The state board of barber exarnin- CTS will be in session Monday, Feb ruary s at NorwaIk, for the purpose ol examining candidates.
 From now on pr. r. J. Cassidy may be found in room 315 in the Thayer buiIding.-AGlv.
 This year St. Valentines day comes on Sunday. which is also ShroTe Sun- day. the Sunday immediately preced- ing the beginning of Lent.
 Committee members will attend q meeting of the Yaie University class clubs Secretaries Friday at the Yale University club in New York.
 Fireman's dance, Yantic. Friday eve ming; best floor hereabouts. Drew's orchestra.-AdT.
 The young son of George Sissor oi the Navy Yard. while carrying a baby down stairs Monday afternoon. fel fracturing his arm above the elbow.
 < Connecticut party is being made up to go to Washington for the week beginning April 17th, so a{s to attend the annual D. \. E. congress. having q parlor car.
 The second tea, for the Ladies' Aid society of Trinity Methodist Episco- pal church is to be given this after noon at the home of Miss |. L. Wor- cester, at No, S9 Asylum street.
 v-ta r,r1ce,- 1-,,o1r-s aF,soI71+eTyr wei you'll be satisfied if you eat-Wedg- wood Creamery Butter.-adV.
 Yesterday. the feast of the Presen- tation of Christ in the Temple and the Puridcation Of the Virgin, Rev. J. El- dred Brown officiated at the celehra- ton of holy communion at Trinity Episcopal church.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence J. Gates of New London announce the engage nent of their daughter, Bessie S, tc James Frederick Brady of Springfield Mass. The wedding is to take place early in the spring.
 Owing to the storm Monday night the meeting to have been held in Nj antic by the Village Improvement so- ciety, when Joseph T. Cruttenden of Norwich was to speak, was postponed until next Monday night.
 Judge Waller. in the hearing for the dissolution of the injunction restrain ing the warden and bUrgesses of the borough Of Groton from appointing a fourth member of the water and light commission, reserved his decision
 We use in it's making the richest cream from selected herds of breeded Guernseys and Holsteins-Yvedge wood Creamery Butter.-adv.
 Steamer City of Lowell replaced the steamer New Hampshire on the New London line Tuesday. The New Hamp- shire left New London for Newport Tuesday morning at 10.30 o'clock and the Lowell reached there from that port at t.S0 o'clock.
 ter, No. 4. R. A. M., Masonic temple. Thursday, Feb. 4tll, 7.30 lp. m. Work in the F. 4. degree.-Adv.
 Mrs. James L. Chapman of Norwich has been appointed by the North Stonington court of Probate, admins tratriN of the estate of the late John Q. \. Rathbun. Judge Gray chose Calvin A. Snyder and Henry T.. Randall appraisers Of the estate.
 Hurrah for the Railway Clerks an- nual ball at Miller'S Academy, Thurs day evening. Feb. 4thi Public invited. Tickets $1.Q0 per couple.-Adv.
 Conductor Horace s. Leonard of Middletown, for more than S5 years an employe of the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad Co, and a conductor on the Valley road, who died at his home in Saybrook Point Sunday of Bright's disease, was well known to local railroad men.
 Every detail of manufacture, from the green pasture to your table, is rigidly supervised by men of skill and experience. Wedgwood Creamery Butter.--adv
 An order signed by the governor for the commitment of Joseph BruZenak of Bridgeport who attempted to set fire to the T. NJ. C. Co. plant to an in- sane asylum was received Saturday. by the charities department officials. Investigator \. F. Morrissey brought Bruzenak 10 the state hospital at Norwich Monday.
 Connecticut 11orsenen will take an important part in the deliberations of the horsennen of New England at the first annual meeting and banquet, to be held in Boston. Thursday at the American house. This is the first time he borsemen of New England have endeavored to get together to map out Q plan for horse racing.