Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 The public and parochial schools have 3 holiday today, Iincoln's birth day.
 ow1s' whist tonight. s.15, Owls hall on SquaPe.-Adv.
 Connecticut people are starting south to attend the MaFdi Gras at New Or leans.
 There was brisk business in the banks Thursday because of the legal holiday today
 Trolleyrnen's dance Feb. F. state ar mory. Cars after dance.-ady.
 The American Thread company's mill at Glasgo started running full time this week.
 Boys who went to Motaegan park to skate on Thursday reported the skat- ing as rather poor.
 A number of clubs and other organ izations in local society will suspend meetings until after Lent
 Opportunity is again offered those having farms to sell. to have them ad- vertised free by the state board for agriculture.
 Tulips, tiaffodils and violets in the florists windows were in pleasing con- trast to yesterday mornings tempera- ture of 8 degrees.
 At Blackstone. Mass, T. C. Pringle has left the Saranac mill to become cverseer of dressing in the Admore wooden mill at Yantfc, Conn.
 Rcservsa seats for the Charity ball for sale at Dunn's drug sore.-adv.
 Thirty barrels of fish were shipped froru Noank station to New York mar kets Tuesday evening, the largest shipn1 ent that has been made there Tn some time.
 The Connecticut Hardware associa- Cica, an organization composed of re- tail hardware dealers, is to hold it's 12th annual meeting in Aferiden on February 16 and r.
 Rev. John Hendrix de vries. rector of Grace church. Saybrool1. has decided to accept the call of Trinity church, Canton, Mass, and will be at Grace church only two more Sundays.
 Union service in Central Baptist church, next Sunday. 7.50 D. m.-Adv
 Mrs. Thomas P. Norman of Ledyard has rented for six months from March first tho parsonage of the Third Bap- tist church in North Stonington, and later will buy or build a permanent home.
 T. was Frank r. Pgckhai1 Of the Corning read and not Stephen Peck the proposed bill regarding fishing regulations in Amos lake, or Preston City pond.
 social II. K. C. club. 1Iaennerchor hau, Saturday evening. FTeb. 18th. Door prize.-Ady.
 Highway Commissioner Charles J. Bennett left Wednesday for Atlantic City. where he will stay until next Wednesday. Mfr. Bennett bas not yet fully recovered from his recent-at- tack of typhoid fever.
 New Enndon papers state that the store Of D, J. Lucy and Co. is to be De moved 10 the new Plant building and that the present Lucy store will be taken as aD addition to his bus 1aess by James r. O'Leary.
 Ceozse ". LaGrange, merchant. of Saybrook Point has received notice that his name was presented for post master at Say'brool1 Point by Con sressman Malan. Howard T. Chap man resigned the office some time ago.
 At the union service in Central Ba,n- dst church, next Sunday evening, Rev. E. :. Worcester will preach. Subject What Is Your Life ?--Adv.
 The funeral of Norman E. Beam Fhonpson's multi millionaire resident, Is to be held Saturday morning at St. Georges church, StuyVesant square. New York. MT. Ream spent over H4 G60.O0e on his beautiful estate in Thompson.
 Writing from Ekon11 a correspondent says; Murray Lincoln, agent of the County Improvement league was a. visitor at Ekonll grange Friday eve nIng and gave a very interesting and proflta'hle lecture on lines of improving the conditions of farming.
 Hartford papers Thursday had the picture of Rev. John J. Anlbot. former ly of Norwich. who has been placed n temporary charge of the parish of pastor, Rev. Joseph Zebris. was found orutaily murdered Tuesday.
 At Coventry Mrs. I. p. Fiske has been successful in securing money enough for the station teleDhone at Bolton Notch for another wear T'o1. several years 1t has been necessary to raise the money among individuals in order to have the telephone at the station.
 Three months ago the practice of selhng liquor in the dining cars on the New Haven trains and in station restaurants was discontinued It is now said that employers total a1o- stinence IS regarded as one of the first essentials in a safety f1rst' effort and promotes efficiency.
 The funeral Of Chester 7WelIington W1tter, a former vice president and attorney of the Central Vermont road vas held Thursday afternoon at the t1rst Congregational church in St. Al pans, Vt, at 1.30 o'clock. A speeja1 tTslh took the funeral party to Milton. Vt, where burial took place. SEWERS CONNECTION WITH
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