Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Is your water bill paid? Addit1cna after the 20th.-a1Y.
 The appointments of District Su- perinfendent G. G. ScrfYener e9ok him to East Hampton Monday
 Eggs for matching have been found to be unusually fertile this year as
 Best 4s8.so glasses for s1.9s, properly dtted. Rurnhan1's. 227 Main SSt.--aoV.
 Hay was grown on s25,o0O acres in. Connecticut last year tine crop aInoltnt- ing to 469.000 tons, priced at $1960 a ton, or $e.146.coo.
 The time limit for swearing fn the newly elected justices of the peace having expired, the entire 5 have qualified with Town Clerk Charles s. HolbTook.
 During the Cla1%,'B Boss wedding at New London, Saturday, candies were burned which have been burned at the weddings of the Clark family for sew eraI centuries.
 I must pay my water bill today The weather may be real bad the 10th. adv.
 Rev c Fl. Rioketts 1nf the Greene
 
 pulpit Sunday morning at the Second Congregational church in exchange with the pastor.
 At the annual meeting of the Com - necticut Temperance Union, to be held in Hartford. Tuesday, January 26, the speakers win include Rev. Clarence H. Barber of Danie1son.
 Local members are receiving noti- fications that the forty first annual session of D. E. s.. state of Counect1- - cut, is to be held in Masonic hall, on Thursday, January 2s.
 A number from Eastern Connecticut will attend the meeting of the ezecu- tive hoard of the Connecticut Con gross of Mothers at the Hotel Bond in Hartford this noon.
 At Ole Lyme Saturday Harry Cram CT was severely injured by an axe wa1ks chopping wood. It required If stitches taken by Dr. Frank Nj. Dunn, of New London to close the gash. Army orders issued. at Washington announce the transfer of Second I1ieu- tenant Willard K Richards, C. A. c, from Tampa Fla to Fort IT. c. Wright. Fishers Island
 In the report Monday of the e1ec- ton of the Junior Holy Name society of St. Patrick's parish, the name of Charles Corcoran, elected vice presi- dent, was omitted through & typo graphical error.
 The executive council of the Con uecticut State Federation of Labor has voted unanimously to work with the present legislature to push the res elution for an amendment providing for woman suffrage.
 One Of my rew resolutions was to pat my water bill before the 20.h. I'I do tt now.-adv.
 The Westerly Sun states that MT. and Mrs. George F. Broughton and Mr. and Mrs. Howard C. Babcock are View and are planning to pass the remainder of the winter there. Notification of 8. suit against the borough of Groton ioy Frank Perkins has been received by the clerk oS the borough, C. B. Lund- Mir. Perkins fell on Ferry street. seriously injuring his spine and wrenching his leg. One of Scott's crews has completed the work unloading the wrecked schooner Ruth off Ocean beach. The 1900 bushels of oysters aboard the boat were removed by the wreckerS. and most of them are in good cond1- ton.
 The regular quarterly meeting of tine Norwich City Union of Kings Daugn- ters and Sons will be held this even ing at 7.4o o'clock in the Trinity Meth odist Episcopal church.-adv.
 According to official reports for 1914, the Connecticut potato crop on 24,000 acres yielded 140 bushels per acre, or 5,300,00O bushels in all, the ,S,aI,- bushel to the producer, or $2,fS4,000 altogether.
 Representatives of 19 banks and trust companies throughout the state met Friday afternoon at the Hartford club for an informal discussion CG matters of interest to them to coma before the legislature and to obtain expressions on these matters.
 Ernest Howard Fish, Son of William F. Fish of Bolton and Miss Frances A. Clark of Philadelphia were married Friday afternoon at 3.30 o'clock at the Methodist parsonage in Bolton by Rev. ". D. Woodward. Mir. Fish has been,in Denver, Col, for several years.
 Richard Blanisenburg of Vernon in ttEe city of Rockville on a -cOTnpla Int brought by 4. W Buchanan Of Mans field, agent of the state board of ed-
  his children out of school to Ielp him strip tobacco and was fined S2I and costs.
 Governor EoEcomb and 1is-staft wf1r attend the reception and bill given by the Fifth Co. at tt1e ar12oFy Tuesday, Feb. 2 Tickets a6rr1i tting gentleman and two ladies, S2: each additional lady 75 cents. Tickets and boxes on sale at George A Davis. Tubbs' band will furnish both concert and dance music.-adV.
 At the annual meeting o6 the State Bar association to be held in Hartfor49 Monday, January p, the expectation Is that 250 lawyers from all sections Of the state will be in attendance. The committee to haze cha1xe Of the meet ing an1 banquet includes Edward M Day, e native Of Colchester.
 Repairs are being made at Eastern Point on the property Of the SIfenne- cossett Beach Co, damaged to the ex- tent of about $150 by the storm and nigh tide of Thursday morning. which washed over tho big sand dune and in to Beach pond, carrying away some of the old tiTn1ers of the tatl1iEe houses
 Soldiers Nav wanE Suna4.r.