Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-07

clearest that mas been cut III hldhy
 years.
 Franklin chapter. No 4, R. A. M., meets on Thursday evening at 7.S0.
 Work in the P. M. and M. E. AL de-
 grees.-Adv.
 On Wednesday former Mayor F. L.
 Osgood was in New London, super
 vising arrangements for the burial of
 William H. Law today.
 Documents filed in the office of the
 state secretary include articles of as-
 sociation of the Norwich. Connecticut,
 lodge, Loyal Order of Moose.
 A meeting of the state fisheries and
 game commission was held at the Cap
 itol this week. Routine business occu-
 pied the attention of the commission
 CTS.
 Lieut.. and Mrs. Lyons of Fort
 Terry are spending a short time at
 Mrs. Lyons home in Mystic before
 leaving for Fortress Monroe, where Lieut.. Lyons is to be stationed
 Trouble caused by the high winds and swaying wires early this morn
 lights in the city to go out about two
 o'clock. The trouble was soon fond
 and remedIed.
 Inc NeW LOIGOlI SOuHLy ASIIlcI
 sociation held its meeting and dinner at the Mohican hotel Tuesday night. Dinner was served at 6:30 in one of the private dining rooms, the business session following.
 A Woodstock summer resident, Mrs. Clarence Winthrop Bowen, of New York with her debutante daughter, Miss Doxana Wentworth Bowen, will be at home at their New York resi- dence Thursady afternoon. Notices have been posted in the rail- road stations to the effect that trans portation purchased on rains will cost 10 cents extra instead of five cents. Each ticket is redeenlable for 10 cents at any railroad ticket office. At an open meeting of the Norwich
 Suffragists' league to be held at the Norwich club Friday afternoon, Frank Edward Johnson has accepted an in vitation to speak on war conditions
 abroad, especially as affecting women. It is mentioned by an Ashaway, R. T., correspondent that Walter Brearly 1 has left for his home in Dayville, after l a few days visit with his father, John 1 Brearly, of Asl1away, who is failing steadily and considered beyond recov- cry.
 The committee on New Britain school accommodation has invited con 1 tractors to bid on the new vocational high school. including the Connecticut Engineering & Construction Company, l Norwich. The bids are to be in Jan 1 uary 20
 Among the contributions received Tuesday by J. P. Morgan 61 Co. for the American Ambulance Hospital in Paris was one of S1,100 for the purchase of automobile ambuiances from Mir. and Mrs. Charles H. SherriI1, George Barker Gibbs.)
 French societies honmed on Jan. 9th the birth in 1402 of Joan Of Arc born at Domremy, Lorraine, the worlds worlds greatest woman warrior, who i led French to victory over the English, 1 who burnt her at the stake for a. witch at Rouen in 1431.
 1 That Highway Commissioner Charles l J. Bennett should be re-appointed to
 office, if the best interests of the state
 are to be regarded, was the keynote 1 of the annual meeting of the Connecti- l cut Good Roads association held in l New Haven Tuesday.
 1 Rev. Edward M. Chapman. pastor 1 of the Congregational church at Old 1 Lyme, has resigned to take up his res idence in New London during the com ing spring. He will make his home ! of Glen 7ood and Ocean avenue. E. J. Guthrie has been appointed superintendent of the southern division of the Central Vermont railroad, vice 1 John McGraw, who is assigned to other duties Mir. Gutl1ie'S jurisdiction extends over the boat lines operating between New London and New York. Rev. Walter E. Lanphear formerly ! of Mansfield SncYnfay-y nf tf0e 1 ticut Temperance Union, spoke in the Congregational church at Stamford. | Sunday evening making the prophecy ! that in 1920 prohibition of the liqour
 trade will be an established legal fact Although the local Red Cross has aI-
 ready sent over 800 articles for the l soldiers abroad, others would be made | If there were money to supply ma i teria1s. Mrs. Robert W. Perkins, the ! president. has used up the $34 donated Tor the urgent cause, and needs furth-
 CT contributions.
 With a membership of 75, St. Hrary's Ilerney cadets of New London cele- 1 brated their third anniversary Tues made by Rev Alexander c. Wo11- ! schiager, chaplain of the cadets, Coun- l ty Director William H. NcGuinness of | Norwich and others
 Referring to William H. Law, a na-
 tive of Norwich. who will be buried ! in New London today a New York 1 paper states that he was a. classmate 1 at Yale of President Taft. MT. Law 1 was a member of Wolf's Head, Union, ! University and Yale Clubs of New
 York and the Qu4nnipiack Club of l New Haven.
 1 pr. N. 5. Lewis, the city health of l fcer. requests that, on account of the i several cases of scarlet fever in the vii 1 cinity of Elm, Cliff and Hill streets, parents prevent their children as
 much as possible from playing with 1 other children and keep them at home
 on the town premises for the next 1 three weeks.-adV.
 | Governor elect Marcus H. Holcornb | will have Tl71fn eroI7s jronor-t-sot ,oosf