Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

The children manage to coast down some of the smaller hills. Night work has begun in the spin ming room at Hall Brothers mill in Haliville.
 Young Peoples day will be observed salist churches.
 Don't forget the social by the Third Co., Thursday evening-adv. Postal clerks are eIecting delegates to the convention to be held at New Haven on Washington's birthday.
 The heavy rain has made some of the country roads so that conditions are like April l, instead of January.
 Most brilliant social event of the season-tne Governors ball-adv. Wednesday evening at the Quarry vile Methodist church Rev. ". D. Woodward. pastor, the Ladies Aid SO ciety gave popcorn social
 At. the first fellowship meeting held Wednesday at the Ledyard Congrega- tional church, Rev. F. A. Mcdonald of Pawtucket. R. l., delivered the ser mon.
 Capt. Waiter E. McCasI1ey. .. S. A, of the duartermasteT's corps, has been ordered from Plattsburg barracks, New York, to Fort H. c. Wright, Fishers Island.
 Best ss.5o glasses for s1.9S, properly fitted. Burnham's. 2z7 Main St.-adT.
 A correspondent mentions that former resident, Artist C1ustave A Hoffman has returned to Rockville from a stay Of some length in New Hampshire.
 The federal quarantine against the hoof and mouth disease has now been lifted in Litchf1eld Fairfield. Middle sex, Holland, New London and Wind ham counties.
 Dance given by the Holy Name SO ciety tonight in Parish hall, Norwich TOWn-adN.
 The Alumni association of the Con necticut Agricultural college at Storrs will hold its annual banquet at the City club in Hartford, Wednesday eve ming. February 5.
 schoolmen from this state will be present at the annual convention of the National School Superintendents, which will be held in Cincinnati the week of February g.
 Governor Marcus II. Holcomb has received the sixth biennial report of the Connecticut Geographical and Nat ura1 History Survey commission, which has local members.
 Alfred o. Thrau. 7s. for many years president of the Vernon Creamery company. died at the home of his daughter in Rockville Monday. The funeral was held Wednesday.
 At the Thursday evening meeting of the Second Congregational church the study Of the book of Isaiah is to be continued under the leadership of the pastor, Rev. Herbert J. Wyckof.
 The executive board of the State Federation of Labor has declared in favor of the reappointment of Labor Commissioner Patrick J. Connolly and notified the governor to that effect.
 Now is the. time to select your box for the Governors ball, Feb. ?. On sale at Davis book store.-adv. will attend the forty first. annual ses- sion of the grand chapter of Connecti- cut, O. P. S., to be held at Masonic temple, Hartford. today (Thursday).
 In the 44th and 45th reports of the board of directors of the Connecticut Industrial School for Girls at Middle to VII. just issued, the figures show the number in school Oct. 1, 1912 was 265.
 In the senate a resolution has been introduced for the reappointment of H. J. Palmer of Woodstock and E. l.. Smith of Mansfield as trustees of the Connecticut School for Boys in Meri- den.
 ''The Wine Press" Alfred Noyes' poem on war as it is Sunday evening at the Broadway church.-adv.
 4 uniform law for the grading of apples has been drafted and every effort will be made to have it enacted at this years session of the Iegisla- ture of the several New England states.
 The Past Exalted Rulers association of Connecticut held it's annual meeting in New Britain Tuesday as the guests of New Britain lodge. No. 95T. E P Q. P. About 10o visitors were in at te71da nee.
 At a, business meeting of the Con sregational church in North Stoning- ton Sunday. it was unanimously voted to call to the pastorate Rev. Oren D. Fisher of South Windsor, Conn His of the call is expected.
 Firemen's ball at Jewett City Fri day evening. Music by Collins Sing ing orchestra, of Marlboro. Mass Adv.
 The members of the College club have been invited to the annual meet ing of the Consumers league of Con necticut to be held Friday afternoon 4t o'clock in Slater hall, when Rev. tt. II. Potter of Hartford will preside.
 The Ladies' auxiliary of the Broth erhood of Locomotive Engineers at East Hartford will entertain the aux- iliaries from Springfield. Mass, New London, which includes Norwich mem 6ers and New Haven at meeting a t East Hartford Tuesday, March 26
 The Connecticut society. Sons Of the American Revolution, has decided to dispense with it's annual banouet this