Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-09
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Friday was St, Apoilinar4s' day.
 Marshes and iowlands are flooded by the weeks rains and tha,w.
 The Indian association met this week with Mrs. J. NJ. Huntington of Broadway.
 The men sent out by the state in search of gypsy moth egg masses dis covered eight in the vicinity of Ster- ling.
 A Bolton young lady, Miss Ruth Dowe, has been engaged to teach ln tas slil. Palmer Memorial school 0n'AS-
 It Is expected that a recomInenda- tion will soon be made by Congress- man A{ahan for the Stonington post mastershfp.
 Among Norwich people in New York for week end visits and to attend the automobile show Is Mrs. Louis Mabrey of Broadway.
 Mills In some places in this vicinity were closed Thursday. that the Rus sian operatives might keep their Christmas feast.
 Members from this section went to Willimantic Thursday to attend meeting of the executive committee of the ". C. T. U.
 The scarcity of fish off the shore towns is attributed to the coolness of the water, which is said to be unusual ly cold for this season.
 At Pfainfeld @, confirmation class waS started by Rev. James H. George, IT,. of the Episcopal church Friday evening at Mrs. Peterson's home in the new village
 Methodist ministers from this section arc looking forward to an interesting group meeting to be held Friday after noon and evening, the 18th, at the Un- casville Methodist church.
 2fiifmen hereabouts have been noti- fled that the January luncheon of the American Manufacturers Export asso- ciation will be held at the Hotel Bilt- more New York. Jan. 27.
 Local saIesrnen have received roti- hcation that the eighth annual dinner of the Traveling Hat Salesmen's asso- ciation will take place at the Waldorf Astoria, New York, Jan. 20, pices of the Catholic Women's club of St. Patricks parish will be held in the aT7nory. Monday evening, Feb. 18th. DTew's full orchestras-Adyv
 Announcement has been made of the engagement Of Miss Tina May Damas, an operator in the New London tele- phone exchange, to Arthur J. Perry of that city, travelling salesman for a Bos- ton firm.
 The Board oS Trade of Hartford has decided to continue as a body under this naIne and not at this time unite with the Business Mems association under the name of the Hartford Cham Der Of Commerce.
 During January the Apostlestip of Prayer in the Catholic churches has for It's intention the success of the League of the Sacred Heart as an of spreading the kingdom of Christ on earth.
 William ". Gleerup. the Yale eopho- house. Watch Hill, last summer. as night clerk, has been expelled from college because of theftS for which he was fined in the New Haven court. He, will so to his home in Madison, Wis.
 The committee appointed from Gro- ton borough to confer with the trustees of the Smith Lake cemetery regarding the renoval of the bodies has obtained list of the names of all persons buried there. Many relatives Of some of the deceased object to the removal of the bodies.
 TAe Qnartsrmaster7s steamer, Gen ersI Nathaniel Greene, Capt. James A. Proctor, returned to New London Thursday night nom Brooklyn, where she had been laid up for repairs at the Morse drydock for three weeks. She will resume her run to the island forts today (Saturday9.
 Dr. x. B. Lewis, the city health of doer, requests that, on account of the several cases of scarlet fever in the vii parents prevent their children as much as possible from playing with other children and keep them at home on their own premises for the next three weells.-adv.
 A DartZ includins Mr. and Mrs. -A1va Geer of Waterford, MT. and Mrs. Will Ham Perkins of Groton, Charles Grey of Branford Farms and Charles Gray of Dayfona, Fla, left Friday on the steamer New Hampshire for New York and will sail today for Florida to spend the winter at Daytona with Donald Gunrs postmaster there.
 Tho Adams Express coYnpanv agent here has received notice from the off, cta1s of the company that through the courtesy of the various express comma nies, the commission for relief in in Belgium, with offices at 71 Broadway, New York city, has arranged that any contrLDutioDs may be sent to Belgium without cost to the donor.
 
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