Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-06
Ifse Blrlleiin,
Norwich, Saturday, Fob. 6. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 There are now 5s cottages on Lords Point.
 Young men note ad for store clerk in want column.-adv.
 L4edyard growers are sending quan- the Norwich market.
 WedgE-ood on butter means the same as Is carat on sold.-a3v.
 Some pastors will refer to Lincoln In tou1orrow's sermons, while others will note the following Sunday, Feb. f4th, as Union Defenders day.
 At Columbia, Mrs. A4nasa A. Hunt has a dog named Prince on her farm. During the past season Prince caught 4o woodchuchs and skunks.
 Trolleyren's dance Feb. 12, state ar- n1ory. Cars after dance-adv
 At a meeting of the stonington Mems club. March 4th, pr. F. l. Payne of Westerly, formerly of Norwich, will talk on the construction of modern firearms.
 All roads will lead to Olympic hall next Tuesday night. Mock Trial.-aov.
 Judge John B. Radigan of the Mas sachusetts superior court who died this week in Worcester, Mass, was q classmate of several of the local Holy Cross College alumni.
 Get tickets now for Breach of Prom ise Case, they are selling fast.-adv.
 At St. James Episcopal church. Po- quetanucl, the rector. Rev. L. c. Sher- burne. is preparing a class of twenty for confirmation when Bishop Brew ster visits the church Feb. 10th.
 Don't miss Mrs. Dean $ message work at Spiritual academy Sunday.-adv.
 Mrs. Chapnell, mother of Rev. George ChappelI of ATontville. sus- tajned painful injuries while in the yard near her house Wednesday morn ing. She slipped and fell on the ice. tracturing her hip.
 C. II. Haskell will be ably defended next Tuesday night by Attorney Leibby.-ayd.
 At the state convention of the Knights of Columbus in Hartford on May II, part of the business before the convention will be the election of = uon to be held at Seattle.
 It's a hard thing to suit everyone Wedgwood Creamery Butter does.-adv
 The saybrook toll bridge has paid $f1,666.41 to the state during the pe- r1od between July II, 1914 to JanE- ary T. 1915. according to the report of the commission to Governor NJ H Holcomb filed Thursday
 It can't be made any better-wedg- wood Creamery Butter, at all srocers. adv.
 At the annual election of the New London Medical association held at the monthly meeting of the society at the MohIcan hotel Thursday night, the choice for president was Dr. F N. Dunn, native of Norwich.
 From now on pr. P. J. Cassidy may be found in room 315 in the Thayer bulding.-AdY.
 There was luncheon in Waterbury at Hotel Elton Friday given by mem bers Of Sarah Rogers chapter. D. A l., Of Nausatuck. to meet Mrs. Sara T Kinney and the state officers of the Connecticut D. 4. R It was Sarah The prominent people participating adv.
 The Associated Charities directors Of New London are writing the senator and representatives of this district asking them to support the bill which has been introduced at Hartford to appropriate $50 for the establish n1ent or a state farm for inebriates.
 Don't forget the date of the Charity ball Feb. Is. at the armory. Drew's cTchestra.-Adv.
 \ Washington item states thai the United States Envelope company, of Rockville, Conn., and Springl7eId Mass. Will get part of the contract for sup plying franked or penalty envelopes Tor the use of the government depart mehts curing the four years beginning July 1 next.
 Reserved seats for the Charity bail on sale at Dunn's pharmacy, Main street, 00c each.-Adv.
 On April 15 1915 five years since the last decennial census and midway lu- Ill the census Of 1920, the population or the state of Connecticut is estimated at l.219,229. as compared with 1,1l4. T56 III III 19lo, an increase of 104,413, or at the rate of 9-S1 per cent. for the five year period Annual concert of the Academy Girls Glee club at Slater hall Friday. p. m. rep. l.. Admission 25c.-adV. Word has been received of the re- cent death in Freehold x. J. Of Isaac Bulkeley aged 4. MT. Buii5eIey WAS born in New York. the son of Joseph and Elizabeth Iord) Bulkeley of New t1ondon and was 2. direct descendant of Rev. Peter Bul6eIey. who came to this country on the MayfioWer,