Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

. - - - - - ANAA . = = - - Blacssniths are having their rush season.
 A Happy New Year to The Bulletins
 readers.
 Some of the best coasting Friday
 was on Cliff Street hill. Concert orchestra of ten pieces at
 Colonial Theatre today. adv. The best moonlight nights during
 January will be from the 18th to the
 22nd.
 Most of the out of town teachers l will return today after holiday visits at their homes.
 The storm of Sunday caused a loss l to Connecticut tobacco growers esti-
 mated at $1oo.ooo. With the thermometer readings be- low 15 degrees yesterday. prospects are growing encouraging for the icemen. Fifty printed calling cards for 25 cents at The Bulletin office.-adv. Lords Point came in for share of the terrific gale Sunday. All the sand on the Pond Colony beach was carried |. out to sea-
 Tse season for the solemnization of marriages in the Catholic church re- opens after the Feast of the Epiphany, January 9th.
 At Waterford. Wolf Slotroff has pur- chased the property known as the Tubb's farm, from Miss Cora Rigley of New York.
 Several strawride parties were out Friday night to enjoy the sleighfng, the horns which they blew carrying far on the frosty air.
 Among those who watched the old year out at tables reserved at the Plaza, New York, were MT. and Mrs. Morton F. Plant, of Eastern Point.
 Huge shipments of freight and merchandise are being transported over the Central Vermont railway and forwarded to New York city by the company's steamers from the wharf at East New London.
 Harriet webber Moves. medium, Spiritual Academy Sunday, ii and 7.30. -aov.
 The duck hunters have made out well about Saybrook Point this week, in the coves near the sound. The storm drove the birds in for shelder Wednesday and the gunners were ACelAy lO LdhC CcAO O4 lLClls
 Albert Hewitt, Arthur Tuthill of Groton and John Atchales of New London were all found guilty of sun rise on December 2S and 24, and fined Thursday in the Groton court
 Moosup people are concerned at the news of the critical illness of John H. Milner., caused by pneumonia and heart P0Y1T1IiC1 finT1 a Inc 1f son John F. at Newton Center, Mass, where MT. and Mrs. Milner went to spend Christmas.
 s'The Ivory Snuff Box" acts; Daughters of Eve" with Henry Wal thaL, Colonial today.-adv.
 Tn the sensational divorce suit of MT. and Mrs. Justus Sheffield the New York papers Friday had the testimony of Sheffield as to his wife's alleged inn propTieties when she and their two children were staying at the Hotel Mohican, New London.
 The Catholic Transcript announces that Bishop Milan will preside Monday at the profession and reception at Mt. St. Joseph's convent, one of the nuns to be professed being Sister M formerly of Norwich.
 At the state convention of plumbers which will be held in Willimantic, Jan- nary 15 and Is. the subject of plumbing inspection will be reopened. The matter has lain dormant since the state legislature at its last session re- fused to pass a bill for plumbing in- spection.
 The next meeting of Rev. Daniel Mullen assembly, K. of C., will be held Jan. g, 1916, at p. m, instead of Jan. 2-adv.
 Owing to the regulations of the New London health department ex- cluding all children Is years old. or younger, from public or seni-public l gatherings because of the prevalence of diphtheria, the annual Christmas tree celebration of the Bradley Street Mission, Friday afternoon had to be omitted.