Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-10

At last weeks windup banquet of Wa$erbury's Old Home Week commit tee oass of the eonspicse,s ...ss nasE6srs ,.s E Willimantic.
 Mark down sale at Woman's Ex- change. Hot chocolate and waters, 10c, in tea room.-adv.
 The district superintendent, Rev. G. C.. Scrfveuer o3 Norwich. preached at Windsorviile Sunday evening and held his fourth quarterly conference at the Methodist church.
 The funeral of Mrs. Amanda Haines was held at her sons home in Port tand, Conn, Saturday morning at Il Rev. Dr. o. H. Rafftery oficiated.
 A big sign at the entrance to the tuberculosis sanatorium calls attention to the newly announced rule that no visitors can see patients during the Some work was done on Sunday on the new sewer in Chestnut street, as it is desired to get this done as soon unfavorable fora number of days past.
 The luncheon of the Federation of Women's Clubs is to be held at the Allyn House, Hartford, next Saturday and will be attended by representa- the state.
 On account of the shortage of soft coal at Andoverl Christopher c. Case the paper mill. Two loads of soft coal, however. arrived there at the end of the week.
 
 ton invites the public to a stereop- ticon lecture on Velasquez by Henry B. Selden in Slater Memorial build ing at 8 o'clock tonight. Admission held at the Vernon Methodist church a unanimous vote was taken to ask the district superintendent to return Rev. o. E. Newton to that charge for another year.
 Pupils in number of town schools are doing effective work these days destroying the tent caterpillar masses, which threaten the foliage in this viz cinity. Now is the most effective time to do the work.
 The Ice on the Belknap reservoir at Bolton is ten inches thick and two Coventry men began cutting Friday. The fee was nine inches thick in De- cernber, but some of it was snow ice and not desirable to cut
 Some shippers who have been pre- vented by freight ernbargoes and some of the freight tieups from shipping goods are resorting to the parcel post to make shipment of such articles as they can send that way.
 Rev. William s. Beard. pastor of the First congregational church of Will H1nantic conducted the Connecticut college vesper service at Thames hall Sunday afternoon, at 4.45. The title of his address was Our Task.
 Announcements were received in this city Saturday of the date of the an- nual reunion of the Starr Family as- socfation descendants of Dr. Comfort Starr), which will be held at the Allyn house. Hartford. Tuesday, June 27.
 At the meeting of Fanny Ledyard chapter, D. A. R., of Mystic, those ap- pointed to attend the Continental con- gress at Washington, April 19, included First Alternate for Regent Mrs. G. AL belt Thompson, formerly of Norwich.
 At this weeks election at Trinity Methodist church of lay delegate and reserved lay delegate to the lay electoral conference, the judge of elec- tion will be J. B. Stanton and the tellers W. ". Ives and David Purvis.
 Notice has reached the Art school of the forty ninth annual exhibition of the American Water Color society. which will be held in the galleries of Nineteenth street, New York. Feb. 3 to 27.
 { The post office at Wilsonville, which has been located for many years in the store of Samuel Adams, has been moved for the present into one of the telements belonging to L. Keegan. Lawrence Keegan is acting as post master.
 necticut Agricultural college, Storrs, has been secured to deliver an address beforef the Bristol Cooperative Pur- chasing association on the problem which is confronting farmers, to get fertilizer.
 Business men in this city who are required to pay special revenue tax have received notice from the inter- nal revenue department that the law and collections will be made again this year. General investigation of freight rates on N1llk ana cream peCWeeN New Eng land points and the regulations of the Boston & Maine and other railroads, relating to such traffic was ordered Saturday by the interestate commerce commission.
 Arthur e. Bill, coroner for wind- ham county, has returned his quar- terly statement of account to the state comptroller. The statement concerns the investigation of twenty sudden, violent and untfmely deaths at an ex- pense Of $220.26. States Attorney Thomas F. Noone, of Rockville who was injured in the trolley wreck at Lyman's curve, near DohBcnyflle, several weeks ago, is slowly improving. He is still confined to his house, but hopes to get out in the course of the week.
 At Q meeting of the internal reve- nue association Of the district of Con- neotieut, held at Hartford, Saturday, to discuss means of improving the ef- fciency of the service those present included R. A. Jodoln, Baltic, and w. Fl. Farrell, New London. Miss Margaret Mary Brosnan, of SayBroUk. and Russell Lee Cowies of East Lyme, will be married next month. MT. and Mrs John D. Bros- nan have announced the engagement.