Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-02-07
VARIOUS MATTERs


Old Fashioned Ladies' night at Elas'
home Tuesday evening. Feb. s.--adv.
| The recent snow has made deer
| holder and several have been seen in
barnyards and pastures in the suburbs.
The New London public schools will
open today Monday and practically
all the pupils will return to their
| studies.
A party Of children of members of
| the Norwich Golf club had q coasting
frolic at the clubhouse Saturday. aft
/ ernoon
/ Tramps are coming into towns about
i the state complaining Of frozen feet
as the result Of the recent severe
weather.
| Grand opening Triple Link carni-
val tonight in Odd Fellows hall.-adv.
| A months mind mass Of requiem for
Frederick in st. Patrick's church at
o'clock Saturday morning.
The nearness to Lincoln day has
books and magazine articles pertain
| ing to the martyred president.
A Voluntown patient, Mrs. Everett
| Scranton, who has been in i'll health
| for several weeks, has entered Backus
| hospital, Norwich. for treatment.
The No. 1 mill of the Briggs Manufuc-
| turing company, Of Voluntown, is run
ming now on full time. That mill has
| been on short time for over year.
The fog was SO dense Sunday morn
! ing that, about $50. the sun shone
| through 1t like a golden ball and for
/ Of ~Y.5y ayNJA KAJxv 4I,
| scured.
Ladies' night tomorrow night at
Elks' home. The old fashioned dances.
adv.
| The second meeting Of those inter-
ested in the formation of a Country
| club in Lyme is to be held at the resi-
dence of Waldo Banning next Satur-
day ey ening.
Electricians have the wiring of the
auditory of st. Patriclk's church
about half completed. The lights will
| be turned on for the first time on the
| first Sunday in Lent.
| The Max Gordon & Son corporation
| Of this city have fled certificate in
| the office of the secretary of state
showing an increase in capital stock
/ from $4,000 to $4,000.
The pastor Of Trinity Methodist
1 church, Rev. F. w. Coleman, has lust
India. will be one of the speakers at
| the conference in Norwich.
Storrs college professors are plan
ming an extension, course at Old Say
brook. The lectures will be given in
| the town hal, commencing Tuesday
/ March IA. closing Friday evening,
/
! Huntington took charge at the Red
/ Cross headquarters. During the aft
| ernooE hours Mrs. Zebulon r. Rob-
bins and Miss Phelps were in charge.
i Follow the crowd to Triple Link car
nival all this week at Odd Fellows
H hall.--adv.
A conference Of local ehairmen of
A the Order of Railroad Telegraphers
was held last week in New Haven, at
which a new wage schedule was pre-
pared to present to the New Haven
ROAD.
The rule Of no visitors until the end
of the grip prevalence is still in force
at the tuberculosis sanitariuTn, callers
being received only when cases are
urgent and after they have secured a
permit.
II Bringing a dollar toward the fund
70 buy socks for his countrymen who
are suffering In the war zone-wflich
relief work is explained in italian else
where in this administrators Pc
rome, of Is Plat avenue, called at the
Red Cross rooms Saturday.
Cnsllilled labor is scarce in Con-
nectiCut. so that several farmers have
gone south to hire colored help. The
Connecticut company is advertising
in country papers for young men to
break In as motorrnen and conductors
on trolley cars.
Ecco! Italiani (! Quasi la meta del
soldati Italiani soffeous orribilmente di
piedi gelati ed hauno I'm hisogno ur-
genie di calze di lana. Siete pregati di
aiutare yostei cornparioti dando loro
nuove calZe (di media misura) ov-
vero denaro Per comprarne, afiinehe
81 possa mandarle al pieu tosto.-adv
The patronesses for the Yale Ora
| matte associations promenade produc-
ton of "An Ideal Husband" at New
Haven this Monday evening will in
. c1ude Mrs. Benjamin w. Bacon
. daughter of General and Mrs. William
A. AIKEN. of Norwich.
The water and light commissioners
of the Groton borough have decided
to install new Z inche boiler con-
| tanning "a three and a half inch
; tubes. The commissioners are also con-
; sidering the purchase of a PIP horse
, power water tube boiler.
Tug Miles Standish, Capt Geo. Haly-
burton, has towed the P. r. r. scows
Nos. 71S and 722 from from Norwich
Ito New London, they having finished
tIiscbarging eargoes of coal at the
wharves of the Edward Chappen Co
and Han Brothers, respectively.
The New Haven roads monthly re.
port for December shows an increase
IN gross income for the month as com.
pared with December, 1914. OF 1913
563.94. There is a correspondence
large increase In the gross income fol
the last six months Of the year.
The dynamo used in the Palmer
Bros. Co. mill at Palmertown fol
lighting was moved from the cloth
room to the engine room Friday. 4
had been in the cloth room for the
past 20 years. It will not be ready II
4 "a .