Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

! in Odd Fellows hall--adv. Some unusually long icicles have l formed on caves during the week. Fur buyers are doing better busi- 1 ness since the weather grew colder. Some of the G. A. R. posts have al- ready secured their Memorial Day ora tors.
 Sea View Pomona grange met with the Old Lyme grange in the town hall Thursday.
 Woodmen from Phoenixviue have been shipping birch timber from North Windham.
 Daffodils iE the local florists win dow Thursday were in accord with the spling-like sunshine.
 Follow the crowd to Triple Link car nival all this week at Odd Fellows halL-adv.
 The planet Neptune is favorab1y placed tbis month and is near the meridian about 10 p. m.
 As Saturday is legal holiday, when the banks will be closed, there will be an extra rush of business today.
 By typographical error Thursday the residence of Andrew E. Garde was g1ven as Cornwall, instead of Crom- well. Conn.
 The state poultry show is to be held in Hartford, February 22 and 23. George V. Smith, of West Wiling ton. is secretary of the state associa- ton.
 Five teachers with Miss [. Brown of the Sa1tonstall school of New Lon don, as chaperon. occupied Mrs. P. J. Cassidy's house, at Ashford, for the greateS part of last week.
 May Pepper Vanderbilt, greatest psychic in the world, Spiritual Acad- eny, Sunday, Il and 7.3o-adv.
 The Hartford Chamber of Commerce 1se from President Woodrow Wilson to make an address to the chamber on the occasion of the annual banquet.
 At the February meeting of the hoard of directors of the Associated Charities of New London, wedneday, 1t was reported that the society had balance of $13458. with all bills paid.
 The deputy fish and game commits s1oners have again requested sports men to aid in preserving the quail by spreading feed upon the snow in places they know that quail nal be found.
 Irving J. Davis, farm management demonstration, of the State Agricultural college, was at the Bethel town hall Wednesday night to discuss farming conditions in that section with all in terested
 Wednesday afternoon the Church Improvement society of the Second Congregational church, of which Mrs. Daniel s. Haviland is president, met in the church parlors for sewing. Tea was served.
 The office of Miss Messinger in the Central building will be closed until Tuesday morning, Feb. 15.-adv.
 It is probable that Connecticut col lege will observe the tri-centennial Of Shakespeare which occurs this year. The faculty has approved of setting aside one day for an observation of the ter centenary.
 The civil service commission an- nounces an examination April 12 for marine engine and boiler draugtsman, male. for Navy department; salary from $2 to $3.2s a day; minimum age IS years on the date of the test.
 A school in agriculture and home economics Is to be inaugurated in BroolSfeld Center, March ' under the tural college, Storrs, similar to the one held recently at Preston City.
 The Academy dancing class at Mil ier's will be omitted this evening ow- ing to the Leap Year dance given by the K. I. A.-adv.
 At the funeral Of c. B. Staples in Colchester this week, there were floral offerings o from Colchester grange Mystic and Salem granges; also handsome wreath from the State grange.
 forty-ninth annual exhibition of the American Water Color society just opened in New York J. Alden Weir, president of the National Academy of Design, has group of scenes on the Thames. near New London.
 Funeral services for Fannie Dan iels, who died at the Norwich State hospital at Brewsters Neck, having been derapged for nearly twenty years, vas va held Thursday morning. in the Flanders church by Rev. Charles M Reed. Burial was fin Flanders ceme- tery.
 At the Red Cross room Thursday morning Mrs. c. H. Ricketts, Mrs Ar thur Blackledge and Mrs. A. N H. Vaughn took charge, those giving out and receiving the work in the after noon being Miss Mary c. Osgood. Miss Richards, Miss Trumbull and Mrs Bertram Fisk.
 In the superior court at Rockville, Fannie NJ, Morton of Groton secured a decree Of foreclosure against Thom- as ". Fisher ct al. The property Foreclosure is located in the north part of Stafford and the defendants were given until the first Monday of July in which to redeem.
 Rumors are current in railroad cir cles that the trains known as No. 6, the special De Luxe trains running over the Shore Line between New York and Boston, will presently be re- routed over the Air line. These trains leave Boston and New York respec- lively, at midnight, daily
 FUNERALS.
 Mira. Honoria O. Holloway.