Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Light motor vehicle lamps at s.45 today.
 Some of the churches will note to- morrow as Freedman's Aid Sunday.
 Valentines and valentine postcards will make the mail bags heavy today.
 Grand Triple Link carnival tonight in Odd Fellows hall.-adv.
 The railroads are beginning to buy up the ties, which farmers have had, piled up for so long.
 The temperature dropped Friday evening in a way which indicated that winter had resumed its grip.
 Pictures of Lincoln, in some in stances combined with the national flag, decorate a number of the store windows.
 Churches are selecting delegates to attend the 30th anniversary of the Home Missionary union at New Haven March 1St.
 A number of the teachers who att tended the institute here Friday after noon remained over night as guests of local friends
 The Vineyard Workers of the Gen. tral Baptist church have returned 25 pieces of finished work to the Red Cross headquarters.
 At the morning service Sunday at the Moosup Methodist church the pas tor, Rev. A. H. Withee, will speak on The Message of Norwich District.
 The officers of St. Agnes Tierney league of Mystic are to be installed Sunday afternoon by County Director William H. McGuinness of Norwich.
 Follow the crowd to Triple Link car- nival all this week at Odd Fellows hall.-adv.
 At Lords Point. Augusta C. Treat has sold lot No. 232, corner of Lang worthy avenue and Hopkins street, to Ernest E. Carlson of Kearney, N. J. Steamer Korona, from New York, on which Vice Consul Luther K. Zabriskie of Norwich was a passenger, reached her destination, St. Thomas, Feb. 9th New London crews are filling the various places on the three work trains kept at Saybrook on the exten- sion work and put up nightly at Say brook Point.
 Joseph Wood, 6S, died Thursday at l the Odd Fellows. home, Fairview, after a long illness. MT. Wood went to the | home from Mohegan lodge, No. 55, New London.
 Norwich physicians learn of the death | of the oldest physician in the state, Dr. John KopIitz, of South Farms, Middletown. who died Wednesday evening. He was e5. Tobacco farmers from many sections ] of the state will convene at Putnam | Phalanx arnory, Hartford, for the an- | nual meeting of the New England To- | bacco Growers association Feb. 16. The divorce case Of MT. and Mrs William J. Broadway of Old Saybrook came up in the superior court in Mid about 12 years ago and has not re- | turned.
 Friday morning at the Red Cross had charge. During the afternoon hours Mrs. A. Thatcher Otis, Mrs. L. M. Champlin and Mrs. w. c. May were in charge.
 The pastor of Trinity Methodist l church, Rev. F. w. Coleman. has re- ceived promises of entertainment for 1 almost the entire number of clergy men. 175, who will attend conference l in Norwich.
 May Pepper Vanderbilt. greatest 1 psychic in the world, Spiritual Acad- 1 emy, Sunday, II and 7.3O.-adv Joseph Marchesseault. who died re- gently at his home in Moosup at the age of 76 years, leaves his wife, one brother, F. x. Marchesseault, of Nor l wich, and a sister, Mrs. Odile Decelles, | of Norwich
 1 Jared R. Avery camp, No. 20, Sons | of Veterans, arranged programme of 1 patriotic exercises participated iii by children of the Groton Heights school l at the Groton Heights Baptist church Friday evening.
 | The Epworth league circuit, includ- ing the leagues from Danielson, Put ] nan, Jewett City and Sterling, is to be entertained by the Epworth league chapter of the Moosup church Satur- day evening, Feb. 19.
 - Mrs. Charlotte Shipman Palmer, 91 1 who died at the home of her daughter I Mrs. Owen Post, at Deep River We'd nesday, from grip, is survived by three daughters, one being Mrs. A. S. Glad stone, of New London
 The gypsy moth scouts who are working in eastern Connecticut for the government are discovering remark ably few nests so far, an evidence o1 thorough work done by the states mer 1 during previous scouting.
 The T. A. Scott company, aided b, the tug Security of New York, pulled
 barge No. 62, owned by the Standard Oil~company, off the rocks three miles west of Bart1ett's reef Thursday The
 barge has been lowed to New Londor for repairs.
 "A bungalow is being constructed fol
 the occupancy of the workmen whc are to continue the our-tracking O,
 the New Haven road from Groton tt
 Midway. It is built of matched boards
 is near Miners pond, and is about Il
 by 30 feet
 Thirty five attended the sewing
 meeting of the Home Missionary so,
 ciety in the Broadway church parlor.
 Friday afternoon, when material fur.
 nished by two ladies of the churcf
 was made up into 40 pieces for tht
 local Rcd Cross.
 Mrs. Emily Brown died Frida,
 morning at 6 o'clock at her home a
 Noank after an illness from pneumo
 mia lasting about a week. Her deatl