Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

served to dry up some of the mud on the streets.
 Mrs. so,1thworth. test medium, spir- itual Academy. Sunday, Il and 7.S0.- adv.
 Henry Wallace of Lisbon and Peter Sellas of Norwich were fox hunting with Fred Haskell of Packer recently.
 It was. about this time that Uncle Horace Johnson predicted his Young blizzard" between January 2S and February 4.
 At the Florida groves of Owen s. Smith of Norwich, the picking of oranges, which began before Christ mas, is still going on.
 Buyers notice that postage stamps ty of dyes. new supply being ex- pected from Germany soon.
 MT. and Mrs. Morton F. Plant of Eastern Point are spending two months in California. At the end of their stay in the West. they will go to Florida.
 The wetherwise claim that the wind has been in the south for eight or nine days, blowing off the Cuff Stream, which is the cause of such high tenn perature.
 Because of the mid-year examina- leges and preparatory schools are hav ing a few days at their homes.
 Mrs. Katherine Powell of Lyme died at New London hospital Thursday Two days ago she was admitted to the hospital suffering from pneumonia. She leaves six children. Third Go. social at Armory, Tuesday Feb. 1. Concert and dancing. Tubbs' full military band.-adv. Relatives in Brooklyn, Conn, learn that Rev. Dr. F1avel $. Luther, presi- dent of Trinity college, who is on a years leave of absence, and Mrs. Luther are in Pasadena, Cal. Thursday morning, Mrs. A. N. Fl. Vaughn and Mrs. c. H. Ricketts had charge of the Red Cross headquarters Miss Mary E. Richards and Mrs. Fiske | took charge during the afternoon. At Maplewood farm, Westbrook, a l flock of about 200 hens has been yield l ing on an average the past month Of I 90 eggs per day and the past week has at one time produced 129 in one day.
 Rr. E. A. Jenkins, director of the Connecticut Experiment station at | New Haven and Storrs. spoke in Bris- l tol Fridey evening under the auspices | of the Bristol Cooperative Purchasers | association.
 The sum of sS,0o0 was appropriated by Groton voters for the installation l of boiler, smoke stack water heater | and piping at the borough power l plant, at a borough meeting Thurs l day evening.
  At Friday evenings meeting of Scout Troop No. 1. held with the scoutmaster, Rev H. J. Wyckoff, one | tenderfoot was initiated. Some time i the final test.
 I A Mystic correspondent mentions that installation has been postponed | by the Tierney cadets, on account o1 County Director William H. McGuin- ness of Norwich being i'll with grip. Ii will probably be held in two weeks
 This esaturdayo evening, District ,l Norwich, will hold the fourth quarter lys conference at the StaffordviIle l Methodist church. Monday evening he will be at the Stafford Springs church T Eighty three paintings were solt for $23,415 Thursday night in tut lsballroom of the Hotel Plaza, New Yorl I for the estates of A. R. Andrews anC q others "A landscape by Henry W Ranger, the Noank artist, brought $200 | A postal card canvass of tn, .l members of the Rockville Chambe of Commerce to get the sentiment O the members relative to the organiza tion of Chamber of Commerce club shows a large majority in favor O such a step.
 Friday afternoon at New Haven Mrs Frederick F. Brewster was hostess for social meeting of the Colonia Danes, of whom Norwich has si1 members. A feature of the meeting was minuet danced by eight yount girls in costume.
 Coast guard orders issued Frida, included: First Lieutenants R. E Adams, the Seminole. on January 31 to the Seneca; M. N. Usina, the Sen eca, upon reporting First Lieut.. o Engrs. R. B. Adams. to home in Nor
 wich, Conn.,, await orders. The burial of Mrs. Jonathan Eato
 Monscn, wife of the late Dr. Eato1 who lived in Holland good man years ago, held at the Skungamau
 cemetery there, Friday morning at 1
 o'clock. Rev J. N. Geisler conducte
 the services at the grave.
 It is estimated now that the fire an
 water loss at the Bennington, Vt High school. Prof. Frederick D. Ma
 brey of Norwich. principal, will
 nearer $25,000 than $10.000, as at frs
 supposed. The interior walls wer
 burlap- covered, and were ruined b
 water.
 Grace circle, Kings Daughter
 through Mrs. F. J. King, took a sup
 ply of work Friday from the Red Cros
 headquarters. where Mrs. R. w. Pe1
 kins and Mrs. Eben Learned were i | charge during the morning and MT
 A. Thatcher Otis, and Mrs. c. c. Gil
 dersleeve in the afternoon.
 WEDDING.
 Kenyon-DonneIly.