Norwich bulletin., 1916-01-19
VARIOUS MATTERS


 VARIOUS MATTERS
 D. A R. chapters are preparing for special observance of Lincoln day. Saturday, February 12th.
 The eclipse of the moon tomorrow (Thursday) morning will be worth watching between 1 and 4 o'clock. The New London Ice company began to cut ice Tuesday morning from it's ponds near Station IS on the East Lyme trolley line.
 Pay your water bill today and save additions.-adv.
 In some places about the state vet erinarians report that many horses are suffering with a sort of epizootic which resembles the grip in humans.
 Miss Myra Staplins and Raymond Norman Giilis, both of New London, were married at 199 Huntington street in that city Monday by Rev Joseph F. Brown.
 Tn railroad orders, Thomas K Fall vey, caller for the New Haven road at engine despatcher's clerk at the Mid- way yards.
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 Five or six Coventry farmers have clubbed together and plowed out a quantity of ice on Henry c. Walkers pond and are filling their icehouses as rapidly as possible.
 The meeting of the Progressive Mis- sionary club in Bushnell chapel Tues day afternoon was a missionary meet ing. led in an able and interesting manner by Mrs. Carl W. Brown.
 Coventry grange will install officers done by Mrs. Walter S.. Haven, the retiring secretary. She will be assisted by Mrs. George Webster of Vernon. k At New London Monday. Mrs. Rob ert B. Chappell, formerly of Norwich, acted as temporary chairman at a meeting. of the Associated Charities held at the Associated Charities build ing.
 capitol Tuesday to resume the exam ination of the reports of savings banks and trust or other corporations having savings departments, relative to taxa ton.
 We'll, well, well I forgot to pay my water bill yesterday. Must pay it today, sure.-ady.
 At Niantic Tuesday funeral services for Charles Willard Beckwith were held at 2 o'clock in the afternoon at his residence, Rev. Harry P. Fuller conducting the services. MT. Beckwith was 66 years of age.
 MT. and Mrs. Francis Steward of New London announce the engagement of their daughter Catherine to Allen Hartman of Hadlyme, where he Is postmaster. The wedding will take place Saturday, Jan. 27. Mrs Elizabeth E. Hines, 65, wife of John J. Hines, who died at the home of her daughter, Mrs. John A. McGin- | ley. in Woonsocket, R. T., Friday even ing, was born in Killingly, Conn. Burial was in South Coventry Monday. | The Hartford probate court has ap- pointed Henry Lewis of Hartford ad- sministrator on the estate of William H. Sherman, late of Hartford. The ap- Charles c. Treat, both of Norwich. supperaaN Spiritual Academy today 20c. Test medium Sunday.-adv. Thames Towboat company's tug l Aquidneck, Capt. George Halyburton has lowed the scow Joel from Allyn'e Point to an anchorage in mid-stream l at New London, the scOw having fin ished discharging her cargo of coal.
 Proving that druggists here are hart I hit by the war prices, a Norwich phar macist filled an old prescription yes terday for which he collected the reg ular 80 cents, although, untler the nev schedule of prices, the ingredients ac
 tually cost him S5 cents. l At the midweek meeting of the Sec ond Congregational church this weel the first part of the service will be de votional and the second part will b, given to consideration of the openin; lesson in the teacher training course
 The Introduction to the Old Testa
 ment.
 Il Pay your water bill today and saw