Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle lamps at 5.15 o'clocl
this evening.
The progress on the widening ;o1
Thames street is pleasing to all who
have to use that street.
Harry Bradbury of Lyme has shot
another fox. This makes 10 which he
has captured this season.
Mail your check for your water bill
today.-adv.
The coming mid-year examinations
in the colleges Will mean brief home
visits for some of the students.
Members OF Baptist churches in this
nesday, to attend the funeral of Rev
Joseph P. Brown.
A months mind high mass of
sung In St Patrick's church We'd
nesday by Rev. j. H. Frederick.
At Trinity college Junior week be-
gins Friday, February g. The 1916
junior promenade committee includes
William e. L'Heureux of Jewett City.
Mrs. Edgar Martin, whose body was
taken to Moodus Sunday for burial,
died at the state hospital. Mrs. Mar
tin formerly resided in Moodus, on
Neptune avenue.
Mail your check for your water bin
today.-adv.
war relief work but that does not
mean Red Cross membership unless
such contributors ask to be formally
enrolled as Red Cross members.
The school attendance at Holland in
December found all but one school with
an average attendance over 90 per
cent. The White School has the
1929 per cent.
Wednesday afternoon, Comfort cir
Gle Of the Kings Daughters met with
the vice-leader, Mrs. j. H. Allen, eleven
members attending. Mrs. A. T. Utley,
the leader, came up from Neptune
Park to preside.
Dancing class and social at Pulaski
hall this evening.-adv.
The Extension School in Agricu1-
ture and Home Economics, conducted
by the Connecticut college storrs. is
cooperating with the Middlesex farm
bureau, and will hold sessions in Es-
sex today and Friday.
Notification received from the secre-
tary Of state is to the effect that all
applications for automobile markers
have been filled and autoists using |
1915 markers on their machines are
doing so contrary to the lava
At the winter conference of the Con- |
1ecticut Universalist Convention of
Missionary society held in |
Bridgeport Wednesday, there was an |
ADDRESS on Earnestness for Christ, by /
Rev. c. II. Puffer, d. D.. of Stafford.
Tonight the Broadway Congrega-
iona1 church holds it's annua.f meet
ng, preceded by supper at $50 o'clock
% which all members of the congrega-
ion are invited.-adv.
This year, the grand list of Co
umbia amounts to S431,1 72, an in
:rease of s13,59s over the previous
ear. The increase is due largely to
he higher valuation of coks and the
increased number Of automobiles in the
own.
Between 1900 and 1000 Boy
Scouts, coming from practically every
,ity and town in the state, are ex-
1ected to attend the state convention
md the inter-city contest that will be
1eld in he State Armory. at Hartford
February "a.
The state tuberculosis commission
las waiting list of sixty-eight per-
roubles in need Of sanatorium treat
nent, but who cannot be accommo-
lated in any of the state institutions
wing to Lack OF room.
On Thursday, January 10, the Broad
Vay Congregational church holds its
.nnua1 meeting, preceded by supper at
30 o'clock. to which all members of
he congregation are welcome.-adv.
Comfortable ana serviceable conva-
scents robes are being made by the
Employment Bureau of the United
Workers without expense to the Red
ross. and with a post card and hand
erchief each, are being packed in the
bird box at Red Cross headquart-
rs.
The promotion of Third Lieut.. J. NJ.
ARP and Floyd ]. Stxton of the U.
/. Coast Guard service to second lieu
sHants has been approved by the
Tnited4 States senate. These officers !
ere graduated from the Coast Guard
cade1ny at Fort TrumbuI1 a few years
go. /,
Abont $1,000 in sick benefits was
aid to employees of the Southern New
ear. according to the annual report
admitted at the annual meeting of
lie Telephone Employees Mutual
enefit society at New Haven, Tues
az.
At North Stonington, Schools No
and Is, are closed. Nos. and 13,
re without teachers and at No. the {
1ilding Is in such conditions as to
AXE heating facilities impossible. The {
1pils have been distributed among the
her schools Of the town and Asha-
ay.
Franklin council, No. 8. R. and S. "a
!, will hold a special assembly