Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-23

Armenian residents have Just ob- served their Palm Sunday. 1 The demand for houses or tenements | in Groton has never been greater thar | now.
 1 Repairs are being made to the eNte- 1 rior of the rectory of St. Joseph $ 1 church, Cliff street
 At YaIesville Mrs. David Talmage. of | East Thompson is the guest of MT. and i Mrs. R. A. Talmage.
 | Men are busy repairing the wood work and fences in the grounds of the 1 Central Baptist church. There will be the celebration of holy i communion in the Episcopal churches | Friday, St. Marks day. l License your dog in the town clerk 6 l ( flee now. One dollar extra after May Ist.-4dv.
 The handsome residence of MT. and Mrs. Frank B. Hall, on Lincoln avenue, is being renovated and remodeled. Jewish pupils who are excused from attending school during Passover week visit the Otis library reading room in numbers.
 Local suffragists are being urged to attend the International Suffrage con vention at Budapest, Hungary, the lat ter part of June.
 Jack Rose. now of New York once of Danbury, is likely to make his per manent home near Norwalk, according to the Norwa1k Hour
 Stunt Night at the Y. Nj. c. A. gym on Friday, the 25th at 7.45 p. m. Ad- mission 25 cents.-Adv.
 
 don entertained at lunch Monday in honor of the band of suffrage cam paigners. Covers were laid for 12.
 The police department is in posses sion of an automobile number sign which was picked up on the street and comes from a machine owned in one of the western Connecticut cities.
 N. F. A Boys Glee club concert in Slater hall Friday evening, May ?. Tickets 25c at Davis-Adv
 Miss Marjorie Browning of Norwich had a trailing arbutus party Saturday afternoon at her summer home at kitemaug, to which she invited a num- Der of New London college friends.
 Connecticut delegates are attending the annual meeting of the National society of the United States Daught- CTS of 1912 in Wilmington, Del, at the Hotel Dupont, April 22, 2S, 24 and 25.
 Merchants claim that some debtors of the Slowpay class are making new and f1imsy eXcuss for not settling bills just now, declaring that their funds are tied up in the closet banks.
 A surprise party was given Mrs J. Lawrence Raymond on Raymond IIill by those taking part in the play given recently by Montville grange. The trip a strawride.
 Don't miss Dr. Headland's lecture to- night at Central Baptist church upon Experiences in China. Tickets 25c.- adv.
 Tuesday morning at St. Patriek's church, Rev. J. H. Broderick celebrat- ed a months mind requiem high mass for Frederick Beausoliel, at which relatives and friends of the family were present
 Grand Secretary George A. Kies has returned to Masonic headquarters in having spent Sunday at his home in Norwich. MT. Kies and fam fly expect to leave in about six weeks to reside in Hartford.
 Henry St. Germain of MontvilIe a student at Norwich Free academy who was unavoidabIy struck by the Hop
 
 on his bicycle, Friday, is recovering from the bruises sustained.
 The double engine train service on the New Haven railroad is causing long trains to be drawn through the shore towns. Sunday two of the dou- ble headers passed through one with 64 cars and the other with 72
 A former Norwich clergyman, Rev. William F. Newton, Baptist state colporteor, has so far recovered from his severe illness as to be able to assist at an eVangelistic service at Old Mystic Baptist church Sunday.
 At the Swedish Lutheran confer ence in New Britain it was voted to municant member for missionary work. The assessment for Upsala col lege was raised from 15 to 20 cents.
 The Foran Furniture company of New London filed certificate of in corporation in the office of the secre- tary of state Tuesday. The capital stock Is stated as being $100, 900. The incorporators are Thomas F. and John K. Foran and William E. Shea.
 Miss Clara Irene DewoIf. daughter of MT and Mrs. Asabel R. DeWoIf of and Milton Reuben Whitehead of Albany, N. Y, were married Tues day evening at o'clock in the Mantle Congregational church, Rev. J. William performing the cere- mony.
 There is local interest in the wor- cester item that funeral services were held Monday for Mrs. Mary Hyde (Bentley) Witter. s4, widow of Henry M Witter. at the home of her son, George B. Witter, conducted by Rev Lewis G. Morris, rector of All Saints Episcopal church..