Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-24
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Norwich, Monday, March 24. 1918
VARIOUS MATTERS.

l Neosha whist in T. A. B. hall to-
 night.-adv.
 l Orchestras, caterers and others wi.
 welcome the renewal of social sayetles
 with the close of Lent.
 The beautiful crocuses at the homo
 of Mrs. Fl. H. Osgood on Broadway
 are exciting admiration.
 Members of St. John's society ot
 New London will attend the dance r1
 St. Joseph's sodality in Norwich
 Five barbers al your service at ths | Wauregan House barber shop.-adV. 1 Following their custom. the choil
 boys of Christ Episcopal church sans their carols in the early morning of l Easter Sunday.
 Spring hats and fur coats were the odd combination Sunday. especially 1 during the afternoon and evening" " hen 1 the air was keen.
 The, full moon rose shortly after l Saturday evening. in time to make 1 holiday shopping pleasant for the l crowds in the streets.
 Teachers from all over Connecticut are .beip~ urged to attend the hearlnS l on the teachers; pension bill at Hart 1 ford Wednesday afternoon. Although the Otis library was open Saturday evening for exchanging
 books, it was closed Sunday. the l r,ew paint was not quite dry l Circles of the Kings Daughters will note today. March 24th, as the 93d 1 birthday of Madame Fanny Crosby of 1 Bridgeport, the blind hymn writer. 1 Best ss.5o eyeglasses properly fitted 1 for $185. Burnham. 227 Main St.-ady. l Delegates are being elected to the | 18th annual encampment of the Con 1 necticut division, Sons of Veterans. to
 be held in Bridgeport April 29 and 90. cent. the New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company has set tied the demands of it's TOO bridgemen- armory Tuesday evening. March 25th. Cadillac orchestra. Tickets 25c each adv.
 last week for the Technical Equipment company of Mantle About a dozen hands are now employed at the fac tory.
 Don't forget that the Fr. Mathew three nights festival opens in T. 4. [, hall Wednesday evening. Dancing free Cadillac orchestra. Admission 15c.- adv.
 Mrs. Mortimer Stetson. wife of Sta tion Agent Stetson, now of Central Village, is iii with diphtheria. Her little daughter Elizabeth is i'll with the grip.
 The farm at PlainfeId occupied by the late Daniel Greene has been solG to MT Wilcox of Mystic. MT. anu Mrs. Bert Greene are to live in Nor wich Town
 Manufacturers from this section will attend the 17th annual convention Of the American Cotton Manufacturers association at Washington, D. C.. on April 8. 9. 10.
 It is stated by a Noank correspond ent that workmen from Norwich are redecorating the interior of the home Of MT. and Mrs. Robert Palmer of
 The funeral of Mrs B. F. Hart, who died in Norwich. was held at New Britain Friday afternoon at the Erwin nlortuary chapel a Fairview cemetery. Rev. w. F. Rowlands oficiated.
 The March Telephone Bulletin gain of 20 phones during February New London gained 22, Jewett City gained and Wil1imantic added r.
 "A Divisions No. 1 and 2 of the Ancient Order of Hibernians received holy communion at the 7.3O o'clock mass in St. Patrick's church Easter morning.
 Be sure to attend Fifth Co.'S dance at the armory tomorrow evening. Dancing from S.30 to 11.30 p. n- Tick cts 25c each.-adV.
 At the meeting of the Connecticut Union of ex-Prisoners of War in Hartford, letters of regret were read from Jerome Tourtelotte, Putnam. John E. Woodward and Edwin Spald ing, Norwich.
 Today the tax collector will be at the store of Sherwood B. Potter East Side from Il a. m. to 1 D. m. for the purpose of collecting the personal tax. adv.
 The Hartford Times states that dis charges from bankruptcy have been granted in the United States district court to the Norwich Silk company George A. Smith of Norwich and How ard B. Hilton of Stamford.
 Referring to special arrangements for Easter music at the Sacred Heart l church, the Waterbury American said: Since the return to the church of the Rev. Hugh Treanor, the choir has been assisted on several occasions by ar orchestra.
 An Easter treat of a delicacy which | none had ever before tasted, Budapest | kisses made especially for them, was brought to The Bulletins workers Sunday evening by Mrs. Rosie Miko- 1 Iasi Of 4 Franklin street, and was pro the finest ever.
 Because of confusion from the parcel i post stamps being all of one color. i red. Postmaster General Burleson has adopted a new stamp to be printed in ] different coIors. according to the de nominations. The stamps. all the same i size, will be ready within three 1 months.
 Leaving Norwich at s.30 Saturday morning, Lincoln Wadsworth and 1 Bruce McMi1lan trekked to Gardner 1 Lake where the gale had stirred up i yThitecaps like 9 miniature ocean. Al ! ter a half hours stay the young men ] hiked back and were in Norwich at. f.30 D. m.
 Fire at Laurel Hill Residence.
 The chemical was called out 2 l 2.45 o'clock Saturday afternoon for ,a | fire at the home of Albert W. | Colver, 39 Bentley avenue. A tank f ! chemical was used to put out the |