Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-14

| Congregational church at Norwich 1 Town Sunday evening. In spite of the lapse of days and the 1 heavy rain, smoke was rising Satur day from the ruins of the Molthrol 1 house, destroyed by fire at Gales Fer ry
 l Raymond Irving LingIey of West l Hartford, and Miss Elizabeth VaIen 1 tine Lilly of Norwich were married in i o'clock
 The Life of Christ is to be the sub- 1 ject for the address by F. Il Starkey at the meeting for girls and boys over
 12 wears of age at the Y. M C. A. this l evening.
 A former Norwich Town pastor Rev Jerome Greer. has been returned to the Mantle Methodist church, and his people are greatly pleased at the reappointment
 MT. and Mrs. James T. Potter and daughter, Miss Edna, of New London. are occupying one of the cottages at Wintergreen Point owned by Nelson Moore, of Norwich.
 License your dog in the town clerk s flee now One dollar extra after May ISt.-adV.
 The degree team of Hope Rebekah lodge, No. 25. l. O. O. F., held a re- hearsal Saturday afternoon in prepar- ation for work which is to be done at a meeting in May
 Hardly ever before were sailors known to be so scarce. it is said in the shore towns it being almost inn possible at the present time for ves- sels at New England ports to secure crews.
 oF ~ Connecticut met in New Haven Friday electing Mrs. Louisa Jones of that city department president, Mrs. Berrien of Central Village was chosen patriotic instructor.
 See Miss Fearless and Co" Second Congregational church parlors, tonight at 7.45 o'clock.-Adv.
 The body of F. O. Lamb was taken Saturday morning from the Connect icut Hospital for the Insane at Middle town to Griswold, for burial in his mothers lot. There were services at the grave.
 Frank J. Wheaton of Lebanon and Miss Bertha Kelley of East Hartford were married at the parsonage of the First Congregational church. East Hampton. Wednesday evening by Rev William c. Prentiss.
 Among passengers sailing from New York for Southampton on the Olyn1- pie Saturday were Mrs. B. N. Gibbs and daughter, Mrs; J: H: Sherrill, wife of the former United States minister to the Argentine Republic.
 Members of the American Society of Mechanical Engineers residing in this state will meet in New Haven Wednesday. April 16 at the Mason laboratory of mechanical engineering of the Sheffield Scientific.
 Today the tax collector will be at the store of H. s. Young. Norwich Town, from Il a. m. until 1 D. m.-AdV
 Work has been resumed on the building of the new macadam road from Flanders corner east and it is hoped that before summer travel gets heavy this bad road will be put in
 Two lots of silver in the MetropoI- itan Museum, New York are now to be seen in the Recent Accessions room having been purchased by the Museum One is the European part of the George s. Palmer collection and the other the Truax collection.
 The College club of Hartford has sent out invitations to a reception in honor of Dr. Frederick H. Sykes pres ident of the Connecticut College for Women in New London, to be held I ternoon from until 6 o'clock.
 The Lunch Room Cabaret with liar ry La Dell and ten pretty girls funny comedians etc. in a riot of fun and music at the Auditorium Monday Tuesday, Wednesday.-Adv.
 At the annual meeting of the Con necticut Beekeepers' association, Sat urday, April IS. at the Y. M. c. A. building in Hartford. President Allen Latham of Norwich will speak on Spring Feeding and have a report upon his success in wintering extra queens.
 Invitations have been issued by the Graduate Women's club for a meet ing at Center church house, New Ha- ven, Thursday afternoon, April IT, at which the members of the Connect icut branch of the Association of Col legiate Alumnae will be guests of the afternoon.
 Talk OF Europe and The Balkans.
 The Park church calendar OH Sunday contained a general invitation to a stereopticon talk to be given on Tues day evening by Attorney Willis A. Brlscoe upon the topic, A Trip to Flu rope and Through the Balkans. It is given under the auspices of the Parish House association.