Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-26
Oll1f BullRlIn~
Norwich, Saturday, April 2e, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

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 The hot sun of Friday coaxed out 1 the first summer parasols.
 As calendar day for May Friday promised summer temperature.
 Painters and paperhangers are busy and many are having tempting offers
 to work in nearby towns. I The Catholic Transcripe notes that 1 the forty hours devotion opens in St. l Joseph's church, Dayviile, Sunday. 1 Conductor James DeWoIf of the New l Haven road is seriously ill with pneu- monia at his home in New London.
 Holy communion was celebrated in l Trinity Episcopal church Friday, St. Marks day by Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown.
 Only days left to license over HOO
 more dogs. One dollar extra after May 1st-Adv.
 Members of the Bas-Clef c. D. Geer, director, are rehearsing for two spring concerts. one in WiIlimantic and the other in Norwich.
 Rev J. Howard Adams of Rockville has declined the call of the Baptist church of North Stonington for a sec ond pastorate there.
 The ancient inn at Stonington, own ed by Dr. C. O. Maine, is being pre- pared for opening in June under the same management as last season.
 By Typographical error The Bulle- tin was made to- say that the Third company's shirt waist dance at the Armory had been abandoned. This is not so. ty-first anniversary of the birth of Gen. U. s. Grant. a fact which will be referred to in several patriotic services.
 Dealers in vegetable seeds think that the high cost of living is leading many to start gardens this season, Judging by the number of seeds and plants bought
 N. F. A. Boys Glee club concert ! in Slater hall Friday evening, May 2. i Tickets 25c at Davis'--Adv-
 Charles Johnson of Groton recently committed to the Norwich state hos { pital, is only mildly affected and it is , thought that period of treatment 1! will result in his cure.
 Members of the Pahquioque Rod and | Baldwin did not reappoint B. Hart i Geer as a member of the fish and game i mmission.-Danbury News.
 The Pequot Casino opened for the season Thursday. The officers for the i year are E. C. Hammond, president: Edmund C. Johnson, secretary, and l Henry c. ChappeH. treasurer.
 Local friends learn with regret of l the continued critical illness of J. P. l Sanders of New London. brother of G. I, R. Sanders of this city. MT. Sanders has been sick since last December.
 The house on Slater avenue occu- tod h,- M -5<rl,+ has been retained by the Central Bap- tist church as a parsonage for the new pastor, Rev. Joel B. Slocum of Brooklyn, N. Y.
 James Shields and Miss Anna Ro- senkranz were married Thursday in Waterbury. After their wedding trip they will reside at Mid N. Y, N. H. & H. R. R. -his state and Rhode Island a cor writes that in New r ork It is believed better results are at tained by appointing the day later, and this year May 2nd has been set
 Arrangements have been made by Rev. W. C. Fftzsimons of St. Joseph's church New London, to have the Stott Their father, Leslie Stott, agrees. Their mother is in the state hospital at Norwich.
 Thames lodge, I. o. o. F. of Mont vile will celebrate it's 18th anniVer- sary Sunday. The lodge has accepted an invitation from Rev. J. B. Aldrich, pastor of the UncasvilEe M. E. church to attend a special service at the church at 2.30 o'clock.
 Rev. J. B. AIdrich of UncasvflIe is -o join the farmers, having secured the lse of the large strip of land near Darts store belonging to Mrs. John A. Coggeshall. and will use it for gar len purposes, blowing and planting being well under way.
 The Storrs College Lookout states that Dekol Hubbard Pieterjie's calf, a oull was sold recently to H. A. Smith. The dam of this calf has given 200 pounds of milk in one year which con Lained APO pounds of butter fat equal to 606 poundso of butter
 The examining chaplains of the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut have net in session at Blakely Divinity choOi this week examining candidates or deacons orders from this and two 'ther seminaries, and also candidates or priests orders from their parishes.
 The auxiliary steam yacht Aloha, ( bark, always conspicuous when the | -achts rendezvous at the mouth of ] he Thames. made port at New York 1 n the Mediterranean and the Red Sea. Commodore A. c. James, her owner, i nd his party left the Aloha at Mar eilles.
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