Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-27
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Norwich, Thursday, March 27. 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

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 Lilacs and rose bushes budded and l grass grew, an inch during yesterday s rain. l.
 meeting of the state examiners of 1 embalmers was held at Yale Medical l school Tuesday.
 Best s3.50 eyeglasses properly fitted l for $1.85. Burnham. 227 Main St.-adv 1 School supervisors from this section will attend a conference in Hartford I Friday evening.
 Ii Members of the Polish societies have
 been holding the customary Easter week celebration.
 Physicians say the past few days have been unusually trying for rheu- matic suf erers.
 II Some of the bird students claim to have seen tree. oy white breasted swallows Tuesday.
 II Col Charles w. Gales party was at Colon Sunday and are now cruising among the islands on their way to Jamaica.
 .i in Norwich was simple rain, proved q i severe electrical visita ton in several 5i other towns
 Home made cake and candy sale at Holy Name whist Friday evening at 1 the armory.-Adv.
 1 Two carloads of baking soda con i signed to points west were brought up on the steamer Chester w. Chapin on har last trip.
 Rev H. M. Bartlett of the Coven- ] try Congregational church has been i working for month to organize d i Boys" Scout troop.
 The children at the county home were made glad by a gift of beautiful ascension lilies from the Second Con gregationa1 church Salem and Colchester residents are visiting with those from New London in the effort to have the state highway to Hartford improved. A lecture is to be given in the high school at Middletown Friday evening by J. M. Trueman of Storrs, on the municipal use of milk At Groton Long Point big cottage IS already going up and it is rumored that store will be one of the attrac- tions of the Point this summer.
 John Winters anfl Mrs Rosilda Nut ney of Plainfield were married at the parsonage in Central Village Saturday afternoon oy Rev. E. Lewis Wall,
 Tonight will be known as vaudeville night at the Father Mathew festival in T. A. B. hall. Local artists will furnish the stage attraction.-Adv. greatly relieved Wednesday when word came from Omaha that their rela- uves had escaped the path of the dis aSter.
 The officers of the W. c. T. U. have arranged an itinerary for Mrs. Cora Seabury, of Brooklyn who will give temperance lectures throughout the state.
 A ceremonial session of Pyramid temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine, nectieut, will be held in Brid seport on April :.
 A former Norwich student. Miss Dor othy Jones. of New Hartford. a mem Der of the graduating class of Smith college, has the honor of election to Phi Beta Kappa.
 The Putnam Coal & Wood company has filed organization papers. It's Of dcers are: President, J. w Whipple; treasurer. Edward N. Joslin; secre- tary. Sabin s. Russell
 The tax collectors office will be opan Saturday, Monday and Tuesday eve nings until 8 o'clock. Tuesday, April
 
 of the personal taX.-Adv.
 The Messrs. Goldberg have bought from Mrs. Dwight Tracey of Jewett Moosup, part of which they have oc- cupied for some time.
 Conductor John O'Neil, injured in the wreck on the Norwich branch Monday, is at his home in New Lon don recovering from his painful inju- ries, having lost nearly all his teeth.
 The marriage of Edward Mosher and Miss Margaret Sugrue took place Wednesday afternoon in the rectory of St. Joseph's church. New London, at 430, Rev. W C. Fitzsimons officiating.
 Willie Lee. who has had charge of the w. Sherman Lees mill a Central Village, for several months. has re- turned to his home in New York. The mill is shut down for an indefinite time.
 4 new set of Norwich pennant post cards has been issued one in partic- ular bearing the pertinent motto. The best place in the world to me is Nor wich. because get my bread and but ter here" In the dedica ton of the new home of New Britain lodge of Elks this eve ming District Deputy John H. Cassidy
 
 several including Henry R. Bond. Jr, | of New London and J. D. Lucy of Nor wich.
 Don't forget to attend the whist and social at the Armory, Friday evening, March 2s, by St. Patrick's parish, un- der the auspices of the Holy Name i society Very pretty prizes and DreW's orchestra will furnish concert and dance music.-adV.
 Next Sunday will be the last Sun day in their present pastorates of a humber of Methodist clergymen of Eastern Connecticut as they will be given new assignments at next weeks conference.
 William A. Fully. 50. a brakeman was found dead in bed at 4S Lake street, Pittsfeld, Mass, Tuesday morn ing, death being due to heart failure. MT. Tullys sister is Mrs. Mary Com stock of Norwich.
 Governor Simeon E. Baldwin has ap- proved acquisitions made by the ad- jutant general and the paymaster gen eral for $2.000 on various accounts and one by the adjutant general and the rI1Ja Yr nr lsfa 9