Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-16
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Norv,;eh,. Wednesday. April Is, 1918
VARIOUS MA I lERS.

h Tuesday was Olivia day among Swedish residents. Distemper among horses is bother l ing owners in Western Connecticut. 1 Miss Eva Perkins and Stephen Hurl- but, both of Groton. will be married April 19.
 Somerset lodge works the Fellowcraft degree this evening.-adv. At the last meeting of the Hartford College club Miss Mary Partridge, of Jewett City, presided Steamer Chelsea is back on her run
 between Norwich and New York after
 repairing at Hoboken-
 Best s3.50 eyeglasses properly fitted
 for S1.S5. Burnham. 227 Main street. Adv.
 The National Housewives league has
 appointed this a cleanup week, and is
 issuing orders from headquarters in
 New York.
 Delegates from the Federation of
 Womens clubs are being appointed to
 the fourth American peace congress in
 St Louis May 1, ? and 3.
 Vines and shrubs at Neptune Park cottages are even more advanced than those about here, honeysuckle in par ticular being all in leaf.
 License your dog in the town clerks cffice now. One dollar extra after May Ist.-adv.
 Regulations governing the issue and care of russet leather shoes for the state militia have been issued from the adjutant generals office. An observing citizen expresses the hope that some of the ancient and out lawed signs and posters are going to be removed during cleanup week.
 A two family house at Groton with a plot of land about 100 feet frontage has been sold by Mary L. Brown to the Sacred Heart Church association.
 Today the tax collector will be at the store of W. S. Fletcher, Falls from 12 m. to ] D. m.-adv.
 The new water system of 54 cisterns holding from 15.000 to 1S0Oo gallons each, and costing s32, ,0O0 has just been completed at Fort Wright, Fishers Is land
 The mild winter has favored wood cutting and an unusual number of ties and big poles has been assembled at Allyn's Point and Stoddard's wharf for shipment
 The city gas department is to put in a warm water heater at the Y. M. c. A. as nexperlment to see if it will be an effective help for increasing the hot water supply for baths.
 The Regal quartette. Miss Marie Dorsa. soprano; First Baptist church tonight. Tickets 25 cents.-adv.
 Henry w Ranger, whose summer studio is at Noank. and Childe Has san, who paints at Lyme, are quoted as leading artists who can see noth- ing in the Futurist movement.
 Mrs Lizzie c. Scott, 31, wife of Janies R. Scott, died at her home near Crescent Beach, Monday. Her husband and three children survive her. MT. | Scott is employed as caretaker of cot tages.
 Hear the Canadian Jubilee singers. 8 artists; Xens; First Baptist church, 1 tonight Tickets 25 cents.-adv.
 Rev. Dwight c. Stone. pastor of the Second Congregational church of Ston .,nston. was in Montville to lecture Monday evening at the First Baptist church on A Four Months Trip in Scotland.
 April mentions among Brown men in Who is Who, Lucius Brown, '66, law yer, of Norwich, and Henry Robinson i Palmer, 0. NJ, go, journalist, of
 
 Spiritual Academy. Come this after noon- Aprons. home made cake, can dy. Special salad supper, 25c.-adv.
 Springfield papers state that the feature of the first annual convention of the Episcopal diocese of Western which opened Tuesday Bishop Thomas F. Davies.
 T. is noted in Newport society news that Lieut.. and Mrs. Lloyd P. Horsfall l 10 Fort Adams They were married at Mystic. Feb. F. the bride being Helen Barber Raymond, formerly of Nor wich.
 There is to be a reception at Holland 10 Rev. and Mrs. J. N. Geisler Friday evening Rev. MT. Geisler has been re- turned to the Lee Methodist church for another year, and the people wish 10 show their appreciation of his ser vices.
 Mayor Louis R. Cheney of Hartford juvenile commission Rev. John F. Ryan, born in Norwich in 1872, son of Mr. and Mrs Joseph H. Ryan, who since 1910 has been pastor of St. Law renee OToole's church, Hartford
 The wintergreen oil of commerce comes from Eirch bark This section If the country furnishes a large share If the countrys wintergreen oil. There Ire distiileries of it in Waterford, i Montville, Poquonoc. Ledyard, Lyme. Essex and various other places here lbouts
 Rev. and Mrs. L. G. Horton of Staf- ord Springs have moved to Mantle e reside with Mrs. Horton's mother l Mrs. Louise Bacon. Mr. Horton has been pastor of the Methodist church in | Stafford Springs several years and will low act as supply for different churches.
 About 40 delegates are expected to lttend the county conference of the Kings Daughters in New London, May r, and will be entertained by the lnited societies-Friendship circle of he Second Congregational, Mizpah md Helpers of the First Congregation ll and St. James circle.
 There is local interest in the fash enable wedding in New York Monday If Robert L. Bacon. a son of exam Robert Bacon and Mrs. Ba- con of Boston and New York, and Miss Virginia Murray. daughter of MT. and Mrs Henry Alexander Murray. the