Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-17


 At Preston City Charles H. Brown is beautifying the library grounds and terraeed gardens by setting out ever greens, rosebushes and shrubs
 Already Merchants week is a bene f1t to the city through the exhibitors and decorators who are here to pre- pare for thefarmory exposition.
 Say. that water bill, look it up. Ad ditions after April 20th.-Adv.
 Passengers on the Montville trolley cars notice the number of new houses and bungalows being finished or built along the river banks. Commencing yesterday (Thursday) the rural mail carriers will be obliged to count the various pieces of mail which they handle and weigh the same daily,
 Say. that water bill, look it up. Ad- | Fditons after April 2oth.-Adv.
 Notices have been received by rail- k road employees that the summer time table of the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad will go into effect about June 2.
 William Welsh, who laid out the golf course at the Shenecossett Conn- try club last year and who is to be green keeper at the links this year. has arrived at Eastern Point for the season.
 Candy, cake and fancy articles for sale. Gong. charel, 4 to today-adv
 Ttsere is the liveliest interest in the old Torrent engine where it stands in the grounds of the Central Fire station and everybody is anxious to see 1t squirt on Tuesday in Mer- chants week.
 At the Second Congregational church. Thursday at 7.15 D. m., a special meet ing of the church committee was held in the Junior Sunday School room to meet candidates for member ship in tho church.
 Violet Brand Oranges, 19c per dog. at The Quality store, 340-342 Franklin street.-Adv.
 Death removed from Monson, Wed nesday another old soldier, who has been a resident of the town for over 4 50 years, Josiah B. Davis. He married in Stafford, Conn, November Is, 1860 Miss Helen NJ. Squier. Violet Brand Oranges. 1ec per dog. at The Quality store, s4Q342 Franklin street.-Adv.
 
 Frederick A, Bill, son of the late Hen ry Bill, of Norwich, died late Wednes- day night in Springfield, Mass She married MT. Bill March 19, 1890. Mr Bill died February 2, 1910.
 License your dog in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May first.-adv.
 Fred S. White is transpIanting 12.- OhD white nine rf ftr State Forestry department. on the White estate, near the river at Eagle vile. Assistant Forester A. E. Moss I>of New Haven superintended the work 1 Tuesday.
 State Senator George M. Landers of Ocean beach was reelected councilman from the sixth ward at the city cleo ton in New Britain Tuesday. He poled a vote of 737. 216 votes more than that of the leading republican l candidate.
 A regular dinner today at the wau- l regan house for 50 cents. from 11.39 to o'clock.-adv.
 A movement has been started against | irreverent language, and it is to be l taken up by the Holy Name society, the largest Catholic lay organization l in many cities in furtherance of the 1 movement 8 memorial parade is to be held in many cities. The former beautiful residence of ! Mrs. Cuttbet Harrison Slocum at 1 Groton. now the Dr. Winship house i recently damaged by fire will not be l opened as a sanitarium when the re- pairs are completed. hut will be used as a two family residence.
 Sale of homemade pastry. candy, | salad and baked beans, B Broadway, | Saturday. April 18th. Benefit Halle l club.-adv.
 | A certificate of organization has been filed by the J C. Lincoln company of | WiEdharn. which begins business with 1 s24,00o. The officers are: President and treasurer, John C. Lincoln; vice president and secretary, Harold C. Lincoln, both of Willimantic. | There was 8 very large attendance | in Wethersfield at the grange meet 1 in held Tuesday evening. about 1se 1 being present. Other granges repre- | sented were: East Hartford Wrapping l Berlin. Miidlefield Higganum Rocky l Hill, Middletown, Plainville, Newing- 1 ton, Glastonbury, Norwich and West 1 Hartford. 1 drug store of George M. Rathbone | West Side. today from II a. m. to p. 1 m.. to collect the taxes-ady. ! The will of Emily F. Wheeler, late | of Hartford bequeaths to her daugf1t- | CT, Grace l.. Sumner, certain personal I property. and other specified personal 1 estate to her daughter. Lillian Wyckoff l of Norwich, and son. Arthur l.. Wheel 1 CT of Bry Mawr. Pa William R. Wheeler of Hartford, a son, is made residuary legatee. The new offices of the Connecticut l State Sunday School association in l the Hartford National Bank building 1 at Hartford were inspected by the public Wednesday. The members of l the executive committee were the | hosts, but James L. Case, the Eo1 ,rich | member, was detained at home by bus 1 mess engagements.