Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-22

for John P. Driscon. Special lunch today at noon at the Wauregan house for 50 cents each adv.
 A few familiecs are already pre- pairing to move into cottages at Ocean beach and after May 1 a great many cottages will be open. IL. H. Maft1tt made his appearance with new horse in his express team Tuesday succeeding his 13 year old steed whose usefulness had passed. Holders smoker Thursday evening" Three boxing matches. Refreshments served-adv.
 The New Haven road has started brush gangs clearing the land on either side of it's tracks in various places. to lessen the danger of forest fires.
 |, The state tuberculosis commission held its meeting at the sanitarium at Norwich Monday, in accordance with the plans to visit each state sanitarium once month.
 The Benevolent union of the Central Baptist church met in the Lecture room Tuesday evening for the April business meeting. Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell presiding.
 The Bristol Press mentions that Dutton and Risley two former mem ball team. are members of the StoFrs College team this season.
 License your dog in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May first.-adv.
 The Good Cheer Sunshine society of North Waterford held it's annual election Tuesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. Henry Jerome of Jerome place on the Norwich turnpike.
 A Groton Long Point cottage owner who belongs in Norwich stated on Tuesday that visitors to the Point will be amazed this season. to note the Improvements and the number of new cottages built.
 The Wauregan House will serve 8 regular dinner every day during the week for 50 cents.-Adv.
 One of those who witnessed the end of the fire demonstration Tuesday was Williams M. Williams, now S6, once chief of the fro department and for whom the William M. Williams Fire company was named. Captain William Proctor of the gov ernment steamer, Gen. Nathaniel Greene, is deeply interested in the doings in the vicinity of Tampico, be- in that locality.
 The condition of Mrs. Mary Drake of Jewett City remains about the same at the Backus hospital from injuries she received in an automobile accident al TaftUiIla an Sat11rdaU She riods of partial consciousness. The Wauregan House will serve a regular dinner every day during the week for 50 cents-Adv. At the meeting of Yale corporation
 Monday Charles D. Hine, secretary of
 the state board of education, formerly principal of Broadway school, Nor wich, was appointed a special lectur- CT in education for the coming year. In his new parish at Meriden, Rev, John P. Neale finds it necessary to raise $15,000 as fund for general re- pairs and improvements and has ap- pointed a committee of 100 to secure 25 cents weekly from each parishion- CT,
 At Wallingford Baptist church, Rev William T. Thayer has been trying the every tHGHlD6f CduVdSS WILu In0 re- suit of over two hundred weekly pledges, or more than double the pre- vious weekly pledges given as 8 whole.
 There will be music by the orchestra in the Wauregan house dining room Wednesday evening between the hours of and o'clock.-adv. At the state conference of charities ,L,s s.1. 1-~ I,N 1 Bridgeport, April 26, 27 and 2S, the fourth in the series of these meetings to be held in this state, one of the speakers will be pr. H. M. Pollock, of Norwich.
 J. Alden Weer the windham artist, is exhibiting in New York this week One critic writes: In the outer gal lery is the delightful etching by J. AL den Weor. The Picture Book as love- ly in quality as his recent pictures of young girls.
 Iii connection with the Red Cross call for nurses in case of war with Mexico, Norwich relatives cannot tell whether Miss Mary McCleud will be called on or not. Miss McCloud has returned to the government hospital at Newport.
 James H. Waterman. Hartford's old est tructnan. died Sunday at his home in the Hotel Clifton aged 7S years MT. Waterman was born in Bloomfield, September g, 1885, the son of James B. Waterman and Mer- cy Gile of Woodstock Connecticut manufacturers are iH Worcester to attend the annual joint convention of the National Metal Trades association and the National
 Machine Tool Builders association The annual hannIIef will he given thi;