Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

Many visited the Otis library read ing room Sunday afternoon. Miss Sa- die J. Dawson was in charge.
 The 27th anniversary of the institu- ton of the Wcman's Relief corps of the c. A. R. is being celebrated by state corps.
 Policeman Charles Ebberts. who was taken i'll with pneumonia a week ago, continues to gain steadily towards re- stored health.
 Frederick Fuller, from Nashua, N. H.. was the guest over Sunday of ret atives in Norwich before going to his home in Trenton, N. J.
 Neosha whist tonight in Foresters' hall.-AdV
 The annual convention of the in structors of the State of Connecticut Turn societies will be held in Rockville on April F. at Turn hall.
 Postals received in town from Lake City Florida, by friends of Mrs. Georce Watts of Lincoln avenue, report ideal weather and strawberries in abun- dance.
 Evangelistic meetings are being held at the First Baptist church of East Lyme. Rev. Charles NJ Reed is being assisted oy Rev. George H. Strouse of Norwich.
 Blank forms for tax returns are be- ing sent to all the tax collectors in the towns. cities and boroughs in the state from the office of the state tax commissioner
 Ledyard peach growers have no hope of a crop the coming season. The first l9 r6 freeze killed h1IdS hill trees and the second finished those in orchards in the valleys.
 At the high mass in St. Patric1's church Sunday Rev. MyIes P. Calvin preached from the gospel for the fourth Sunday in Lent. John vi, 1-15, the par able of the loaves and fishes.
 demonstrations noted in the Colchester news. the State Agricultural college has announced one a the farm of El-
 ner E. Pierson in Norwich, April 9th at l D. m.
 Strouse, wife of the pastor of the First Baptist church preached and conduct ed the services at the LeffingWeH church to the great satisfaction of the congregation.
 Groton Long Point is practically the only beach that suffered no damage from the recent great storms.-Adv
 Five members of Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters. with two visi+- ors. provided the music at the Backus hospital Sunday afternoon, the hymns being finely sung by Prof. William E. Geary and Mrs. Mary Gray. The ac- companist was John T. Neigh1ins
 When the Mission Circle met at the Congregational chapel in Colchester Friday evening Miss Atwood, from Wauregan. spoke to the children on the work of the Mission Circle in Japan and Turkey. and showed souvenirs from both these countries.
 The Connecticut State Spiritualist association commemorated the 66th an niversary of Modern Spiritualism by holding services in Unity hall, Hart ford, Sunday at 245 and 730 D. m. Rev. Mary s. Vanderbilt of Brooklyn. N. Y, was the speaker message bearer.
 Business mems associations are re- ceiving notice of the first national efficiency exposition and conference which will be held in Grand Central Palace, New York city, April to IL inclusive. Governor Glynn of New York will make the inaugural address. AL CIOlOu Long HOlQl. where men are at work on the water building a sea wall. and where a tide gauge is used, the tide was measured Friday to be IS inches below mean low water mark. Such a low tide cannot be re- l membered by anyone at work on the wall
 At the office of Colonel Joseph F. l Fletcher in Providence Saturday it was stated to g, Providence Tribune man that his mill at Central Village is now running three nights a week and that his Plainfield wooden mill at Plain6eId, Conn, will, begin running nights this i week.
 l Saturday was National Orange Day, and dealers sold an extra amount of ! fruit in consequence. One dealer states ] that, whereas in fermer times house holders might order 6 single box of oranges. now it is the practice of some
 families to order three and four boxes i at time.
 Only one week more of the jury 1 session in the superior court at Hart l ford was announced by Judge Gardiner 1 Greene who said there was very little 1 likelihood that he would hold court 1 the week following. and there will be
 a recess pf q week before the opening
 of the April session.
 President George H Wilcox of the 1 International Silver company. with q | factory al Thamesvilie, has received 2 souvenir from the battleship Maine
 which he prizes highly. It is a Roger Bros. 1874 fork which belonged to the battleship Maine's silver service. ant
 which is q porduct of his own com pany.
 Orders from the postofffce department l were received Saturday providing tha ! hereafter nursery stock can be sent tC 1 Canada, except in the case of green. | house grown and florists stock, etc 1 The merchandise will be admitted pro 1 vided a detailed statement of the ship | ment is made and is attached to tn, | parcel
 Rev. P. H ATcClean. formerly 0 1 Norwich and Colchester left Milfor, ! Friday for Portland, Me, where he vii | spend the week at the urgent reques of Rt- Rev. Bishop Walsh of the dio
 cese of Portland. Father McClean vii
 conduct a mission each day this weel
 in the big cathedral for the men o l Portland.
 Second Night of Senior Play.