Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-29
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS There will be considerable May Day moving.
 Beginning in July, Old Lyme is to have an open air art class this sea- son.
 Sponge essays contest closes Thurs day. The Lee & Ocgood Co.-Adv.
 Albert L. Johnson has taken a posi- tion as chauffeur for Mrs. bowman of New London.
 A timely book at the Otis library is W. F. Carson's Mexico: The Wonder land of the South.
 George W. Smith of Leonard Bridge was s1 years old Monday. Mir. Smith is in excellent health.
 Wonderful moving picture lecture at Y. M. c. A. at o'clock tonight-Adv.
 There is scarcely a house in town which has not confetti reminders of Saturday nights wind-up at the Ar ncry exposition.
 The Springfield Music festival which is generally attended by East ern Connecticut musicians, is to be held the middle of May.
 The meeting of the Connecticut Forestry association is to be held Sat urday, May 2, at the plantations of the Ansonia Water company. Ansonia-
 The body of Captain Henry W. Abell who died February 20 is to be taken from the vault at Colchester today Wednesday, for burial in Exeter cemetery.
 The schooner Alice P. Turner for merly of New London and Stonington, is craft os the past. She was wreck ed near Parrsboro, N. S., last February, and her hull has been sold there.
 Special lunch today at noon at the Wauregan house for 50 cents each adv.
 A big horse which Frank II. Perkins of Jordan bought this week from FL mer Pierson, of Norwich, weighed at least 1.500 pounds. Another big horse was sent to the Odd Fellows home, Fairview.
 There was a good attendance on Tuesday evening at the Women s Prayer meeting at the Central Bap- tist church. The assigned leaders Mrs. c. R. Gallup being i'll. the meet ing was lead by Mrs. E. B. Edson.
 The big estate of E. S. Hark- ness at Goshen Point is being sur veyed. A map is to be made of the grounds so all the pipes may be charted. Then any trouble such as a frozen ipe may be readily locat- ed.
 Through the sunny southland by moving pictures, at Y. M C. A. to- night.-Adv.
 The White Ribbon Banner mentions county superintendents in the Medi- cal Temperance department, Windham county, Mrs. E. P. Brown, Willimantic: New London county Mrs. H. s. Mead Norwich; Holland county, Miss Mary Kimball, Ellington.
 Contractors have all the piers Iaid for the new bath houses at Easterr Point. Men will soon commence pant ing the bath houses and the bridge over Beach pond. The buildings will be repainted the original color, bronze green, with white trimmings.
 Twenty permits have been granted to shad fishing crews who will start in early Friday morning, May l. Six from Saybrook Point, two from Fen wick, eight from the Ferry, two from
 
 Three more crews have applied fol licenses.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May first Office open Wednesday Thursday and Friday evenings-Adv George S. Goddard, state librarian has received from Dr. Dwight Tracy O. Norwich photographs of the Founders Y911l at -iaI1 Tfzxy T1o handsome photographs show the fou, sides of the monument, on which ar, carved the names of the 36 founders O the town.
 The United States Public Health Ser vice has issued supplement to tn public health reports prepared by DI 1I. IT, von EzGorf a surg con in tn service, showing that the farmer cal do great deal toward preventing ma laria- by distroying the breeding place i of mosquitoes.
 Bryan F. Mahan. Jr., son of Con gressman Mahan, was operated upol | Monday al the Lawrence hospital say the New London Telegraph. He ha been suffering from a mastoid growth | The operation was performed by Dl | E Oliver Winship, assisted by Drs Daniel Sullivan and Carlisle F. Fer rim.
 At a meeting of St Mary's Tierne 1 league held Sunday afternoon in tn 1 basement of St. Mary's church, Ne7 1 London five new members were elected l It was planned to hold the instal1atio 1 but on account of the absence of tn 1 installing officer in Norwich the mat 1 ter went over until the next meet 1 ing.
 Joseph Edwin Jewett, publisher ( | pamphlets and poetry. and an elder ( | the Greene Avenue Presbyt teria 1 church who died at his home. 99 l Greene avenue, Brooklyn, New Y ork O l Saturday was born in Lisbon, Conn ! in 1888, and at one time owned book store at TT Bible House Ne l York, and was also connected with I'll 1 Christian Herald.
 The second annual organ recital b Organist Waldo S. Newbury will given in the Trinity M. E. church tc | night at D. m. He will be assiste by Miss Pearl M Jackson, sopran l soloist and a silver collection will taken.-adN
 Galiaudet AeropIane Motors to
 Shown. Edson F. Gallaudet of this city wi l exhibit some aeroplane motoNs at tn 1 spring meeting of the New Have section of the American Society ( 1 Mechanical Engineers, which will | | held in the Mason laboratory of ms chanical engineering. in the sheffiel 1 Scientific school, on Friday. There will be two sessions, one the morning and the other in the al l ternoon At o'clock A dinner will