Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Tomorrow is Rogatien Sunday
 Beds of mytle about town are in bloom.
 Thermos employees dance tonight at Cadillac hall.-adv.
 Congressman Mahan has returned from Washington for. a short stay at his home in New London.
 School children are hurrying to add to their total of caterpillar nests col lected, as the contest ends April 30.
 A number of families are entertain ing guests who came to town for the business and diversions of Merchants week
 s3o.oo buys the Frantz Premier Suo- ton Cleaner.-Adv.
 A recent marriage at St. Johns church. Plainfield. was that of John Vanasse of Hanover and Marie Benolt of Plainield.
 The sixteenth annual state conven- ton of the Modern Woodnen of America is to be held in Meriden. May and 6.
 Have you seen the Frantz Premier Suction Cleaner Adv.
 A months mind requiem high mass for Ann Campbell was sung at 8 o'clock Friday in St Patricks church by Rev. J. H. Bro6erick.
 Horace Johnson predicts for early in the week a great disturbance in the atmosphere; rubber boots, raincoats and umbrellas will be needed.
 The Ffaatz Premier Suction Clean CT is the best for the price.-Adv.
 Classes in English in some of the schools had special exercises Thurs day or Friday for the 350th annivers- ary of the birth of Shakespeare.
 License your dog in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May hrst.-adv.
 William Goss, Jr, a former resi- dent of East Lyme, died Sunday at the Norwich State hospital. The body was taken to Mantle for burial in the Union cemetery.
 The Uneas Garage company of Nor wich has filed a preliminary certificate of dissolution, signed by A. Chester Brown, William H. Yeomans and Ellis worth E. Williams.
 The pastor, Rev. F. W. Coleman, made an address upon the topic The Little Foxes at the meeting of the Junior league at Trinity Methodist church on Friday afternoon,
 Local people who visit Rangeiey Lake. Maine, during the summer learn that the ice there is still two feet thick and that horse trots were being held on the ice a few days ago
 The Wauregan House will serve a regular dinner every day during the week for 50 cents.-Adv.
 Workmen are removing the batter boards from the cement work on the new sea wall in the Shenecossett beacI property, Eastern Point. Over 16,00C cubic feet of the wall has been made
 County health officers of the state are issuing suggestions that all prop erty owners proceed at once to clean up back yards and the accumulation of the winter from the streets, gutters and other places.
 The Wauregan House will serve a regular dinner every day during the week for 50 cents.-Adv. The profits from the Charity bal given in the New London armory or Easter Monday evening by St. Mary's 1 Star of the Sea parish, will not exceet 1 $500. The attendance was large bur 1 the expense was heavy. It is expected that the steamer Gen l Nathanael Greene, which runs to the 1 island forts, will be the first of the quarterrnaster department boats sta i toned here to be ordered south foI duty in the Mexican trouble. l To the ladies shoppingi You vii 1 find the Wauregan house noonda1 l lunch very attractive.-adv. Professor w. l.. Slate of the Con- | necticut Agricultural college is advis- 1 ing farmers "Plew early. Every day lost after the land is fit to blow means | the loss of tons of water that will be 1 needed for next summers crops.'' The institution of which Mgr Thom- as J. Shahan, formerly of Norwich 1 is president, the Catholic University Of America at Washington, D. C.. vii | receive the greater part of the estate l of s1, LOGO. 900 left by Theodore B. Bas selin of Croghan, N. Y. Eventually you will buy the Frantl | Premier Suction Cleaner, B Broad. | way, The Tanning Studios.-Adx. The last of the series of the Mis-. | sion Study classes of the Woman: auxiliary of Christ church, was helt with Mrs. Richard R. Graham at tht reetery Friday afternoon. The subjec of this series has been China, witt Mrs. Graham as leader.
 Among the 1,1e6 or more troops a. | Forts Wright and Terry that may b sent at any moment to Mexico is 1 relative of former president of Mex leo. He is Felix Diaz, related to for 1 ner President Diaz. Diax is a pri vate in the Twelfth company at For l Wright.
 Facial massage, body massage, scall | treatment. shampooing and manicur ing. Miss Messinger. r Oak St. Tele 1 phone.-adV.
 FUNERAL. Miss Minnie Tanrar. At 2.20 o'clock Friday afternoon tn 1 funeral of Miss Minnie M Tannar wa