Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

A local weather prophet claims to | know that there are three more snow I storms coming.
 l Spring millinery showing at Christ
 mann's, P Mckinley avenue Wednes- | day and Thursday.-adv
 1 Everett Spicer has returned to his l home in Groton borough after a de- | lightful trip to his farm in Arizona | Next Sunday is Conference Sunday 1 in the Methodist churches when the 1 pastors will be absent at Willimantic
 Mrs. Leon Young has succeeded Miss | Margaret Petrone as ticket seller in
 the box office at the Auditorium thea | ter.
 l There will be a celebration of the holy communion in the Episcopal
 churches today, the Feast of tine An | nunciation.
 The 29th anniversary of Seaside | council K. of C.. is to be celebrated ! this evening in Knights of Columbus ! hall, New London.
 Seventieth anniversary and sale to- ! day. at Lee & Osgood's. Free sou venirs to all customers.-adv.
 J. Alden Weir. the Windham artist, I Is winning praise for the etchings | which he is showing at the Anderson l galleries, New York.
 The Connecticut Agricultural col l lege is to hold an orchard demonst:a- 1 tion at the Woodstock fair grounds on ] April 18th at Il o'clock.
 Within the Enemy's Lines," Edison feature, at Colonial theater today 1 adv.
 Tuesday morning at o'clock in St l Patrick's church an anniversary high
 mass of requiem for John Conner was
 sung by Rev. John H. .BroderiCk.
 In the suburbs the farmers are let 1 ting their cattle stand out during the middle of the day and about the farm 1 yards it begins to look like spring. Groton Long Point is practically the | only beach that suffered no damage 1 from the recent great storms.-Adv.
 The Lyme library at Hamburg has | received a gift of over 100 volumes Chicago, large land holder in that town. One of T. A. Scott's derrick scows from New London has been at Fish CTS Island, engaged in pulling up the old spiles at the old Mansion dock, now abandoned.
 Rev. E. P. Phraner of Black Hall, formerly of Windham county, has been called to other fields and will not re- turn after conference to the Black Hall Methodist church.
 The women's prayer meeting at the Central Baptist church Tuesday after noon was led by Mrs Daniel Brown, the attendance being good and mucn interest being shown. Ats o'clock Monday morning at the Levi Crouch farm in Ledyard the thermometer registered ? above, and
 at Clarence Latham's at the same hour
 above was reported.
 The violet was displayed by mem
 bers of the Kings Daughters Tuesday, in honor of the 94th birthday of Fanny Crosby. Many of the circles sent her postcards bearing vioIets. 1 The plan for a concrete bullzhead and sidewalk with the cottage own 1 CTS paying one-half the total cost, is ! said to be favored by the park com mission for Ocean Beach. | News has been received here of Inc | serious illness of Mrs. c. F. Congdon of Mystic, formerly of Salem, the wife | of Dr. c. r. Congdon, a member of the l board of pension examiners. Spring opening of Collins Millinery 1 at their new store. 67 Broadway. We'd i nesday and Thursday, March 25 and 26. adv.
 1 In WaIlingford at special meeting 1 of the Woman's club Monday after l noon at the library hall the programme l for the afternoon included a paper on 1 The Institutional Church by Mrs. w. 1 T. Thayer.
 At the regular weekly meeting of the 1 state tuberculosis commission at the capitol Monday the commission signed the contract for the erection of the new l infirmary at Shelton. Work is to be started on the building at once. 1 Tuesday afternoon Charles H. Ere 1-n i of Norwich was at Gales Ferry to meet four representatives from Harvard 1 The Harvard varsity crew is to come | to Gales Ferry June 1st and will oc- | cupy MT. Browns six houses as usual. 1 Colonial Theater. Edison Day, Neck 1 lace of Ramesis," 3 reels. Flight | through England. France, Italy, back l to New York.-adv.
 Harold F. Hoffman, son of John 1 Hoffman, of Mantle, and Miss Lena V. 1 Champion of old Lyme were married I at the Mantle Baptist parsonage by Rev. H. P, Fuller Saturday evening. l They left on a, wedding trip and upon 1 their return will reside in Mantle. 1 Confirming what Ledyard peach ! growers maintain Newton Curtiss, q ] large peach grower in NewtoWn, after i looking over his orchard says that he | thinks he will harvest practically no | crop this year. due to extreme cold
 weather at d time when the buds were | beginning to swell.
 Ex- Senator Nelson B. Aldrich of 1 Rhode Island, who married Miss Chap 1 man. of East Norwich. has been sued i for breach of contract in the United i States district court in New York by l c. r. Stromeyer, who says MT. Aid i rich owes him S14,416 for remodeling 1 the Aldrich summer home at Warwick l Neck R. l.
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