Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-20
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Norwich. "Wednesday, May 20, 1sf4.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Tuesdays warm sun made the straw hats appear in numbers.
 A party of Academy teachers visited Lantern Hill Tuesday afternoon.
 The Connecticut Bankers associa- tion is to meet June II at The Gris- Woid hotel.
 Social and dance by Third Co. at armory Thursday night.-adv.
 Raisers of cucumbers for market are condemning this as a late and unsat- isfactory season.
 Salad and baked bean supper at Adv.
 Motorists are going out of their orchards, now in almost full bloom.
 Eastern Connecticut delegates will attend the meeting of the State Fed sration of clubs at Stamford Friday, May 22.
 The monthly meeting of Thames as- sociation of Past Noble Grands of Re- bekahs. No. 3. is to be held Thursday afternoon in Norwich with Hope lodge.
 A lecture on Poultry was given at Meriden Tuesday evening by George V. Smith of West Wilmington, secre- tary of the Connecticut Poultry asso- citation.
 Thursday will be the Feast of the Ascension and holy day of obliga- 
 Patrick's masses will be at 5. ' and o'clock.
 Special lunch today at noon at the Wauregan house for 50 cents oach.- adv.
 At Bushnell chapel Tuesday even ing the women's prayer meeting of the Central Baptist church was led by Miss Annie Storms. There was a good attendance.
 It is noted at Wallingford that the members of Arthur H. Dutton post, G. A. R., will attend a special service at Rev. William T. Thayer'S church Sunday evening, May 24.
 Joseph Meunier, former sewer com missioner of Woonsocket, R. l., whose leaves three sisters. one being Mrs. Marie Desforges of Moosup.
 At the spring meeting of the New London Christian Endeayor union to be held at the First Baptist church in Waterford Memorial day there will be an address by Rev. A. L. Tedford of Norwich.
 Funeral services for Mrs. Mary Reed, widow of Washington Reed, were held at the home of her son-in-law, James Huntley. at Niantic, Tuesday at o'clock. Burial was in Flanders cemetery.
 Collector of Internal Revenue James T. Walsh is directing the mailing from the Hartford office of bills to corpora tions and individuals for the payment of the income tax. The tax is due and payable June 30.
 The pastor of the new St. James church, Stamford, dedicated Sunday, is Rev. M. J. O'Connor. Father O'Con- nor went from Danbury to Pomfret to become pastor and was transferred from Pomfret to Stratford in 1908.
 William R. Moody. son of Dwight L.. Moody, and president of the Northfield schools, is sending out the call for the 1914 series of Northfield conferences letter to church workers hereabouts.
 The Gospel Missionary society of Connecticut will hold it's annual two- days spring convention at New Brit ain today. In the afternoon addresses will be made by MT. and Mrs Rich ard Starr of New London, returned missionaries.
 Miss Harriet Georgia Atwell, ss, daughter of the late Rev. George Benjamin Atwell and Mary Mecus Tennant Atwell, who died Sunday at her home in Pleasant Valley. Win sted. was born in West Woodstock Sept. 30, 1880.
 Several members of the Connecticut Editorial association met Monday moaning at the Hotel Garde, New Ha- ven, for discussion on prices of print Ing: Those present included |. O. Williams of Putnam and B. c. Hop kins of Danielson. Mrs Daniel \. Markham of Hart ford is to ope ] her country home at Westchester Tuesday, May 26. for a meeting of the Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes. Mrs. Markham has a large collection of colonial relics ct her country home. The German shepherd dog Aske Eel senfest. 40400. owned by Mrs. George M. Ianders. wife of Senator Landers of New Britain and Ocean Beach, ar rived in New York on the Kronprinz Wilhelm from Beremn the other day This dog cost Mrs. Landers $1,6O0. People have been accustomed to gc to station, wait for the train and hand bundles to the railway clerks This can be done no more. Letters will be taken by these men, but ar order has been issued by the postofflcs department strictly forbidding them tc accept fourth class matter. WEDDING.