Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

Have the flags out early today.
 Don't forget your water Dill. Addi- tions after April 20th.-Adv.
 The Rose of New England will be the popular floral favor for the next week.
 Don't forget your water bill. Addi- tions after April 2oth.-Adv.
 Net receipts of s1.oOo are expected from the New London Charity ball.
 New telephone directories in Spring Green, to go in effect Sunday, were dis tributed Friday.
 There was considerable cleaning up of yards and lawns Friday after the stormy week.
 Say. that water bill, look it up. Ad- ditions after April 20th.-Adv.
 Electricians are wiring the summer residence of J. O. Binders at Pleasure beach for electric lights.
 Miss Sarah Levine and Abraham Le- vine leave today Saturday, for New York, where they will spend a few days.
 The tax collector will be at the Peo- pleS Store, ld1tSllle, CDQdy rom 1z m. to 2.30 P. nl.. to collect the taxes adv.
 Open cars were run on the New London and East Lyme line of the Shore Line Electric company Friday afternoon.
 The accompanist for Miss Hitchon and Miss T1oland at the entertainment at the Sheltering Arms was Miss Ger aldine Oat.
 There will be general church going tomorrow. as number of the pastors will make special reference to Mer- chants week Sunday.
 Miss Mary Gibbs. who is in the class of 1916 at Radcliffe, was made the treasurer of Radcliffe guild at the an nual meeting held Thursday afternoon.
 Say that water bill. look it up. Ad- ditions after April 20th.-Adv.
 It is wei to be particular about locking doors during the Merchants s week parades and entertainments, since crooks always follow the crowds.
 Next Wednesday evening District Superintendent G. G. Scrivener of Norwich will hold the first quarterly conference at the parsonage in West Thompson.
 Test medium at Spiritual academy Sunday morning and evening, George B. Cutler, noted entertained, Monday night 25 cents.-adv.
 MT. and Mrs. James Ludigan of TrCXton, N. Y.. who are on their hon. eymoon trip, are passing a few days with MT and Mrs. James Casey of Division street.
 Bottle Pure Extract free Merchants S week. Direct Importing Co.-adv.
 Tomorrow is Low Sunday or the Sunday in White, so-called because of the custom in the early church on this day of baptizing candidates who had, during their period of instrcu- ton and probation, been clad in white garments.
 A former South Coventry rector, Rev. Igntius Kost of Dayville, leaves April Fist for Germany where he will cele- brate the 25th anniversary of his ordi- nation to the priesthood with his parents. Father Kost expects to be gone two months.
 License your dog in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May fiFst.-adv.
 Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution are working hard to secure the election of Mrs, George Maynard Minor of Water ford, past regent of Lucretia Shaw chapter of this city, as vice president general of the national society.
 The Connecticut State Dental as- sociation, of which Dr. Arthur V. Prentis of New London is secretary, is to hold it's 50th annual meeting al Hartford, the session beginning Tues day. Dr. Prentis issued notices and programmes to members of the associ- ation.
 To the ladies shopping! You will find the Wauregan house monday lunch very attractive.-adv.