Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 August yallin and family have nov ed from Clairmont avenue to Detroit. Mich.
 Janitor Manuel Fields has followed his annual custom at the court house the Broadway side.
 At Stonington. Mrs. Richard R. Gra- ham of Norwich will address the Wtfnans auxiliary of Calvary church at.3 D. m. Wednesday.
 Neosha whist tonight in F'eresters' hall.-ady.
 A New Milford correspondent states that the new telegraph office is in full swing and is in charge of Miss Flor ence Leon of Norwich.
 A business meeting of the St. Pat -rick's Holy Name society which was to have been held Sunday was post poned because of the rain.
 The ssth annual banquet of the Con- necticut Pharmaceutical association is to be held at the Hotel Shoreham, Morris Cove. June "A and 20.
 Archdeaccn J. Eldred Brown off1ciat- eO eNeU1IS, Add1 h 0dy, at the celebration of holy communion in Trinity Episcopal church.
 The City of Norwich. with Norwich freight aboard, is in the Red sea, hav- ing on Friday reached Port Said at the entrance to the Suez canal.
 Sunday evening men were engaged in repairing the chimney of the Troy laundry. They used lanterns and were worked until late hour.
 An interesting showing of pictures of the fire department demonstration last week Is made by Gerard Ranger in Main street store window.
 License your dog in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May first.-adv.
 There were 7s visitors ct the Otis many of whom visited for reference work. Miss M. 4. Ward was in charge.
 Clark B. Maine, S5, of Clark's Falls, died Friday morning at the home of was held Sunday from the Second Baptist church.
 Steamer Kronprinzessin Ceeile, on WHICH OHdTleH II. bTOWu IS pdS- senger, was reported Sunday off the coast of France, on her way to Plymouth. Cherboug and Bremen.
 S Ira Rathbun, AS, died Friday at his home on Fishers Island. His fu- neral is to be held today (Monday), with requiem high mass at the Church of Our Lady of Grace, Fishers Island.
 A Hartford paper mentions that MT.
 ! the Baltic Whist club Thursday after noon and evening at their home on Elmer street. Refreshments were served.
 Hubert F. Potter has accumulated considerable evidence which will be turned over to the new dairy and food commissioner, Frank H. Stadtmueller, when he takes possession of the office May 1.
 The Wauregan House will serve a regular dinner today from 11.30 to 200 o'clock for 50 cents.-Adv.
 A Waterford young man, George Greene is on the U. s. S. Florida in the harbor of Vera Cruz, and William Fahey of Jordan, son of MT. and Mrs. Michael Fahey, is aboard the U. s. $. Michigan.
 "1l1Io III ANcW 1doL WSch, L<O ward H. -Tibbits saw John Booth, a former Poli favorite here. who is now finely placed, as stage manager for Guy Bates Post in Omar the Tent maker, at the Manhattan theater The civil service commission Friday gave a test at the capitol for game Wardens. Four applicants were pres- ent, including Arthur L. Day of Dan- ielson. Windham county, and James F Bugbee of Old Lyme, New London county.
 That there are 43s,4s3 Catholics ir Connecticut is shown by the advance l sheets of the 1914 edition of The Off l cial Catholic Directory issued Satur- per cent. of the entire population o1 | the state. i There is complaint this spring l are not matching well. In some case! I the hen sets for few days and leave! the nest, and the eggs get chilled ant are spoiled. Several have lost th' chickens after they were matched. The postoffice department has barred all prayer chain letters from the mails l The order is issued by the federal au 1 thorities under that section of the lav 1 which gives them the right to bar iron l the malls any postal cara Wn1cn con | tains 8 threat or an implied threat. During the past six months the say 1 ings banks of the state have made total gain in deposits of $5, ,35S. 249 .49 according to a statement made Satur l day by Bank Commissioners Holt an, 1 Lippitt. These figures prove tha l business in Connecticut is good an' l prosperity abundant.
 | Mrs Elizabeth T. Seaman of Nev 1 York, better known as Nellie By president of the American Steel Barre 1 company, who had 8 case in the su | perior court at Norwich recently, wa 1 sued last week by Louis o. Van Dorer a lawyer, who alleged that $25, 143 wa l due him for legal services. l CONNECTICUT AGGIES
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