Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MAI lENS
 The moon is new tonight, the 26th.
 Lilacs in sheltered places are be- ginning to bud.
 Natural history students are prepar- ing for bird flower and fern study.
 Several Norwich motorists have at tended the New Haven Automobile Show this week.
 The prayer meeting at Preston chapel Wednesday evening was led by Rev. Dr. J. B. Slocum.
 Letter Carrier P. s. Hinckey went to New York Wednesday night where he is to have an operation for an ear trouble.
 At the Lenten devotions in St. Jos eph's church, Bristol, Tuesday evening Rev. E. J. Plunllett now of Sheron de- livered the sermon.
 daily at the Wauregan House for 50 cents.-adv.
 Grand Conductor Col, Otto F. Ernst led the march at the grand ball at New Haven on Monday evening given by the Connecticut cantons, I. O. Q. F.
 At the Thomas Street Methodist church in Worcester, the annual New England Conference of the Swedish Methodist Churches opened Wednes- day.
 At St. James Episcopal church, New London, Wednesday evening, the mid week Lenten service with sermon was by Rev. Richard R. Graham of Nor wich.
 On the feast of the annunciation at St. Patrick's church, the mass at [ o'clock was read by the rector, Rev J. H. Broderick. and that at by Rev Thomas A. Grumbly.
 A meeting of the Woman's auxiliary of the Board of Missions was held in the Second Congregational church par lors Wednesday afternoon Mrs H J Wyckoff is president Of the auxiliary.
 Spring millinery showing at Christi mann's, 22 Mckinley avenue, Wednes- day and Thursday-adv.
 Webster, Mass, papers refer to the death in Lisbon Of Mrs. George G. Young, stating that MT. and Mrs Young were former residents of Web ster and Oxford. where they had many friends.
 Connecticut pastors of Advent churches have been in Boston to at tend a board meeting of the Ameri- can Advent Mission society and also to attend a board meeting of the Ad- vent Christian Publication society.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Kenyon now residents of Providence, summer their cottage at the point Tuesday. MT. and Mrs. Kenyon expect to take up their residence there within two weeks.
 A Groton correspondent mentions that Miss Gladys Griswold, daughter of MT and Mrs. George Griswold of Latham street. entertained in celebra- ton of her 18th birthday Monday eve ming. The affair was in the form of a novelty party.
 To the ladies shopping: You will find our 50 cent lunch, served from 11.30 to 2, very attractive.-adv.
 At the New York Flower show. Louis J. Reuter- was elected a. member of the executive board of the American Rose society. New York photographers took pictures of the vase of Lady Ann Borodell roses which the Reuter- com pany exhibited.
 The three moth scouts were in Salem Wednesday working on the border of East Haddam, covering about 12 or fifteen miles. Although they have found 150 moths nests in Norwich. they discovered but one during their search Wednesday.
 A regular dinner today at the wau- regan House for 50 cents each from 11.30 to 2 o'clock.-adv.
 Income Tax Deputy Archibald S. Spaulding of Norwich was at the coun- ty courthouse in New London Wednes- Gay morning from to 1.45 o'clock to meet those who have been notified that 1t will be necessary to correct their income tax returns.
 Dr. Woodburne R. Avis. formerly of Groton. now of Hartford who fig ured in two cases in the superior criminal court as principal is being sued for divorce by Julia A. Avis. The case will be heard in Hartford Friday by Judge Gardiner Greene.
 Postmasters have received notifca- ton from the post office department in Washington that by special ar engagement with Germany that parcels post mail may now be sent to German Samos. The news will doubtless be of interest to missionary societies.
 SpFilS OpenlnG O1 CO1l1nS N1l1nSTY at their new store, 67 Broadway. We'd nesday and Thursday, March 25 and 26. adv.
 Miss Anna, Held, who has been d member of the choir of the First Con- gregational church in New London, the past year, terminates her engagement there the Lst of April and will there after be heard in the choir of Park church of this city. Her successor his not yet been secured.
 Governor Simeon E. Baldwin to- day appointed Thomas F. Egan of Hartford delegate from Connecticut to the Ninth Conference on Weights and Measures to be held at Washington May 2023. Mr. Egan is state senler of weights and measures as well as superintendent of state police. EIGHT APPLICATIONS