Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Social workers are in receipt of lit erature concerning the observance of Mothers day, May 10th.
 Don't forget your water bill Addi- tions after April 20th.-Adv. day proclamation is posted cons pie uously in the Otis library.
 A rain like that of Wednesday both CTS orchardists as it washes the spraying mixture from the trees.
 June 1 is now set for the date of taking possession officially of New London's new municipal building.
 Commodore Morton F. Plant will open his mansion, the Branford house, at Eastern Point. within few days
 Don't forget your water bill. Addi- tions after April 20th.-Adv
 At Union, George Heck has sold his fine herd of Jersey cows and Is geing to keep thoroughbred Guernsey stock.
 The construction of a nacadannized road between Ellington and Somers has begun at the point where work was left off last fall.
 Say. that water bill, look it up. Ad- ditions after April 2oth.-Adv.
 The pro borough ticket selected at the town hall in Groton Tuesday eve ming included for warden, c. Tyler Bandphere a native of Montyille.
 At the last board meeting of the Connecticut Association Opposed to Woman Suffrage, a vote of thanks to |, .E f1&N
 Edmund J Condon of New York and Miss Marguerite Musante of New London will be married Tuesday next at St. Mary's church, New London.
 Say. that water bill, look it up. Ad- ditions after April 20th.-Adv.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone Go. has a force of men at work in Mantle, placing poles and wires and getting lines in shape for the summer season.
 ''PeriIs of Pauline" three reels at Colonial today. Mun1lny's secret worth s25.00.-Adv.
 Mir. and Mrs. Joseph T. Rose and daughter, Jennie, have returned to spending the winter at their former home in Willimantic.
 Special lunch for business men daily at the Wauregan house for 50 cents.-adv.
 Among passengers arriving in New York from Rotterdam by steamer Rot terdam Tuesday was Mrs Courtland Hoppin- whose beautiful summer res idence is at Pomfret Center.
 What does the mummy say in Per ils Of Pauline" at Colonial today Win the s25.o0.-Adv.
 At a meeting of the state board of education at Hartford a committee of New London residents asked for an appropriation from the state for the manual training school as provided for by statute.
 Under the auspices of Pequot coun- cil K. of C., of Montville. a lecture will be given by the Rev. W. A. Keefe of Plainfield on Catholic Progress Sunday evening. April 18th, at St. Johns church, Montville.
 Dairymen and farmers are much surprised over the arrival on the Pick ett Beebe farm at Waterford of a Jersey calf that weighed 120 pounds. The offspring bids fair to live being perfectly sound and health.
 License your dog in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May first--adV.
 Frank L. Palmer, president of the Palmer Brothers Co, who has been in New York for two weeks on his way from Camden, s. C., is at his home in New London. Mr. Palmer is inn proved, but still very weak
 Groton grange visited Waterford grange Wednesday evening at Jor- dan. The early part of the evening was devoted to regular business and later the members of Groton frange entertained the Waterford grange.
 This afternoon from to 5 the ladies will hold a sale of fancy articles, cake, ice cream, etc, in Olympic hall.-Adv.
 At the 50th annual meeting of the Connecticut State Dental association at Hartford April q, 22 and 8, pr. W. A. White and Dr. Thomas Darlington of New York will lecture on Oral Fly giene and Dental Inspection of School Children.
 Harry Houghton. who recently re- signed as foreman in the Grosvenor- dale company's mill, has been pre- sented 8. silver loving cup and a Ma sonic ring by employees of the plant
 
 of the Dwight company mill in Chi . copee
 There was an attendance of 19 al Wednesdays meeting of the Progress sive Missionary club of the Central ! Baptist church, held with Mrs Danie Hall of Williams street, Mrs. Franklin 1 H. Brown presiding. Following work and reading, light refreshments were 1 served.
 1 The tax collector will be at the store 1 of W. s. Fletcher at the Falls today from 12 m. to l p. m. to collect taxes Adv.
 Dr. Owen O'Neill, who has mum Der of Norwich relatives, is to have the honor of directing the first clinit 1 ever held at St. Joseph's hospital, Will 1 limantic. The. clinic will be held to- 1 day (Thursday) in connection with the 21st annual meeting of the Windhan County Medical association.