Norwich bulletin., 1915-01-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

 wood Creamery Butter.-adg. At Montville another automobile has been purchased, to run between Pal l mertown and the trolley station.
 Superintendent of Schools A N. Pot ter Of Wiliima%is has been inspect ing schools in the town of Somers. Governor Holconab has approved the quarters bill of the Connecticut Col ony for Epileptics at Mansfield for $1,445,44.
 Most brilliant social event of the season-the Governors ball.-adv. At Unionville. Professor and Mrs. H. R. Monteith have closed their sum mer home F'alryiew and have returned to Storrs.
 The tranps' room at New London headquarters is closed for repairs. All transients are now housed at the Brad ley Street. mission. The articles filed with the secre- tary of state include: The Andover Creamery company; preliminary certi- fcate of dissolution.
 Best $3.5o glasses for S1.9S, properly fitted. BurnhamS, 227 Main St.-adv.
 Miss St. John of Norwich has been engaged to teach drawing in the pub lie schools of Uncasvi11e in the place of Miss Mabel s. Webb, resigned.
 Heptasophs installation tonight Smoker and refreshments. Comet adv.
 Ledyard school No. s.. which was closed January i because the teacher, Miss Grass Finnegan had been exposed to scarlet fever, will be reopened to- day (Monday).
 The Peck library at the Free Acad- emy has been presented a Short His tory of Italian Painting, by Alice :. Y. Brown, formerly of the Art school, and William Rankin.
 Mrs Elizabeth Fitch Williams, Ts, died in Miami, Florida, January 21st. Burial is to be in Stonington today '(Monday). She was the widow of Amos Denisop Williams. The Lyme Electric Power Co, has finished the installation of five cleo tric lights from the Golden Spur to Flanders Corner. This makes a to- ! tai of D lights in East Lyme. Postmasters have been notified that the restriction limiting money orders l payable to European countries to any one person to $10o, which was put
 
 1 abrogated.
 It was announced in St. Patrick's s 1 church Sunday that the Holy Name 1 society had arranged for a social for members, Friday evening next, in the 1 assembly hall in the basement of the 1 parish school
 1 If the weather had proved pleasant some of the BulIzeley students intend oF7 fc trO fTooEfe-Ge,l1 So Az 1 it is said to be Q 20-mi1e walk from New London and back, dinner was to l be taken by the party. Heptasophs' installation tonight. Smoker and refreshments. Cone!- | adv.
 Miss Alice Carey. a former teacher now residing in WilIirnantic, was dis l charged from Memorial hospital Sat l urday having sufficiently recovered 1 from recent surgical operation as to permit her home going
 A former Ledyard young man, Elm mons White. a student in the Yale School of Religion had charge of the services at the Hadlyme Congrega. l tionaf church Sunday in the absence o1 Rev. Gerhart \. Wilson.
 At Trinity Methodist church Sun day morning, Harry Ward, trombone soloist assisted the organist,, Waldo $. Newbury. playng in fine tone There is a, Green Hill Far Away, and Rubenstein's Melody in F. The Maple Crest club held it's frs meeting of the season at the home o. Mrs William Gallup of Woodstock formerly of Norwich. The eVeninE l was pleasantly spent in the study 0. the life and works of Eugene Field.
 Serve it on your table tomorrow and learn just how pure and delicious it iE edgwood Creamery Butter-adv.
 Sunday in St. Patrick's churcr prayers were offered for the repost Of the soul of Julian Crozier, killed while fighting with the French army December 2Sth, who attended St. Pat rick's during his residence in Nor. wich
 Clifford Graham and Russell Palmer of New London were arranged in th| CIroton town court Saturday for creat. ing 8 disturbance on the trolley cal l there Wednesday evening. Theil cases were continued toll next Sat. urday.
 For the construction of the new Pro. vocational school at New Britain. tht T. w Grove company of that city wo1 out with a. bid for $1054O1 The firm
 
 $llS,45 and J. M. Dolan, of New Lon. don $120,375.
 Twice pasteurized before caurnfng freshly packed in patented odor- proof dust-tight, germ proof cartons, pre- serving it's sweetness and purity 1lnti- usod-W edswood Creamery Butter adv.
 Funeral services for John Nation of Pleasure beach, were held Satur. day morning at No. Meridian street 1 New London, Richard Mansfield s,l. perintendent of the Bradley Street n1is. sion, officiating. Burial was in Jor. dan cemetery.
 At Q special borough meeting 1T Groton this evening, an approximation for the expenses of removing tht bodies from Smith Lake cemeterv. vii be asked for. There are about 2Ot bodies to be moved and the borougl is allowed six months to move them.
 Nathan Hale's profile, scratched up on a door and long covered with paint has been brought to light in the olC Hale homestead at South Coventry Reasonable evidence indicates the dis covery to be an original profile of tn, hero, abou whose memory is wove1 1 Vale .01lepe tradition a16