Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-15

Made by men who know how and do better - NedsWood Creamery Butter!-adN.
 Auto livery for Charity ball. Sec Tom F-itz. Phone aT7 Reliable service. adv
 The count showed a total Of 1Js visitors to the Otis library reading room SunGay afternoon. Miss Sadie J. Dawson as in charge.
 State peach growers are busy prun- ing their trees, and report the pros poets now very favorable for a large crop for the coming season.
 America. the Worlds Peacemaker.' lecture tonight, !. M. (, A. course, by Dr. Green.-adV.
 4 Hartford paper says: Mrs. John NJ Gallup of Forest street entertained her niece, Miss Katherine Nordeu, of Brookline, Mass. for the winter car nival.
 In the first honor group of the honor list for the second quarter of the year at Vermont academy at Sax tons River. Vt, is the name of Ralph Eaton of Willimantc. Better value than you ever received, 1 before - order tonorroW-We edgWood 1 Creamery Butter.-adv. Clarence |. Boynton is confined to 1 his home on Cliff street with an at l tack of nervous exhaustion following 1 the hard work incident to opening the l new restaurant of Boynton Bros.
 Drew's full orchestra at the Charity 1 ball tonight at the armory. Doors open at 7.30; concert at S.So.-adV.
 Men in the government service have | 17Snetfp1 New | London, looking for traces Of the l bravntaiI moth and diseased trees, go- l ing over private and public property
 Noticeable at the various beaches ] near here are the big patches of snow which remain in spite of salt air and i fog, indicating how thoroughly the snow was frozen down ill the bis ice 1 storm,
 You know you want riddance of 1 those butter troubles. Use Wedgwood 1 Creamery Butter.-adV.
 The old Caldwell Colt yacht Daunt- 1 less which sank at her moorinSs at l Essex d week ago, will be raised and | taken to New London for repairs, as there is no particular damage to the 1 yacht.
 Get your autos ready. Spring is coming. Moran speciaiizes in things electrical. 1119-3.-adv. Changes in the schedule of trains on the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad and the Central New England railway took effect Sunday in accordance with the new timetables issued.
 When Moran charges your battery you have the best in town. An Edison rectif1er does 1t; 11I9-3.-adv. 
 It is q significant fact that Fanny Crosby was led to write her most Suc- cessful hymn, Safe in the Arms of Jesus, at the request of William II. Doane of Cincinnati and Watch Hill, a native of East Norwich.
 At Hartford arrangements are being made by Nathaniel Lyon Woman $ Re lief corps for the annual convention of the state department, Woman'S Relief corps, in the First Baptist church, Hartford. May F to F. The tax collector will be at the store of II. $. Young, Norwich Town. from II 8. m. to 1 ?. m. today, to receive personal ta1es-adV Benjamin Kaufman. of the firm of | Kaufman &c Gutterman, Of Golden street, New London, acquired Friday the brick fireproof building at Nos.
  1 owned by Albert C. Boardman Undq the guise of employees of tho ! New York. New Haven and Hartford railway, 2 number of fakers are solicit 1 ing business men in Connecticut towns for funds to be donated to the railroad 1 organization. Brotherhood of Railway l Clerks.
 Queen Esther circle of Trinity Meth odist Episcopal church will give a | concert by the Trinity College Glee and ! Mandolin clubs Friday, March F. adv.
 Several Rockville young ladies have | organized a basketball team to be 1 known as the Rockville Bloomer Girls. They have been training for several i weeks and will soon appear in public i with other girl teams from this state l and western AIassachusetts. 1 Remember tonight the Charity ball 1 at armory. Come and see the pretty 1 decorations the pretty gowns. Con
 cert from $50 to g. Grand march at | 3 o'clock-ady.