Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-31

hen1ian Club Own 43 AutonrohiIes-
 Henry Coles Body Still UneIaimed-
 Free Delivery Service Starts Thurs
 day-Raptists Hold Annual Church
 Meeting.
 Miss Florence Hewitt of Groton has been visitor with friends in Daniel son.
 Mrs. Charles A. Potter is recovering from a recent illness.
 Horace c. Beck of Stamford visited Danielson friends Tuesday.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Glendining have returned from 8 visit in New York.
 Mrs. Charles T. Thayer and Miss Margaret Ay1ward visited in Norwich Tuesday.
 Gift of Gold.
 Rev and Mrs. W. D. SwaffieId have received an Easter gift of gold from members of the Baptist church.
 Mrs. Louis E. Kennedy is recover ing from an illness that has kept her confined to her home for @ few days.
 Mail Not Called For.
 Letters addressed to James Dunn, Bronstaw Kiziesiewick and William c. Baker are unclaimed at the post of fee.
 Mrs Ethel Billings, Miss Emma Bur bank and Miss Alice Morrissette vis- ited in Providence
 Leon A. Shippee and Jack Cadagan are getting out timber for E. T. Til- linghast and are shipping about six carloads a week from the Wauregan station.
 Putnam Pastor to Speak.
 Rev. George D. Stanley, pastor at Putnam, will speak at the services at the Methodist church here this eve- ming.
 Mrs Elizabeth Edwards. at her home on Franklin street, is recovering from a severe injury to her ankle.
 Local Hebrews were away in Q number of cases Tuesday. for the oib- servance of the Passover.
 1s Degrees Tuesday.
 Temperatures as low as IS degrees were reported in Danielson Tuesday morning.
 Members of McGregor post. G. A. R., will be entertained by members of the W. R. c. this Wednesday, eve ming.
 For the 'steenth hundredth time: Items in unsigned communications will not be nublished in this column.
 Lenten Services.
 Special Lenten services were held in the vestry of the Congregational church Tuesday evening.
 A blinding snow squal1 just before 7 o'clock Tuesday morning indicated that spring has not as yet entirely sprung
 Unfavora,ble weather conditions kill ed the ambition of local Elks to mo- tor over to Willimantic for the guest night event of that city's lodge Tues day. Over Forty-three Automobiles.
 F'orty-three automobiles are owned by members of the Bohemian club, an organization numbering only about 120 members, this probably being a record for this part of the state.
 The banks in Danielson will be closed Friday, Fast day. a holiday in Connecticut.
 Post Office Hours for Holiday.
 Post office hours for Good Friday are as follows: Office open from 6.3O a. m. to 12 m., and from 6.30 to 7.30 p. m. The money order and postal savings department will be closed. The borough carriers will make morn- ing delivery and collection and the ru- ra1 carrier will cover his route as usual.
 It is expected that Rev. F. W. Arm strong will be present to assist at the Friday evening services at tue Pentecostal church, where he was for merly pastor.
 Electric Lights for Parsonage.
 Through the thoughtfulness and generosity of the Ladies' Benevolent society and the Christian Endeavor so- ciety. the parsonage of the Westf1eld Congregational church, Main and Broad streets. has been wired for and equipped with electric lights.
 Two teachers in the Ballouvi1le school have resigned and members of the town school committee are con- fronted with the necessity of quickly finding other teachers to fill the va cancies, before the opening of school next week.
 Arrangements have been made to distribute the Easter flowers after the services at the Congregational church to between thirty and forty families, numbering among the members aged, invalid or other shut-ins. This distri- button of the Easter flowers is an an- nual custom.
 Nobody Claims Travelling Mans Body.
 All efforts to find relatives of Henry Cole, who died suddenly in local fo- tel on the evening of March 21 have failed and the body remains unclaim- ed at the undertaking rooms of L. E. Kennedy. It is believed that. the rel- atives of MT. Cole, who was~a, travel ing salesman out of Buffalo, are all in England. Letters found on his per-