Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-10

l UIlf BuIle1itI~
 Norwich, Wednesday, Feb. 10, 1918.
 VARIOUS MATTERS 1 A number of New London E11s came l to Norwich Tuesday evening to bowl 1 Jewish congregations are> making plans for the celebration of the Pass ] over, March 29-30.
 Troileyroen's dance Feb. 1a, state ar- 1 naory. Cars after dalace.-Adv. The woman's prayer meeting at Bushnell chapel Tuesday afternoon 1 took on new interest as led by Airs ] James D. Rough.
 The Connecticut Society OF Civil En- ! gineers, which has local members, be- 1 gan at New Haven Tuesday its 31st annual meeting, which continues to- day.
 The members of White Oak camp, N. W. of d., of New London, have been invited Go attend the installation 1 ceremonies Of Cochegan camp of Mont vile.
 The trolley car op the Franklin street line, due in Franklin square at 7:45 Tuesday evening, had a. load of Ill passengers, not counting those standing on the front platform. Mrs. Adelire Bartlett Allyn, who has just died in East Windsor was a wo- man of culture and literary attain ments and was the author of t'BIack Hall Traditions and "Reminiscences.
 Tomorrow evening District Super- l1,,h CI T.f f..@Nl !, fourth quarterly conference at Trini- ty Methodist church, following an l- frustrated lecture which he will give.
 Reserved seats for the Charity ball for sale at Dunn's drug sore.-adv.
 Frederick ". Rudd Of Groton was chosen Q, member of the water and warden and burgesses Monday even ing. There are now four commission CTS.
 The planet Venus is still very beautiful object in the eastern unorn- inS sky, rising about three houg be- fore the sun. On February 3t was at is greatest e1ongation west of the sun
 Better Butter at the price you've always paid. Don't this appeal to you? Try Wedgewood Creamery Butter.-adv.
 Certain of the grarges recalled Tuesday that it was on Feb. 9tI1 iu 1888 that the United States department of agriculture was established as a separate department by an act of con- gFess.
 The death Of Alexander Irving, S3, at Mystic Tuesday, recalls the busy times at Thamesville during the Civil war. when he and others were engaged in 1s6! in building ships for the gov ernuort.
 Madam, don't be uljs1ed by the idea that the highest priced butter is the best. Try Wedgewood Creamery But ter.-adv.
 Books recently secured by the Peck library of value to the Art school are Alfred East's Brush and Pencil Notes caselle History of Paintings In North ern Italy.
 Tine name of the odd Hotel Palmer, at Noank, visited by Norwich summer guests, and recently purchased by Charles Johnson, has been changed to BaysiGe inn, by which name the ho- tel will be lznow4l in the future.
 There is one box for the Charity bah for sale. Inquire Mrs. Donohue Tel 1259.-adv.
 Some postn1asteTs have received a supply of parcel post zone keys for use In the unit in which their offices are situated. These keys are to take the place of the zone maps previously used and are much moro convenient for the postmaster.
 Your dealer knows the satisfaction Wedgewood Creamery Butter gives. For your own satisfaction, try some ton1orrow.-adv.
 Notification Is being sent out that on April II and 15 the Connecticut division of tine Sons of Veterans, U s. A., will hold the 33d annual conven- rion in New Britain. National Com mander in Chief Sherman is to be present au the convention. Public whist tonight by Rebekah lodge in Odd Fellows hall Tickets 15 cents.--adY.
 Commenting Howard PaImer's Iec- tuTe on The Canadian Rockies, the New London Telegraph says: The lec- ture was accompanied by projected tinted photographs taken by Mr. Palmer on his five different trips to the mountains of that district. It's so good that it's purity and fra
  otlor- proof packages - Wedgewood Creamery Butter.-adv. Theodore II. Byzbee, chief reputy collector of the district Of Connecticut, United States internal revenue depart ment. has been appointed revenue agent of a new division, known as the division Of Connecticut and comprising the states of Connecticut and Rhode Island.
 Annual concert Of the Academy Girls Glee club at Slater hall Friday, ?. Tn Feb. r, Admission 25c-adv. The rule now in effect on the New Haven road reads: Tho use or iY7toxi- cants while on or off duty, or the visit ing Of saloons or places where liquor is sold, is prohibited. Any violation of this rule by employees connected with train operation will be sufficient cause for tiisnlissal.''
 Dant fail so attend the Charity ball at the arnory Monday evening. FEsi, 15. Concert from s.30 to by Drew's