Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-15


 Boxes are still on sale at Davis store for the K. of c. ball April 12 in the armory-Adv.
 Highway Commissioner and Mrs. c. J. Bennett entertained employees of the state highway department at dinner at Hotel Bond, Hartford, Saturday aft ernoon.
 The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad has announced a change in train schedule to go into effect today (Monday) on some of its divisions.
 Tickets for two remaining concerts Y. M. c. A. course, 65c at Davis store. A few left.-Adv. Walter R, Denison of the Golden Spur is passenger. on a winter cruise around South America, was at Mon tevideo last week.
 When the Connecticut Horticultural society held a meeting in the Hartford county building Friday evening, among the exhibitors was William A. Daw- son of Willimanttc.
 ter question in every package of Wedgwood. Be convinced-adv.
 A local grower of crocuses states that the first blooms were noted March 9th, five days earlier than last year and a little ahead of the average for the past dozen years.
 Knights Templar from this section will be in Danbury today (Monday) to attend the events preliminary to the opening of the sessions of the Grand COmmauderv of Connecticut Tuesday
 Make Wedgwood Creamery your butter. Satisfaction is worth consid- erable. Ask your grocer.-adv.
 The presi dent Saturday appointed Clarence l.. Clark to be postmaster at Lyme, Conn, where the president and his family spent their summer vaca- tions while MT. Wilson was president of Princeton university.
 A few tickets left for remaining two concerts of Y. M. c. A. course; 65c for the two at Davis .store.-Adv.
 Mir and Mrs. Leon c. Buzzen of Flanders, who have been spending the past few weeks at the Mohican hotel have moved to the A. George Griffin house on Cleveland street, New Lon don, where they will reside.
 Today is the last day the boxes for K. of c. ball at armory, April 12th, will be on sale at the store of George A. Davis on Broadway.-Adv.
 Albert Gimple, 47, of Waterford, where he conducted a farm for many years. died Saturday morning at Law renee hospital, New London, in which institution he had been under treat ment short time. He is survived by his widow.
 Miss Florence Favor of Rockville has been appointed by State Librarian George s. Goddard telephone operator at the state library to succeed Mrs. with Arthur L. Jacques of Utica, N. Y, took place Wednesday.
 Mrs. W. H. Rogers, Il Union street, is now showing a complete line of new spring millinery, personally selected and up to the minute, at prices that will please.-Hdv.
 There was mail for Norwich in the 8.264 sacks which arrived in New York Saturday on the Arabic, the first from England since March 1st and a record load. Packages of genuine Irish shamrocks will be among the mail distributed today.
 Governor Ho1comb has approved the
  Hospital for the Insane, for February, amounting to $6.337.62. He also ap- proved an order exernpting the trus- tees of the institution from the oper- alton of the civil service rules.
 Second in members course at Y. M. c. A. this week Wednesday, Cartwright Brothers, vocal and instrumental quar- tette. Admission soc. Tickets for this and the next of the course 65c, at Davis store.-Adv
 The will of Robert Lincoln Lee, who shot himself in a New York hospital Feb 7th, probated in New York Sat urday, leaves his entire estate of over s6o0,000 to his wife. Mentioned among of Senator F. A. Johnson, of Uncas- vile.
 When Wesleyan alumni, gathered at the dinner of the Hartford association in the University club Friday night. Colonel William H. Hall '92 of South Wilmington was toastmaster. Forty six were present. The vice president elected was Edwin O. Smith, '93, Storrs.
 Hereafter all pension certificates and the like will be addressed on window envelopes, through which the number of the certificate is visible, and the letter cannot be delivered until its re- ceiver shows his own pension papers and the carrier assures himself that the numbers tally.
 A general safety meeting of en- ployes of the New York, New Hs- ven and Hartford Railroad company was held Sunday at Polis Bijou the ater, New Haven. Sunday and was at tended by many employees from the various divisions of the road. Gate men and track hands were included.
 Charles Noel F1agg, the Hartford artist, sailed for New Orleans Satur- day on the Momus of the Southern Pacific line, of which c. P Maxson of Mystic is captain. This will be MT, F1agg's fifth voyage with Captain Maxson. From New Orleans he will go to Beaumond. Tex, to visit his daughter.
 Walking Along Mexican Border.
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