Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-26

wien TOT MefcRantS week. Special assembly of Franklin coun- cil No. 3, R. and S. M at the Ma sonic temple this evening at 7.30. In-
 stallation of of1cers.-Adv. Sunday school members have been
 notified that the conference at Silver Bay, Lake George. N. Y, is to take
 place from July 20 to July 30.
 Saturday morning at 8 o'clock in St. Patrick's church, an anniversary
 requiem high mass for Mrs. Ellen Stone was sung by Rev. J. H. Brod- erick.
 It is very probable that Mayor Ma han will relinquish his duties as New London's chief executive and as- sume the duties of postmaster by
 May 1st.
 The bathing season at Groton Long Point has begun, although the num- Der of bathers is small. Miss May
 Stahler holds first place among swim bePs at the beach.
 One of the class of 130 who received the third degree at a gathering of Knights of Columbus in Waterbury Sunday afternoon was Rev. Joseph
 Valdambrini. formerly of Baltic.
 The W. A. B. F. Mission Conference for Eastern Connecticut is to be held in Willimantic, Wednesday, May 5. A missionary from Boston and other in- teresting speakers will be present. Rev. Dimeau Dodd and family of
 East Hartford have moved to the Mi antic Methodist parsonage. MT. Dodd began his pastorate Sunday. Rev. MT.
 Green has gone to Centerville. R. I.
 Deputy United States Marshal G. Brainerd Smith has served libel on the schooner Lucia Nickerson, at New London, in an action brought by the T. A. Scott company of that city. Miss Grace Beckwith, a bookkeeper, and Henry A. Radcliffe, a f1agman in
 the employ of the New Haven railroad
 were married at New London Satur- day at o'clock by Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth.
 Last week to license your dogs at regular prices. One dollar extra after
 May first. Town clerks office open on
 Friday and Saturday evenings this week.-adv.
 Suffrage day will be celebrated all over the country next Saturday. the
 different states cities and towns ob-
 serving the day in different ways. An
 account of stock will be taken of the taAOASAA6 | Ot' Naval orders issued Saturday in-
 c1uded Rear Admiral c. R. Pond. su-
 pervisor 18th Naval district, April 26,
 to commander in chief, Pacific reserve
 fleet. Admiral Pond is a native of
 Brooklyn, Conn.
 A report is in circulation at Say
 brook that the Valley freight trains will put up in Midway, instead of So vhronlx Point pncinor n
 The New Haven local will turn around
 at the Junction and return.
 Beginning today (Monday) there will be a parcel and express delivery daily in the towns Of New London, Water ford, Mantle, East Lyme, South Lyme, Old Lyme and Saybrook with min mum charge of one jit for each parcel carried.
 Rumors around the offices of the state collector of internal revenues are
 that the government is to dispose of all of the gaugers May 1. Saturday at Hartford it was learned that the
 gaugers would not be removed May l as reported.
 Rev. E, W. Beisher. pastor at the East Hampton M. E. church for the
 past two years, has gone to Fair Ha- ven, Mass. His family with the ex-
  tends Middletown High school. left Connecticut Friday.
 The committee on visitatfons and
 discharges of the Connecticut Prison association will hold its meeting at the Connecticut state prison at Weth- ersfield this (Monday) morning. to ex- anime eleven prisoners who are to be
 discharged during May. Benevolent Norwich people continue to send articles which they have made and money to Mrs Robert w. Per-
 kins, treasurer of the local Red Cross. Appeals are now coming for relief for the terrible suffering in Poland and
 Servia, from famine and typhus. The birth of a son in London, Sat
 urday, to Lady Decies, formerly Vivian
 Gould, of New York, lessens the
 chances to the title of the children of lsLord Decies' brother. Hon. William Beresford and wife, the latter Florence
 Miller, of Providence, formerly of Put
 nam.
 Saturday afternoon Antonio Cara causa was committed to the Norwich | New London. Caracausa has before been under treatment at the institu- l tion, having been discharged several lyears ago, but his condition became
 such of late that he was recommit- ted.
 The appraisal of the estate of Zenas E. Ranney. of Sherman, Texas, who died February 10th at the home of his niece, Mrs. Jason Wilcox, Westfield, | shows a total of $2OS,473, including, Norwich Savings society. Norwich, S7,3s127; Chelsea Savings bank. Nor | wich, $7,294.45; Dime Savings bank, Norwich, $5,211.23.
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