Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS in St. Patriclz's church is at o'clock.
 Several pleasant days have started owners of cottages to visit their shore property.
 Good eaters enjoy wedgwood Cream cry Butter.-Adv-
 finished filling his ice house with i3 inch ice.
 There is to be short calendar and motion list for the superior court in New London this morning.
 A recital gwen by the Smith col iege students at Music hall, Monday, Miss Esther Lippitt, IT, of Norwich participated
 An anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs. Cornelius Collins was sung at o'clock in St. Patrick's church on Thursday by Rev. John H. Brodericll-
 On March 4tl, District superintend- ent G. G. Scrivener of Norwich goes to Stafford Springs to hold the fourth quarterly conference at the Metho- dist church
 Execting housewives use Wedgwood Creamery Butter.-Adv.
 The arid-wfnte- meeting of the United States Daughters of 1912, State of Connecticut is to be held at the new Hotel Clark in Derby on Monday February next.
 The library report at Lyme for Jan uary is as follows: Books circulated in main library. 745; South Lyme branch, 77: total, S22; reading room attendance, 145.
 No meal complete without good but ter. No butter as good as Wedgwood. -Adv.
 During this month the planet Saturn is very favorabiy placed for observa.- ton and can easily be distinguished as the first bright star above the con- gtellatton Orion
 Benefit performance and lecture Sun day evening at Davis theatre, 7.50 p. m. adv.
 Next Thursday evening at Bedding school there is to be lecture by A J. Brundage, of Storrs Agricultural col lege, state organizer of agricultural clubs in Connecticut.
 A former Stafford pastor, Rev. Thomas lyric will return as pastor of the Hazardvllle Methodist church for another year, entering upon his seventh year May 1.
 The butter makers goal reached in every package of Wedgwood Creamery Butter.-AdV
 Washington's Birthday means an- other holiday for rural free delivery carriers, SC that patrons on rural routes will receive no mail from Sat urday morning till Tuesday morning.
 On Saturday last, Oscar Taylor, who is employed in a blacksmith shop at Plainield, injured his left hand. He Is now at the home of his parents, Mir. and Mrs. Robert Taylor, in North Stoninston,
 At the election of Trinity college Y. M. C. A., Wednesday, Charles Pad dock Johnson of Norwich was chosen He Is a member of the track team and of Alpha Chi Chapter Of Delta Kappa Epsilon.
 At the naid-week meeting in the Second Congregational church Thurs day evening the last half hour was given to a study of the Book of Nahum the 1EOplGL, unQeT ulEeCLOn or the pastor, Rev. H. J. Wychotf.
 The tax collector will be at the store of John c. Potter, East Side, today, from Il a. III. to l D. m., to receive taxes.-AdT.
 For the annual costume frolic for rum by Auxiliary on Easter Monday, at the Ritz-Carlton, New York, Miss Caroline Alden Weir, Windhan summer resident heads the list of of dcers.
 Bridgeport papers express deep re- gret for, the death of Thomas Coult- CT, formerly of Norwich. The Farm CT says the announcement caused much sorrow today in business circles throughout the city and state where NIT. Coulter was widely known.
 The Woman's Home Missionary society of the Mystic Methodist church met Thursday afternoon with Mrs W N. Hill. Mrs. Stephen Prentis, pres ident of the Home Missionary society of Norwich district gave a general out line Of the work of the different auxil- iaries of the district
 The Postal Civil Service comrais- from it's Boston office, that in future all applications for educational ex- aIninations in the service must be ac- companied by photographs of the ap- plicant, except rural free delivery car riers and fourth class postmasters.
 Arrangements arc being made at Trinity Methodist church for the every member canvass for the church budget for next year, The duplex envelopes will be used and each member of the church and congregation will be in- vited to pledge. not only for current experses, but also for the benevo- lences. The canvass is to begin Feb. esth.