Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

Vegetable and flower seeds are sell ing well.
 Additions to all water bills after to- day.-adv.
 Mondays heat started the putting up of awnings.
 The Southern New England Tele- phone Co. paid in dividend checks in Connecticut last week about $175,0 900.
 William H. Redden has sold the business he has conducted for many years at 3s1 Bank street, New London, to Leroy F'orsythe of Waterford.
 Water dept. office open today. s.so a. m. to p. m.-adv.
 Thirty -four recruits from Colun- bus barracks, Columbus. Ohio. have just been distributed among the is- land forts. Wright, Michie and Ter ry.
 The Merchants Week committee be- gan advertising on the street cars on Monday, for the big week, Saturday. April 24th to Saturday, May list, in- elusive.
 Water dept. office open today, s.s0 a. m. to 8 p. m.-adv.
 The property at wequeteauock, be- longing to George Tillinghast, includ- ing house and an acre of land, was sold to James Moves formerly of He bron. for $1,500.
 A member of the committee to se- cure s250,000 for the Newsboys' home in New York is Miss Ruth Wellington, a Saybrook summer resident and re- lated to several prominent Norwich families.
 Among Eastern Point owners who have been inspecting their cottages are MT. and Mrs. George F. Hughes, of Waterbury, who were accompanied by Benjamin F. Mallory. formerly of Norwich.
 The annual meeting of the Norwich City Union of Kings Daughters and Sons will be held in the Trinity Epis- copai church this evening at 7.45 o'eloek.-ady.
 The officials of the state lodge, I. O. O. F., have arranged with the New Haven to stop all trains at the Fair view home next Monday afternoon, when the lodge is to observe it's 96th anniversary.
 A Meriden minister, Rev. Thomas H. Saunders has been chosen to preach the occasional sermon at the Univer- salist. State convention to be held in May 12 and IS,
 Holland County doctors will gather in Rockville today Tuesday, for the annual meeting of the Holland Coun- ty Medical association, the president, pr. Cyrus B. Newton of Stafford Springs, presiding.
 Separation of town has not gene in- to effect yet, and the place to license City Hall. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 The annual state convention of the Butchers and Grocers' associa- tion is to be held in New Haven June IT. The convention will be in the forenoon and close with big banquet in the evening.
 Active for his age, John Morse of Meriden has passed his sgd birthday. Upon coming to this country, MT. Morse settled in Willimantic, where he opened a tailoring shop and con- tinued in business for F years.
 Mrs. Leon C.. Buzzeu of Flanders. has been engaged by Film company and is now taking part in feature picture being taken at Hadlyne. Mrs. Buzzell, who was Miss Marguerite Hill, is a step daughter of States At torney H. A. Hull.
 In accord with a suggestion made at the state G. A. R. encampment in New Britain last week. Quartermast- CT Sergeant Philip Spelman is keeping the flag at Buckingham Memorial fly ing from sunrise to sunset, a sight agreeable to all patriots. 
 Steamer City of Lowell replaced the Naugatdck of the Bridgeport New York line Saturday while the Nauga- tuck was being hauled out for repairs to it's bottom. It was rumered in Bridgeport that the Lowell was to go on the line permanently.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Gladys Evelyn Reynolds. daughter of MT. and Mrs. W. Scott Reynolds, to Robert Ainsly Cook of Abbott's Run. R l. MT. and Mrs. Reynolds and daughter were former residents of Central Village.
 Guests from Norwich are expected at subscription dance to be held on Wednesday evening, April 2s, in the assembly hall of the Plant building, New London. the committee or ar engagements being Henry R. Bond. Leonard T. Saunders, Roberts B. Chap Pell and Graham s. Hislop.