Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-07
Ul1e Baaalstial.
Norwich. Wednesday. April 2, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VANlOUS MAI ENo
Lawns and fields are. showing green
as the snow melts.
Only three more boxes left for the
Knights Of Columbus ball-Adv.
The first hurdy-gurdy of spring was
about the streets Tuesday.
Somerset lodge works the Entered
Apprentice degree tonight at 7.30 o. m,
adv.
A party Of Norwich women plan to
start early in May for two months
trip to California.
The town of Lyme was showed I'M
der in the week end storm. One drift
measured 1-2 feet.
Delegates are being chosen to attend
Britain April II and Is.
Some Of the college students will
leave town today to resume their
studies for the spring term.
Apron: cake and candy sale. Spirit
ual Academy, Wednesday. Salads and
bean supper, 20 cents-adv
Miss Duncan of Qualoertown is hold
ing revival meetings nightly at the
senoolhouse at Lantern Hill.
The conference year ends this week
and the books at Trinity Methodist
church will be closed Thursday.
There was a good attendance Tues
| day afternoon at the women's prayer
meeting at Bushnell chapel, Mrs. C. r.
Gallup being the leader.
Tiny barrels which were distributed
some time ago for the organ fund of
the Methodist church at Moosup. are
| to be opened in the vestry Friday eve
ming.
George ?. Maynard Of Mantle, who
has been head machinist at a New
London auto station for several wears.
has begun work at the Croker house
garage.
Thursday evening at the union mid
week meeting at Broadway church
| Rev. ID. Q. Mead, Of Exeter and Lib
erfy Hill Is to speak on My Jewish
Neighbor.
Eggs have been advanced In nrice
| In Connecticut towns in the past few
| days. Producers claim there is no
! money In them with food at the pres
ent prices.
Heavy colds and rheumatism pre-
vail at the State Soldiers home at
| Noroton at present and over one hun
| dred and fifty of the old soldiers are
| under the care Of the doctors.
Only three more boxes left for the
Knights Of Columbus ball-Adv.
Grand Army men here have started
| the Plan to have flags dispIayed and
gag emblems and ribbons worn on Fri
Gay next, the 9th, which is the 5Oth
| anniversary of Lees surrender
Connecticut members have received
| word that the annual meeting of the
Nat1onal Daughters Of 1872 is to be
held this year in the Waldorf Astoria,
New York, In the week of April 26.
In Washington they are still dis
GUESSING the lecture by Frank Edward
Johnson of Norwich on Carthage. and
Earl GOODWIN, In his Heard and Seen
column In the Washington Star, makes
II the nnene OF an illustrated story.
Norwich, England, with which Nor
Wieh. Connecticut, had some pIeasan
correspondence last spring, is conspic-
uous TINS week because the independ-
ent labor party. holding its meeting
there, has come out strongly for peace
At Old Mystic. Joseph johnson of
Montvlile has leased the Henry Mech
house and will soon move his house
hold goods and family from MontyiIle
MT: johnson is employed at the mill
OF the Mystic Wooden Co. Of Old Mys-
The April session of the Holland
| county superior court will not omen
at Rockville Friday, but next Tues
day at II a. m. with a short calendar
states Attorney Charles Phelps will
present the state cases. and prisoners
| Will be put to plea at this time.
The contract for the construction
| OF the Lords Point road was award
ed Monday by the selectmen to A. Vito
OF thompson. Three bids were offered
Zuecardy of New London, IS, 656. IS;
A. Vito. $500 and Louis Dotolo Of
Westerly. ss,sa6. -
| u, Nellie A. eager, announces in the
april White Ribbon Banner that Nor
| witch sent IS for the Willard memorial
IMnd, Stafford Springs, Thompson.
Glilngton, Mantle, Mystic, South Cow
,Enlry' Oncasville, Danielson and Will
someone has discovered that on the
"a and 18th Of April in 1908 there
vas snow. I'm the following year in
the 10Th. On the Sth there were three
inches OF snow and one inch on the
10Th OF April. 1911. There was none
during April in 1912 and 1913.
Worcester papers are praising the
TACT ana diplomacy of Bishop Thomas
r: Davies, who on Monday brought
apout a reconciliation between Rev.
Arhur j. Watson, rector of Trinity
episcopal church of Milford, and one
OF ais parishioners, Frank Townsend
an advisory council having been held
because of the alteration.
PHYSICAL CULTURE CLASS.