Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

Fly the flags today.
 Sunday was Quadragesima the first Sunday in Lent.
 Students from various nearby col | Ieges and preparatory schools are home | for the holiday
 Trade was good Saturday because so many of the stores will be closed for l the holiday today.
 Have your electric batteries charged on an Edison recttfer. Moran has it. ! Call 1l79-8.-adv.
 At 9Iontv1lie, George Edwards is the new night watclllnan at the Palmer i-Brcthers' quilt mill.
 At East Hampton Rev. Prof. E. ". Bacon of Yale university preached at l the Congregational church Sunday l morning.
 It is expected that the Rev. ". E. Newton will finish his pastorate at Oneco vii the close of this confer ence year.
 The conditions Of Mrs. George A. len, of Montville, who recently under went an operation at a New London hospital, is favorable The Massasoit Co. of oakdale has decided to built another storehouse 100 feet in length near the ne Wone which is nearly completed.
 Get your autos ready. Spring is coming. Moran specializes in things electrical Phone 1179-S.--adv. The state executive board Of the Kings Daughters met in Hartford last week, the state president, Mrs. William T0a~ # Ti@o affAa51r1S The school board of East Lyme has announced that night school will be opened this week There will sions.
 James Urquardt formerly ovelseer in the L. $. Finishing company at Sterling, died at his home in Ami thony. E. l., recently after a severe illness.
 Several Connecticut trapShooters are planning to take part in the conpe- tive matches at the National Sports mans Show at the New Central pal ace, New York this week. Several from Eastern Connecticut will attend the annual meeting of the necticut division, Sons of Veterans, this afternoon at Hartford. A Central Village correspondent notes that MT. and Mrs. William Sim mons spent the 5fst anniversary of their marriage last week at the home of John E. Vaughn in Norwich. When Moran charges your battery you have the best in town. An Edison lfectif1er does it. Phone 1179-S.-adv. Emeiine Morgan Judd, 75, wife of Benjamin F. Judd, who died at the home of her son, Edward Judd, in Conn., but had been a resident of Mys- tic for several years.
 4 certificate of incorporation has been filed in the office of the state geo. retary by William F'risweIi company Of Norwich, capital $10,000 and the Eianchette-St. Martin company, Inc, WindhaIn, capital s10,G00.
 Rev. Henry Hulbut+, pastor of the. Congregational church, of Groton, is to deliver q memorial address at the annual meeting of the w. c. T. U., at the residence of Mrs. John F. Luce in Mantle, Thursday afternoon. =.
 At Fairdeld Congregational church this (Monday) evening the meaning of the temperance movement will be ex- plained by Rev. Walter E. Lanphear
 
 cut Temperance union, formerly of Mansfield.
 The feature picture of New oYrk before he crossed the Delaware, the original painting in the Yale school of Fine Arts being the work of Wash ingt3ns staff officer and friend, John Trumbull, Of Lebanon.
 T AT AToonev. a s,e~iaI agent of the! Southern New England Telephone Co. from the New Haven office, is about the state, interviewing merchants and other business men concerning the proniscous use of their unlimited tel ephones by the public or by their pa irons.
 Saturday orders were issued for the reopening of the railroad shops in New Haven and other points on the New Haven system next Tuesday. The shops have been closed for several weeks and it was not expected that they would be again opened until March 1.
 At New London Mrs. Robert B. Cnappell, (E1i2abetf Camp, of Nor Norwich), has written Q. letter to the newspapers calling attention to the employment bureau of the Associated Charities, which is intended to provide NOA1LSA4 " @1AA S-NfAi<Ss N+AO eAAC LItoDiC for various reasons to go outside their homes.
 Judge Milton A. $.unaway of the superior court assigned cases Friday for this week which win end Judge Shumway's sitting in court at Hart ford this season as he and Judge Will fam $. Case have exchanged assign i uents and during March Judge Case will preside in Hertford and Judge ShulnWay in WipdhaIa county.
 WEDDING.
 Daniels Packard.