Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-19

bGAGSdLGS are DGlHS CIlOSGu TO the
state grand lodge Of the I. Q. O. F.,
which-will convene in Bridgeport on
May 10,
Except for disagreeable wind, Sun
day was almost a summer day. The
temperature was rs degrees in the
shade at noon.
A beautiful memorial tribute to Mrs
E. Olivia Tyler Olcott, of Norwich, ap-
pears in the April issue of the Con-
necticut Churchman.
Prize dancing contest at T. A. B.
hall tomorrow evening.-adv.
The amusement committee of Mer-
chants Week, William A. Somers,
chairman, is husily engaged prepar-
ing an attractive programme of events
for that week.
The Holland County Superior court
will be session in Rockville on Tues
day. when will BE tried the case of the
state against Ned w. Squier of An
dover, charged with non-support.
A former Norwich resident, Mrs.
William Carr, Of Poquonnock, spoke in
Ellington Sunday evening in the inter-
ests Of the Connecticut Home Mission
airy union on the subject. Our Oppor-
tunitieS."
Taxes will be collected today, April
18th, at the store Of John G. Potter,
East Side, from II to a. m. to p. m.
adv.
A big party arranged by George
Gardner, went by automobile to Wilt
mantle Saturday evening to attend the
Sons of Veterans carnival. They started
from tho "9nTaCan h011Sa shortly
7.30 O'Clock.
Ri. Rev. c. B. Brewster's spring ap-
pointments include; May 9Th, morn
church. Groton; afternoon at St. Al
bans. Danielson; evening at st. Phil
ip's. Putnam.
Tuesday, Wednesday and Thursday
the f1fty-f1rst annual convention of the
Connecticut State Dental association
will be held at Hartford. A member of
the committee on new members is DR..
Thomas A. Crowley. Norwich.
Separation of town has not gene in
to effect yet, and the place to license
your dogs, is the Town Clerks office,
City Hall. One dollar extra after
May 1st.--adv.
The Montville car down. at 214 on
Saturday afternoon, left the iron near
the stove foundry on Thames street
due to crushed stone being loosely
spread so as to cover the rails. For
several trips it was necessary to trans
fer at that point
Sister CasineS, who died Friday at
st. Joseph's convent in Hartford, was
born in Vernon, the daughter Of the
late Thomas Shea Before entering
the sisterhood she was Ellen Shea. She
taught in the parochial school last
year at Rockville.
Mrs. Edgar o. Silver, of East Orange.
n. j., announces the engagement of
her daughter. Anne Louise, to Stephen
7. Kelsey, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Clar-
ence r. Kelsey ALSO Of East Orange.
Mr.. Silver is a native Of North Ston-
inGton, where the family visits during
the summer.
Judge C. A. Gallup has purchased
the old church house at Waterford and
Will have it removed to a site on the
North road where it will be thorough
~ renovated. Mrs. Oscar Patch, who
house stood will erect a handsome res
idence in its place.
At an entertainment Wednesday ev-
ening at the First Baptist church,
New London for the Willing HELPERS
SSS w!SA1 %AioAS WAL OS deSIA6UlC
dancing by "a young women. Mrs.
Charles R. Mentally will read and there
Will be tenor solos rendered by Geo.
A. Turner Of Norwich.
A. j. Rrundage, Of the State Asricul-
tural college at Storrs, who has charge
Of the garden and club work among
the boys and girls, spoke at the Hub
bard and Durang schools, Friday morn
Ing, and at the school at westdeld in
the afternoon as part of the observ-
ance Of Arbor and Bird day.