Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Many farms in the suburban towns are changing owners and tenants this month.
 A number of cats and a few val uable dogs have been poisoned wn Groton borough of late.
 To be always sure of the best, stick to Wedgwood Creamery Butter.-adv.
 Work on the new state road through Indian woods, Mantle, is progressing rapidly and will soon be completed.
 The dusty business streets received another god wetting down Friday. an improvement which pleased the mer- chants,
 For your own protection you should always use Wedgwood Creamery But ter-adv.
 At. West Woodstock Rev. c. M. Jones, pastor of the Congregational church, has handed in his resignation to take effect April 1st.
 Tomorrow, March 21st, official spring begins. The change is noticed in the fact that today three whole hours are added to the days length.
 It's flavor wins favor-Wedgwood Creamery Butter-today, tomorrow, all wayS.-adv.
 The pastors class at the Central Baptist church held an interesting meeting at 430 Friday afternoon. About 40 are already enrolled.
 Miss Clara Clark and Walter S. Huntley of East Lyme were married at the Old Lyme parsonage by Rev. B. M. Chapman on Tuesday evening"
 Striped bass, live Holsters and seal lops, both large and small. new arrival today, at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 Orders have been sent out to post masters by the post office department at Washington to classify, count and weigh all mail handled on rural routes during April "
 Many members of Norwich grange will be among those to attend the Central and Quinebaug Pomonas in Wilhmantic today.
 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has appointed Dr. David Russell Lyman of Wallingford to the state tubercu- losis commission. The term is six years from July 1.
 General Secretary Edwin Hill gave a stirring talk on Help for the Dis appointed Friday at noon at the plant of the Hopkins & Allen company under Y. M. c. auspices.
 Easter sale of baskets, platinum also home-cooked food, at Woman s Exchange.-adv.
 Farmers in a number of places are agttated over the appearance of a small reddiSh-brown bird, about the size of a sparrow. which is destroying the fruit buds in the large peach or chards.
 The Norwich paper mills of Nor wich, incorporated and The J. War ren Gay Electrical company of New London, have filed certificates of or ganization in the office of the state secretary.
 The death of Mrs. Jane Roland Chesebro, 94, occurred at the home of her daughter. Mrs. Harry P. Lee, in Stonington. Friday morning. Mrs Chesebro was the widow of Dudley R. chesebro. She was born in Lyme
 No other butter has so much good ness to protect That's why Wedg- wood Creamery is packed in those dust-tight. germ-proof cartons.-adv. 
 A complimentary copy of the book, European Police Systems was received on Friday by Police Chief George Lin ton. It is sent out from New York by the Bureau of Social Hygiene, of which John D. Rockefeller. Jr., is chairman.
 Work on the three buildings of the first group to be erected on the campus of the Connecticut College for Women, Plant. Blackstone and New London halls, is rapidly progressing. The walls of Plant hall are erected and the roof is being closed in.
 Local travellers to New York notice that about 60 per cent. of passenger service between Stamford and New Haven is now being operated by cleo tricity. Between New York and New Haven about. 38 passenger trains and 10 freight trains are being electrically operated daily.