Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-11
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The busy season for painters and paper-hangers is beginning.
 The stores are beginning to feature St. Patrick's day emblens and cards.
 Hot rolls-wedgwood Creamery Butter.-Adv.
 A pleasant Wednesday evening, when the stores were open for business, was appreciated by the merchants.
 The flag at Buckingham Memorial was at half staff Wednesday, on &C., count of the death of General Edward Hariand.
 A good time at the ,Hibernian ball in Olympic hall March 17.-Adv.
 Wednesday evening at Calvary church, Stonington, the Lenten ad- dress was delivered by Rev. J. E1dred Brown, of Norwich. When Groton grange holds a meet ing at A. O. U. W. hall Friday eve- ming, County Agent Murray D. Lin coin of Norwich will give an address. The good hostess serves good but ter-Wedgwood Creamery is good. Try it.-Adv.
 
 the Otis library include J. s. Zebe's Carpentry for boys, Electricity for boys, and Practical Mechanics for boys.
 At their evenings meeting of the New London Horticultural society, the principal address will be by w. J. Schoonman, on Trees for Pleasure and Profit.
 Greatest medium in the world, Mrs. Vanderbilt Spiritual Academy, Sun day.-Adv.
 The Clarence Porter place at He bron has been sold to the Rev. John H. Fitzgerald, the Episcopal rector, who will take possession the first of April.
 The directors of the Norwich Cham Der of Commerce are to hold a busi- ness meeting proceeding the open meeting at Buckingham Memorial on Friday night
 A Lyme correspondent writes: Who ever heard of a dog having the humps? There is, however, a case here of a pet dog that has every symp- tom of the malady. Thirty thousand people will butter their bread with Wedgwood Creamery tonight--Adv.
 News has been received of the death of Daniel J. Bailey, formerly of Groton. recently of Holbrook, Mass. He was the son of Capt. and Mrs. William Bailey of Pleasant Valley and is sur vived by two daughters and two sons.
 The nominations for president of the Christian association of Amherst col lege, include the name of J. Seelye Btxler of New London. MT. Bix1er read a paper at meeting of the Hen " Ward Beecher club on Wednesday evening.
 Writing from Atlanta, Ga, to the Union Signal department of the White Ribbon Banner. Dora E. w. Spratt says: Norwich, with 50 members. honors herself, and our family by talk ing eight papers at S1.0O and sending ten at 25- cents to as many clergy men.
 All neritorious articles are initiated beware. Wedgwood Creamery But ter is dne--Adv.
 Expecting to be away six weeks or two months, Harry w. Cardwell left Norwich Monday night and will reach Denver Friday evening. There his brother George will join him for a trip to the San Francisco exposition and on their return he will visit his broth CT and sister in Denver
 As she has been for some time in England, Mrs. Harry Harland will not be able to attend the funeral of Gen. Edward Harland. in Norwich. Mrs. Harland is widow of Gen. liar lands nephew, the famous novelist, who died several years ago. when his career was most promising.
 Minstrels, benefit Y. M. c. A. boys camp, Y. M. c. A.. Friday and Satur- day. Tickets 25 cents.-adv.
 At Newport the home of Captain William l.. Howard, U. S. Navy was ransacked by a burglar Monday even ing while the family was at tea in the dining room. Jewelry and heir looms belonging to Mrs. Howard were taken The thief climbed a tree and gained entrance to the rooms.
 Catchy songs. lively music, a good ttrnc at the minstrels, Y. M. c. A., Fri day and Saturday, 8 p. m.-adv.