Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-17

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Kinley avenue has given $500 to Trim
ity Episcopal church to equip the Or
gan with an electric motor.
Methodist churches in this vicinity will
go to Brockton. Mass, tomorrow for
Conference Sunday services.
Mrs. Edith Still Wheeler, wife Of AL
fred K Wheeler died Thursday aft
after an illness of five weeks.
A Moosup patient, Miss Agnes Daley,
who underwent ane operation for ap-
tai, Norwich, is gaining favorably.
Powers Bros. have reduced the cost
of living with Holsters. See their adj
vertisement.-adv.
A New London paper notes that Mr..
and Mrs Ellery Allyn, who spent the
winter at the Mohican hotel, have
moved to their new home in Goshen.
Waterford.
At regular meeting of the Connect
icut Life Underwriters association,
held in Bridgeport, Tuesday, it was
voted to hold the next meeting in Wa
terbury in May.
The Connecticut Piano Dealers as
ISOLATION Is to hold it's annual con-
vention in Bridgeport on Thursday,
April %. The business meeting will
be followed by a banquet.
Taxes will be collected today, April
18th, at the Peoples store, Taftville,
from IL m. to 2.30 p. m.-adv.
Walter R. Denison of Groton return
ed Thursday evening from South
American trip which proved a pleasant
one, as not single storm was en-
oountered in the 1000 miles Of ocean
travel. Pc
Local travellers returning from
Florida complain of the disagreeable
weather. They say oranges and grape
fruit haYe sold for next to nothing, the
war and other conditions, being blam-
ed for the situation.
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.
Various uses in which the house
wife can Use honey to advantage are
United States Department of Agricul-
ture-Farmers' Bulletin 653, Honey
and its Uses in the Home.
+ A frequent Norwich visitor, Mrs.
Fitch CrandalI has been elected pres
ident of the Wloman's auxiliary to the
board of foreign mission of ST. James
Episcopal church, New London, to sue
coed the late Mrs. Billings P. Learn
ed.
There were shipped from New York
on Friday thirty-six cases containing
234, 800 sterilized surgical dressings
destined for seven of the French
hospitals some Of the product from
the Versailles Sanitary Fibre COM
pany's plant.
The New York, New Haven & Hart
ford Railroad company lis buying many
new ties in Connecticut. Men who
have been in the woods working all
winter getting the ties out are now
reaping the benefit as load after load is
| being shipped.
AT Moodus, District Superintendent
Rev. G. G. Scrivener, will hold the first
quarterly conference of the Metho-
dist church, Saturday evening, April
"a. He will occupy the pulpit Sunday
| morning, April rs. The new pastor
| will be there at the same time.
The Grolfer Club issue of 1.-THE
Etched Work of James A. Men. Whist
| 1er," formerly of Stonington, compiled
| arranged. and described by Edward g.
Kennedy, was Knocked down for $270
| to B. Long at a sale in. New York
Thursday in the Collectors club. s >
Louis Cohen the Lyme landscape
painter, is seriously ill at Roosevelt
| hospital, New York, following a surgi-
| cal operation. Mr.. Cohen, who is an
| associate member of the National
Academy, lives/at 27 West Sixty Sew
enth street, New York during the win
| ter. - -
Rev. Joel s.. Ives, of Meriden,
| secretary and treasurer of the Mission
| airy society of Connecticut for fifteen
| years, has resigned. His successor is
Rev. D. NJ James, who will combine
| the duties of treasurer and assistant
superintendent, aiding Rev. Sherrod
| Soule, the superintendent.
Postmasters have received notices
that advertising circulars are liable in
Canada to specific customs duty at
| the rate of LIS cents per pound, which
duty Canadian customs officials are re-
| quired to collect when such pamphlets
arrive by mail, even though each
pamphlet bears different address.