Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

The moon is new today, the 14th.
st. Marks day, Sunday, April rs.
will be observed by the Episcopal
churches.
MAZE Richmond, cosetiere. Waure-
gan tomorrow.-adV.
BY new rule in effect this term, the
Free Academy building is locked daily
at 2 o'clock.
Government seed packages are being
received by some of Congressman B.
F. Mahan's constituents.
The eighth annual convention Of the
Connecticut State Optical society was
held Tuesday at the Hotel Bond in
Hartford.
Tomorrow call at wauregan and see
MAZE Richmond's Hnes.-adv.
Religious workers have been notified
that the general conference for Chris
tan workers is to be held at North
field July 80 to Aug. 15.
Norwich students at Miss PorteTs
school in Pennington will leave town
today, as the school will reopen on
Thursday after the Easter vacation.
One of the pastors who left Tuesday
for conference was Rev. ]. N. Geissler,
pastor Of the Lee Methodist church,
Tolland, formerly stationed at Uneas-
vile.
Charles Davis the year old son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Davis who re-
sides near Giants Neck, Mantle, died
Monday after one days illness with
diphtheria.
Male Richmond at Wauregan to-
morrow with cosets. Bust Confners,
Knockers, etc.-adv.
Simon l.. Ewald has consented to
talk to the Norwich 7. NJ c. A
class in business Efficiency and
Craftsmanship, at its next zneet.-New
London Globe.
At the Central Baptist church on
Tuesday evening the Women's Pray
sr meeting: a An missionary 1t9,3i me 9a1e
with and was well attended.
James Weeks, veteran of Company
C, 21st Conn, who died at Norwich a
week ago. left a widow living in
Packer who has applied through a 10
cal agent for widows pension.
When st. Mary's Tierney cadets
held their first anniversary celebfa-
ton Sunday afternoon in Stonington
those present included County Direc-
tor William H. McGuinness of Nor
witch.
The New York papers mentioned
Tuesday among prominent men born
April 18th Hon. Charles H. Sheriff.,
lawyer and diplomat, 4S years old. Mr.
Sheriff. married Miss George Barker
Gibbs of New York. formerly Of Nor
witch.
Taxes will be collected today, April
14th, at W. S. FletcheF's store. Falls,
from ~ m. to l p. m.-adv.
Cards have been received from
Tambe and Tambo, Rockville boys
who are touring England, giving their
tambeurine act. They have been
playing at the principal vaudeville
houses and receiving hattering recep-
tons.
The senior class at Yale has voted
to adopt a sailor costume in which
to dress from now until graduation
the costume to be worn at will with
permissible at college classes and at
chapel.
A former Waterford pastor, Rev.
Brewer Boardman, is to terminate his
Passionate at the Central Baptist
church at Thompson this month and
expects to make his home in King
ston, where his wife's burial took place
last week.
One of the busy and prosperous
plants in town is the West Side silk
mill, where the 140 employees are work
ing on 56-hour schedule, Supt. M
l.. Bergstresser states that the de-
| mand for his pFoduct-dress Silks
very encouraging.
Separation Of town has not gone in
to effect yet, and the place to license
your dogs, is the Town Clerks Office,
City Hall. One dollar extra after
May 1st.-ady.
At the Shennecossett Beach compa-
ny's property at Eastern Point a COM
crete seawall 296 feet in length is being
built from the pavilion east to the
Plant property. The wall will have a
the sand about five feet
Mrs. Mary S. Holt, so, widow of
| Robert P. Holt died Monday at her
home in Great Neck. Mr.. Holt died
| Is years ago. Mrs. Holt before her
marriage was Miss Gallup and was
| born in Waterford. One daughter,
Miss Hattie Holt. survives.
The buildings at the Golden Spur
have been leased from the Shore Line
Electric company by Arthur G. Rudd
The shore dinner house is to be moved
from it's present location adjoining the
hotel to the point of land north of the
dancing pavilion, and other improve
ments are to be made.
Postoff1ce Inspector Charles H. PEN
dleton of Westerly has been in New
London in consultation with Postmas-
tel John Mckinley in relation to the
l expected transfer of the office to the
new appointee, Mayor Bryan F. Mahan.
| whenever a new postmaster is COM
missioned an inventory is taken.
| NORWICH C. z. UNION