Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-05
WlxeBllllRtfal. Norwich, Friday, March 5, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

l Thursday was observed as Adrian day among the Swedish people. I Some of the rural schools are hav-
 ing their spring vacation this week 1 Some of the $. of " campers are planning to visit the Soldiers Home a,
 Noroton, April 18th.
 Hear the Dunbar bell ringers in Y
 M. c. A. course tonight.-adv.
 Rev. E. A. witter, Of North stoning.
 ton, is in New Jersey assisting ir
 evangelical meetings. He will be ab- sent two weeks more. Thursday at 8 o'clock, in St. Pat. | rickS church, @ months mind higt
 mass of requiem for Mrs. Ellen Mur- | phy was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick Delegates were at Somers, Thursday attending the conferences of the Con- | necticut representatives to the Ma tional Council of the Daughters ot l Liberty.
 Rt; Rev. c. B. Brewster's spring ap- Seabury Memorial church, Groton; D. m., St. Alban's, Danielson; evening, at St. Philips, Putnam. III doulllon to the regular Lenten services at St. Patrick's church this evening, the devotion of the Holy Hour will be held, it being the first Friday of the month. The sum of $35.65 was realized from two concerts given by the chil- dren of the Groton Heights school to purchase new singing books. At fha fOIIr-f6 or-&a of Staffordville Methodist church, it was unanimously voted to request that Rev. B. H. Tunnicliffe, formerly of Eagleville. be returned for another year.
 The Stafford Spring Press states that Mrs. G. Percival Bard is a guest of Mrs. Frederick L. Adams in Wa terbury. On Thursday evening they heard Madame Marcella Sembrich sing.
 The men who were sent out by the government in quest of the gypsy and brown tail moth cocoons have been working in Westford and vicinity. They report very few of the pests in Con- necticut.
 Charles Lombardo, fruit dealer or Wlllimantic, has filed a petition of bankruptcy with United States Com tAAA9oAOiiCA 1LSAdId SdITOll at Hart ford. His liabilities are $1,224.92 and assets, $350.
 The planet Mars is approaching the earth and is growing brighter but it is not favorably placed for obserya- tion during March. At the end of the month it will be 200, ,O0O, ,oOO miles from the earth.
 At Central Baptist church tonight, r~ir adv.
 The executive board of the Connec- ticut State Federation of Woman's clubs, at meeting in New Haven on Wednesday, fixed the date for the an- nual state convention for May 20, Fl. and 22 at Enfield.
 An Ellington man, Robert W Aborn, mas been offered the place as man. and is there on trial for the month. If pleased, with the place she will re- turn for his family about the first of April.
 At farmers institute held Tuesday at the North Canton church, Collins vile, Miss M. E. Hayes of the Con- nect1cut Agricultural college, Storrs, was the first speaker, her topic being Domestic Science for Farmers Wives
 When Comfort Circle of the Kingc Daughters met Thursday. afternoon with Mrs. Walter E. Canfiield, of Spring Garden avenue, fourteen members and three visitors were pres ent Mrs. A. T. Utley, the leader, pre- siding.
 B. R. German of West Haven. chosen by the board of water and light e &o r,t. GraVes as superintendent of Groton water and light department, has been engaged in electrical work for the past 20 years.
 Connecticut Italians are leaving for their native lard in response to aI summons to return and serve in the army. It is the impression among italians in the state that the father. land will soon be engaged in war with the allies. According to the March White Rib- Don Banner, the following unions have paid their proportion on the deficit: Ellington SIPS. Willimantic s5.5O, soGhpsSnvls,g soTth canterbuTS $2' Hartferd ses0 Stonington $1.65, Milldale $2, Thomp, son $1.90.
 The committee on medical exam -A1e"e.oii ollo puC1lC pOllCy or the Con- necticut Medical society met at the Hotel Garde, New Haven, Wednesday night and discussed matters of legis- lation, particularly matters which will come up at the present session of the | legislature.
 Ex-Senator William B. Sprague of | Andover, has been appointed adminis- | trator of the estate of the late Will | jam H. Ross, formerly a real estate | dealer ,of Brooklyn, N. r., and who died at his home on the Willimantioi road, Columbia. February 22, as a re- suit of a shock
 New Haven papers Thursday praised Judge Gardiner Greene, of Norwich. who sitting in the superior court, con-i t1nued a divorce case until the last week Of the session, in the hope that the complaining wife might decide to live with her husband, in case he stopped drinking, for the sake of their little child.
 New London EIks' Officers,
 New London lodge of Elks elected the following officers at its meeting on Thursday evening: Exalted ruler, VII liam D. McMullen; esteemed leading