Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

Feb. 24th is St Matthias day.
 pabolrs almanac predicts snow and slcee today.
 Schools resumed sessions and the factories started up Tuesday. after the holiday.
 The Otis library has w T. Ellis book, Billy Sunday; the Man and His
 Message.
 According to the Living Church an nu&l the Episcopal 'comn1unicants ii Connecticut total 44,1S6.
 Housewife-be fair with yourself, use Wedgwood Creamery Butter.-adv. Tho lighting up of the new stores in the Thayer building Saturday even ing attracted admiripg comment.
 At Groton, Theron A. Graves. sui perintendent of the water and light de- partment. denied that he has resign ed his office.
 Tuesday afternoon at Bushnell chapel the wonlen's prayer meeting was led by Mrs. William C.. Tarbox in an able and interesting manner.
 Only routine business was trans? acted at a meeting of the executive committee of the State Firemen's as sociation held at Hartford Monday.
 Let wedvood Creamery end your Butter troubles-adv
 The invitation of St. James parish, New London, through it's rector, to the New London ArchdeaconTy to hold the May meeting in that parish has been accepted.
 At Montvil1e, a 500 point pool con- l test has been started between the village club and the Uncasville Sharks. l The Sharks have won the first game, the score being 100 to 96.
 Millions of pounds never a com plaint, pretty fair, eh; Wedswood Creamery Butter-adv.
 The Connecticut Churchman notes that a license to officiate has been granted to the Rev. N. Mclean Goldie, minister in charge of Grace church, Yantic, by Bishop Brewster.
 Mrs. Emma A. Avery, S6, widow of 1 Thomas Avery, died at her home, 256 Montaull avenue, New London, Mon 1 day. Mrs. Avery was a sister of Dr. Frederick ", CaullSins, and had been 1 i'll for several years
 Don't forget the Patriotic supper al {! Universalist church tonight. Tickets l 35c. Children 20c.-adY. The meeting of the Fairgrounds l Association on Monday afternoon at l the Board of Trade rooms was ad- | journed to the call of Resident J. E. l Stanton. He expects to call q, meet
 ing in two or three weeks. 1 There are about 75 sick, aged and 1 feeble persons in St. Patricll's parish whom the priests of the church are 1 to visit to administer Easter holy com 1 munion, beginning this week, as the names are handed in to the rector. | There was d session of Palmer Me
 morial school Tuesday evening, that 1 parents might hear the classes. The 1 open this (Wednesday) evening. and in the Uncasville district Thursday evening. Twenty years eHperience makes Wedgwood Creamery Butter superior Buy and be convinced.-adv. l The quarantine has been raised at ] the home of eX-Consressman and Mrs 1 E. w. Higgins of Union street. theit l three children, who have been i'll witF 1 scarlet fever, being now permitted tc 1 go out after having been confined tc 1 the house for several weeks. l +1lSS GLtld NL- ILlIltOll OINNTISIS r 9llS 1 \. Y., and Robert H. Larkin of New 1 London were married at the home o1 l the groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs 1 Benjamin R. Larbin, 260 Pequot ave- 1 nue, New London, Monday afternoon
 Rev. J. Wilson Bixler officiated. The New Haven railroad announced
 Saturday that it would try to equal 1 ize the laying off of workingmen ir ] the repair shops. This week a, num- 1 Der of men in the passenger car re- l pair shops in New Haven have been
 returned to work. while 200 in the freight car department are laid of! temporarily.
 At the Second Congregational church the Lenten themes for the Sunday ! morning sermons are based on The Love Of Christ, as Revealed in the Seven Words from the Cross: the chiI- 1 dren's sermons deal with Jesus and the Children, and in the evening, the Old Testament Portraits are some ot l the Prototypes of Jesus: Boaz, Obed 1 Jesse, David and Solomon.