Norwich bulletin., 1915-02-27
JIlte Rlrlletin.
Norwich, Saturday, Fob. 27. 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VAkiOUS MAI lEkS
 Welsh residents are preparing to note St. David's day on Monday next
 Choice Long cians today at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Some of the Sunday schools will use hymns by Fanny Crosby in to- morrow's services.
 The Mantle Mfg. Co. will work overtime next week. having a great deal to do for while.
 Let wedgwood Creamery Butter serve you.-adv.
 church Sunday evening will be preach ed by a Passionist missionary from Boston.
 Extra good Butter for safe by John Greuel, R. D. No. S.-adv- At East Lyme, the night school which was to have been held this week, has been postponed until next Monday night.
 The special Lenten sermon at Cal vary church. Stonington, was delivered Friday evening by Rev. M. Mclean GOldie. of Yantic. Absolutely Fresh Crab Meat. A new arrival today at Powers Bros.-adv An anniversary requiem high mass for Michael Burns was sung in St Patrfcl's church at s o'clock Friday by Rev. J. Fl. Frederick. Last month there were two full moons and this month none. Next 1 month there will again be two full moons.
 Live Fish, received today from ou1 car in Noark, at Powers Bros.-adv. Mrs. Sarah Jackson. oolored, widow of John Jackson, died Thursday at 1 New London. Mrs. Jackson was well along i'll years. Her husband was a ! cOachman.
 ] Never ate such good Butter befor, Wedgwood-A1I grocers have it-adv The Advent. convention held at Plainville this week has been largely ] attended and very encouraging. Sev- l eral from Eastern Connecticut were al l the meetings.
 1 A party of New London surveyors l has completed the survey of Bella L. 1 PFatts big tract of iand in Salem 1 the former Music Vale farm and other property.
 Others have used it for years-vvh: don't you? Wedgwood Creamery But ter.-adY.
 At Salem, William Clifford. who has lived on the Tilotson farm for the past few months, will move to Col. 1 chester. The farm will be occupied hy Allen Way of East Haddam.
 A new counterfeit s2o gold certifi- { cate has been discovered by the secre- | service. It is of the series of 19O4 l and bears the portrait of Washington the workmanship of which is said tc be poor.
 Have your grocervman bring you pound of that Wedswood Creamer, l Butter.-adv.
 ] District Superintendent G. 6. Scrfv- 1 ened of Norwich held the fourth quar- terIy conference this week at Gurley- 1 vile Methodist church after a very Interesting stereopticon lecture or church statistics by Rev. J. B. Aclzley
 The lower Quaker Hill school held an evening session Friday from (. 3( until S.3o, to give an opportunity tc parents to visit the school and to ob- tain some knowledge of the condition: under which the children are taught
 Stocks. carnations, tulips, yeIloy daffoails. funeral orders aItisticaiIy ar ranged. Hunts greenhouses, Tel f1S( adv.
 | There is interest in todayss weath. I CT, yesterday and today being counted Observation. days for March FNrjda1 1 Furnished rain, sflow, clouds. wind sunshine, and after some hesitation tht l moon appeared during the early eve 1 ming.
 The executive and finance commit. tee or the Connecticut College for wo. men will hold a, meeting Tuesda1 afternoon at the college office in thI Mohlcan hotel, for the purpose of de. termining the budget for the first col. lege year.
 II The tax collectors office will h open tonight and Monday evening 1,n til o'clock Monday. March l, is th last day of the month of collection e the personal tax.-adv
 The Putnam moth scouts. John oz good and Ray Sherman, who worked Tn and about Norwich, have been nab, Ing a survey for the state for loroV1
 tail moths for the past nine weeks ii
 Hartford and Middlesex counties am
 numerous.
 Information was lodged with tn
 cattle commissioner Wednesday of {.
 suspected case of foot and mouth dis
 ease in 8 small herd Of cows or +b, kibbe farm in Somers. B. c 1FirteIe
 federal inspector, and Dr. J. R. Morir
 for the state, were sent there to rnak diagnosis and report
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