Norwich bulletin., 1915-03-08
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Norwich, Monday, March 8, 1915.

Norwich, Monday, March 8, 1915.
 VARIOUS MATTERS | Mid-Lent is reached this week, and
 several informal Mi-Careme social af- l fairs will be held.
 l Sunday mornings snow and rain ended early enough so as not to inter- | fere with attendance at the commun- | ion services.
 | The Wesleyan varsity debating teams as chosen for the spring debate
 include for the affirmative H. A. Rich
 mond, '15, Norwich.
 l One hundred and seven persons vis- ited the Otis library reading room | during Sunday afternoon. Miss Sadie
 J. Dawson was in charge. | It eats well-Wedgwood Creamery l Butter.-adV.
 Invitations are out for the annual | spring initiation banquets of the Yale academic fraternities to be held in
 New Haven Tuesday evening, March | 30.
 1 It was announced at St. Patrick's
 church Sunday that the annual Charity | ball given by the Catholic Woman's
 club had netted the handsome profit of | $700.
 | New Haven road officials are said to | be very much pleased with the busi
 ness outlook these days. The tide
 seems to have set strongly in favor of. | the railroad.
 Housewife-Get wise. wedgwood l Creamery Butter.-adv. rrbon,oe+o, ,orresoondap+ yoaD tions that Rev. W. A. Keefe of Plain | field will speak in St. Thomas church Tuesday evening under the auspices of the Knights of Columbus. It has been suggested by association men that Sunday, March IA, be set aside for singing of the late Fanny Crosby's hymns at all Y. M. c. A. meetings throughout the country.
 The New Britain board of charity commissioners held its March meeting and reported five patients in the Nor wich state hospital for the insane and two at the epileptic colony at Mans field.
 There is no reason why you should not use Wedgwood Creamery Butter adv.
 Papers have been issued by the state humane society. through Agent S. B. Harvey, for the arrest and prosecution of John Banks of North Ashford. Banks is alleged to be neglecting and abusing a pony.
 At a meeting in New Britain of Es- ther Stanley chapter Friday afternoon Mrs. Miner of New London, vice presi- dent-general of the national body, gave paper, and Mrs. Wightman of New London also made a brief address. At the big Made-in-America show which opened in New York Saturday evening in the grand march those who represented the states and territories included Mrs. Storer, wife of Dr. John Hudson Storer, formerly of Norwich. Out of town men are said to be 1 negotiating for a lease of A. O. U. w.
 hall, Groton, for a motion picture thea ire. The hall is owned by Thames lodge, A. O. U. w. It will seat about 300 people on the main floor and about 50 in the gallery
 Your table is judged by the Butter you serve. Wedgwood Creamery But ter.-ady.
 Fostmasters have been notified that owing to the detention of the Atlantic
 liners by strikes on the other side there
 will be no mail for England this l week except by steamship Northland, | which will leave Portland, Me, Satur- | day for Liverpool.
 | Norwich people returning from New I York Saturday evening reported the heaviest snowstorm of the season
 clean the streets. Norwich got the end of the storm. in light snowfall early Sunday morning.
 | Charley Wingo, Chinaman, from the Il steamer Robert Dollar, that docked at Il New London last October, is slowly
 recovering from his illness at the Me n1orial hospital. It will be several
 weeks yet, it is said, before he will be l able to leave, that institution. I Documents relating to corporations i have been filed in the office of the isecretary of state by the Sterling Ma | chine company of Norwich, final cer- 1 tif1cate of receiver showing payments {, in full, and by the Sunlight Building
 company of Norwich, articles of asso- | citation.
 l Ann Eliza Slime of Hartford, who until a year and a half ago, lived in
 Lyme, asked in the Hartford superior
 court Friday to be divorced from Ion | Slime, whom she married in Liverpool | leged a statutory offense. Decision | was reserved
 | There were eleven or twelve hum |
 the Immaculate Conception society and
 Young Ladies Sodality, at the 7.3O
 mass in St. Patrick's church Sunday
 In administering the Holy Eucharist
 Rev. J. H. Broderick was assisted by Rev. T. A. Grumbly.
 The engagement of Miss C1eona No-
 ble, daughter of MT. and Mrs. George | M. Noble, to Robert Bindloss was for
 mally announced at New London Sat
 urday afternoon at a shower rendered
 Miss Noble by Miss Irene Bindloss, l sister of the groom-to-b at her home l No. 2S2 Ocean avenue. | The Palestine relief ship fund being
 raised by the American Jewish relief committee to purchase supplies to be | shipped on the naval collier Vulcan has
 reached a total of $34,413.86. Felix M. Warburg, the treasurer, reports from
 societies of Norwich, Conn.,, $26, and
 from l. Klingon, Colchester, Conn, $1O. Two years ago the general assembly
 set aside the sum of $10,0o0 for the l Y0r1, ,-oI,