Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-04-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

IOT their SpTSQS anu 5Qu11AC1 WO4hs
Large catches of hatfish are being
made by the fishermen of Black Point
bay.
The schools will hold special exer-
cises tomorrow, State Arbor and Bird
day.
Owners of maple groves are report
ing a light yield Of maple sugar this
season.
VIII please you-wedgwood Cream
cry Butter.-Adv.
Ofcer John Royston, night police
man at the Falls, has been off duty
for nearly two weeks owing to indis-
position.
Several towns about the state are
marveLng at the many angleWorms
which covered the walks after the re-
cent rains.
While Policeman Frank S. Hender-
son is taking a vacation OF few
days, Oficer Charles L. Perry has
taken his day beat.
Wednesday. June %. the Army and
Navy club, which has Norwich MEM
bers, will have it's annual session and
banquet at the Griswold hotel.
Pleasant weather brought many
shoppers out Wednesday evening when
allure was too low to please the mer-
chants.
The improvements to the golf links
of the Shenecosset Golf club at Eastern
Point are going steadily ahead. The
second nine has been given especial
attention.
All pure, wholesome-Wedgwoo
Creamery Butter.-Adv.
Some of the users of electric light in
Poquetanuck are expressing dissatls-
faction with the prices they are paying
the Shore Line Electric Railway COM
pany for the juice.
According to military orders an
nounced Wednesday, First Lieut. R.
Donovan, c. A. c., is transferred from
31st to 18th company, and to Fort
Niche, Gull Island.
In the summer train schedule on the
New York and New Haven road,which
goes into effect June 6, several addi-
tional express trains will stop at some
Of the smaller shore towns.
MAZE Richmond, New York cor
setiere, at the Wauregan today.-Adv.
Ministers hereabouts have been noti-
fed that the national council of the
Congregational churches of America
will hold its biennial convention in
New Haven Oct. 20 to 81.
Hartford papers note that Rev. Har-
~ A. Beadle Of Pomfret, formerly of
Franklin, has been the guest of his
brother, Alderman H. Leonard Beadle,
of Burton street, Hartford.
MAZE Richmond, New York cor
setiere at the Wauregan today.-Adv.
Delegates from this county are to at
tend the sixth annual convention of the
Veterans, to be held in New Britain
today (Thursday) and Friday.
Local men hear that United States
Marshal Sidney E. Hawley of Bridge
port, formerly sheriff of Fairfield coun-
ty, is a candidate for the Office of state
labor commissioner, to succeed Pat
rick H. Connolley of Danbury.
Grassy meadows, cool springs graz
ing cows, sanitary diaries, make Wedg-
wood Creamery Butter.-Adv.
When Judge A. F. Hewitt of Groton
started for Norwich yesterday morn
11AS III GIL c4Co LILO S1Sl1lc IO1uSGu u
work. Mr.. Hewitt left the car near the
borough limits and the trip was post
poned.-New London Telegraph.
st. James Episcopal church, Poque-
tanuck, has a Good Fellowship club,
with these officers: President, William
McKelvey; vice president, William
! Mitchell: secretary, Bert E. Williams !;
treasurer, Charles A. Hardness.
Our sanitary creameries make it
possible to give you, Butter in the pur-
est form. Wedgwood Creamery But
ter.-Adv.
A Methodist pastor known to many
in Norwich, and an occasional visitor
here, Rev. William II. Kidd, pastor of
the First Methodist church, Meriden
has accepted a call to the Hanson
place Methodist church in Brooklyn,
N. Y.
Railroad men coming down from the
| north state that engineers in the en-
ploy of the Central Vermont and Bos-
ton and Maine railroads began Monday
| the work of stalking out the site for the
| new union passenger station for Brat
| tleboro.
AT the annual meeting of the Wom-
ans American Baptist Home Mission
society in New Haven Mrs. w. T.
mayer VI Wa1I1nSIOrQ, Formerly OF
Norwich, was reappointed by the ma
tional board as state director for young
peoples work.
Taxes will be collected today,
April 18th. at the drug store of John
| A. Morgan. Greeneville, from. II a. m.
| to D. m.-Adv.
Members Of Andover grange are to
| meet with Bolton grange, No. At, the
evening Of April II and furnish the lit
erary programme in exchange for q
programme recently furnished them by
Bolton grange. Mrs. Ward Talbot, the
lecturer of Andover grange, is planning
the programme.
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 afte,
| May 1st.-adv.
| Floating, But Also Freezing,
| Those whose memory goes back
| nearly 40 years will not have forgot
ten the stir made by Captain Boy
ton, the inventor of a pneumatic life
saving suit warranted to keep anyone
afoat at sea. It was in connection
with this device that James Creelman
| the American journalist who recenfIv