Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-21

Norwich, Wednesday, April 21, 1915. VARIOUS MATTERS
 Special baked bean supper at Spirit ual Academy tonight, 20 cents.-adv.
 The woods on either side of the river are beautiful now. as the red buds of the naples appear.
 The Bele1an relief fund now amounts to $1,021, ,56S.42. Subscriptions received include from Pomfret Neighborhood, $14.
 The Stamford Advocate says: The boys at the Y, M. c. A. will go into camp in July at the usual place near Norwich.
 Tuesday in St. Patricl1s church. an anniversary high mass of reuuiem for Timothy Twomey was sung by Rev. Francis J. Muster.
 New London papers mention that Commodore and Mrs. Morton F. Plant motored up from New York Monday and are at the Mohican for several days.
 That 8 tftney bus line will be start ed at Mantle about the first of May Is practically assured. It is said that a New London man will make the venture.
 Separation of town has not gene in- to effect yet, and the place to license your dogs. is the Town Clerks office City Hall. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 Several from here will attend the fellowship meeting of the Congrega- tional churches of southeastern Con necticut at North Stonington today "Wednesday.
 At Tuesdays meeting of the Benevo- lent union of the Central Baptist church Mrs. William W. Beckwith pre- sided 1 nthe absence of the president, Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell.
 It was on April 2oth, in 1775, that General Putnam, who was lates killed at Bunker Hill, joined the patriots at Concord, having ridden 100 miles from Connecticut in IS hours.
 Much benevolent work has been done quietly this winter by the various cir cles of the Kings Daughters. Poor families have been supplied with food, clothing and fuel. rent has been paid, etc.
 During the winter a Norwich florist has been caring for the decorative evergreens from David Hale Tanning park. Jewett City. They are in good condition and will soon be taken up to the park.
 Capt. Philip H. Worcester, now sta tioned at Fort H. G. Wright, N. r., has been ordered to proceed to West Point, where he will report to the su- .perintendent at the United States Military academy.
 A Saybrook correspondent writes: MT. and Mrs. William F. Converse of Norwich and New York city are send ing their goods here daily and are expected to occupy their cottage in Maple avenue this week.
 The Episcopal Sunday school corn- mission and the Hartford Sunday school union have arranged for con- ventfon and conference to be held in Christ church, Hartford, Tuesday, May 11th, all day and evening"
 The country in the neighborhood of Flanders, seriously damaged in the heavy forest fire of Sunday, has a1- country, but 1t is feared the fire will have the result of driving most of the game out of there.
 Women's club members have been notified that the annual convention of the Connecticut Federation of Women's Clubs is to be held at Enfield from noon of May 20 to noon of May 22. Delegates will be entertained by mem bers of the Enfield clubs.
 A gift of 700 volumes from the pri- vate library of the late Chief Justice Henry R. Brown has been received at Ellington by the Hall Memorial 1i- brary. MT. Brown was 8 student at the famous Hall School for Boys con- ducted by the late Edward Hall in Ellington.
 The papers notice that Tuesday was the anniversary of the death in 1885 of Samuel Slater. father of the Amer ican cotton manufacturing industry. at PaWtucket, R. L He was the grand father of the late John F. Slater. of Norwich.
 On the New Haven railroad, P. Will cox of Old Lyme and Robert Morgan Of Westbrook, tower operators, who were left when the railroad closed the towers in these respective towns, have joined the signal construction gang until vacancy occurs along the line that they can fill. Three of the senior class will re- main at Wesleyan. one as assistant in the department of psychology. another as Squire Fellow in Greek. and the third as Rich Fellow in economics. H. A. Richmond, '1S. of Norwich, has re- ceived the first appointment. The two other appointments have not yet been made.
 METHODIST CONFERENCE HERE NEXT YEAR. Annual Meeting to Be Held With
 Trinity Church Entertaining.