Norwich bulletin., 1915-04-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

laid In front OK the CuapI1EAu DuAIOluSs
on Broadway.
The prayer meeting at Trinity Meth
odist church Thursday evening was
led by B. F. Pendleton-
Don't miss Y. NJ. c. A. concert next
Monday. Best of the course.-Adv.
The New London Telegraph says
that st. %ary's T. A. B. MINISTRIES will
take g. trip to F1tchville. Saturday ev-
ening.
Mrs Sarah e. (Chapin) Pease, 50
years, widow of G. Pitkin Pease, died
Wednesday evening at her home in Ell
lington.
Several local people will visit rela-
tives in Boston 50 as to be present at
the celebration Of Patriots day on
Monday.
Miss Lillian Kampf has returned to
New York after attending the funeral
of her cousin, Mrs. Philip Ensllng, held
Tuesday afternoon.
DR.. S. G. Gilman of New Britain,
Conn, was reelected president of the
New England conference Of Swedish
Luther an church Thursday in Boston.
l.. H Wilkinson of Meriden was
state convention of the Knights of the
Maccabees at Middletown Thursday.
Cornelius Howard, of New London,
who Is visiting his daughter, Mrs.
George E. Spencer Of Saybrook, cele-
brated his 8Sth birthday Monday.
Great Rogers -Grilley Co. Y. NJ. C. A
course next Monday. Tickets at Davis.
ADV.
Flags at Buckingham Memorial and
at the armory and town schools were
at half mast Thursday, the fift1eth an
n1yersary of the death of Lincoln.
An evening of fun. Cabbage Hill
School in Trinity M. e. church to-
night at p. m. Admission 15c.-Adv.
The funeral Of George Craddock,
who died at Fairview, Odd Fellows
hme, was held in Hartford on Tues
day.
Taxes will be collected today. April
s. at the drug store of George M.
athbone, West Side. from IL a. m.
. ! D. m-Adv.
Connecticut undertakes and the
state board of embalmers. attended a
hearing before the judiciary committee
in Hartford this week in regard to Ii
censed embalmers.
Rev Harry Coleman, a project in st.
Thomas seminary, Hartford, has re-
turned there after spending the Easter
recess with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Patrick Coleman, Of Sachem street.
A Groton correspondent mentions
that the yacht Nightingale, owned by
James L. Hubbard of Norwich, has
left Skaw's cove and is lying off Fer
guson's boat shop to be overhauled and
put in shape for the summer.
The maple syrup season is closed in
and about the town of Union A long
William Horsman, Louis Roberts and
H. NJ. Lawson make more syrup than
most other farmers in that town.
Twelve members and one visitor at
tended the meeting Of the Comfort cir
Thursday afternoon with Mrs. George
W. Guard of Washington street The
leader, Mrs. A T. Utley, presided.
to effect yet, and the place to license
your dogs, is the Town Clerks office
City Hall. One dollar extra after
May 1st.-adv.
The man whom an English critic has
ISCCuL4J 4L0OC 4011AO0o, LCS
Masters, Of Chicago, known as the
Spoon River Poet, mentions among
! those who commended and encouraged
him Witter Byrnes, formerly Of Nor
witch.
Governor Marcus Fl. Holcomb has
approved the two bonds of Charles A
Gates for sheriff of Windham county
Each bond Is for $4,000. Mr.. Gates
was appointed to serve an unexpire6
term to March 16, and is now elected
to a. regular term Of four years.
Through the current White Ribbon
Banner. the state treasurer of the w
! c. r. U. announces the following pay
| ments of dues: New Britain ESQ mem.
ers) SIS; Danielson (30 members,
| $3.50; Mantle (25 members @ soc,
$40; Bridgeport ESQ members q Soc,
| SIS; total S4S.s5.
The following estate appraisal has
| been filed in New York: Mrs. Emelint
Fl. Brainerd, of HaddaIn, Conn, May 4
| 1914; entire estate not disclosed; tax.
| able in New York; furniture, wearing
apparel, and Jewelry, $6,929; net valu'
$6,730: Emeline w, Brainerd, daughte
of beneficiary.
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