Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

hO1Odys D4cy As lAAO-OpCA oSo~9Oh OAA l shad fishing in the Connecticut and l other rivers will start. Items of all descriptions sent to the | Bulletin must be signed by the sender, or they will not be used. Noted test medium, Mrs. Conyers, at Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv A former Norwich man. William F. BidweIl, remains critically i'll at his home in Dayvi1le, with a graduate nurse in attendance. Friends from Norwich will go to Hanover tomorrow, where a service in memory of Ebenezer Allen, of Nor wich, is to be held in the Congrega- tional church.
 A pair of wild geese belonging to George Denison which were lost off Lords Point and WamphaSset, were finally located on Fishers Island where they were captured.
 Swahn's orchestra at Mems rally to- morrow at 3.30. Thayer building.-adv.
 During Friday morning, Mrs. James Lewis Smith had charge of the Red Cross headquarters in the Thayer building. In the afternoon Mrs. John c. AverilI was in charge.
 A wide circulation has been given Rev. A E. Kinmouth's Prison Sunday sermon at Brooklyn by the full report in the Norwich Bulletin April 15th.- Windham County Transcript
 Cards have been sent out in New London announcing that Commodore Morton F. Plant is to move his office in New York to the Adams Express building at 61 Broadway, May 1.
 The Olympic orchestra will give their second social and dance in Pull aski hall, tonight.-adv.
 The body of Silas Wright Bretzfield of Oswegatchie, who died in St. Au- gustine, Florida, April 25, is to be bur vice was read by Archdeacon Willie April P.
 In the report of the Easter concert given Sunday evening in the Con- | gregational church the name of Lydia for the press. Her recitation 'Eas- 1 ter Lilies was pleasing to the audi ence.
 l Milford, Conn. on Monday, where she .erved as maid of honor at the mar | riage of a school friend with whom | she was associated at the Butts school l NOrWich-Moosup Journal
 Men! Be sure to hear Dr. Slocum al 33O tomorrow: Y. NJ. C. A. meeting in Thayer building.-adv.
 A meeting of the Connecticut Teach CTS College club will be held at Con- necticut college today QSaturday) The members will take luncheon al Thames hall and in the afternoon vii be addressed by President Sykes.
 At Marlborough, the portable saw. mill of Louis B. Whitcomb of And, over, which has yeen located on RogeI R. Lords lot for the last three months ], finished operations there this week after saving about 44O O0O feet of lum. Der.
 Choice bargains in furniture may b, found this morning in the advertise ments of Schwartz Bros Look then over now.-Adv.
 By order of Governor Marcus H Holcomb the date of the twenty -fourtl 2 general court of the Connecticut So l ciety of Colonial Wars has beel ! changed from Wednesday, May 8, t . Wednesday, May 10, at the Hartfor Club.
 y Niantic F~i~nF~ ''0''o received tn s nouncement of the marriage c -1O merly spent his summers in DingIe ) vile, and Miss Helen Loring Sicllels |. The wedding took place Tuesday, Apr y 25, in New York.
 Come to Bohemia" the new ngh - opera for which the book was writ
 ten by George S. Chappell, of Ne7
 London, was given it's first presenta
 tion in New York Thursday nigh winning some fattering and some SC . were comments from the critics. License your dogs today. One do / lar extra after May first. Tow Clerks office open Friday, Saturda
 and Monday evenings.-adv.
 All the Shakespeare illustration
 from the New York Sunday Time
 have been placed on view in the Cor
 verse gallery by Miss Marshall, |
 brarian of Peck Library. Classes y the Academy studying Shakespeare B plays are much interested in them.
 From Berkeley, Cal. Connecticut DC
 lice have received a. circular notice
 worker. A sample of a check passe
 by the man is shown on the circuli
 and the writing Is similar to that ( a bogus checks passed in this state.
 Two cases of diphtheria, both in u same family, those of MT. and MI = Edward Morgan of Broad street, Or, ton, have been reported. The cas- are light ones and both patients w
 remain at home rather than go
 hospital. The house is quarantine
 Do you know that ticket holders f d Opera Patience" are to have a speci ~ day assigned for exchange of the
 tickets for reserved seat. Watch tt , column for announcement of date. l. adv.
 The state W. c. T. U. acknowledg
 subscriptions to the Willard Fund, i
 cluding Stafford Springs, Thompsc
 Mystic, South Coventry, Norwic
 Scotland. Two dollars is usually giv
 but the unions of Bridgeport a,
 Norwich gave $500 each. Total amou
 $42.00.
 The Norwich Free Academy cat
 logue for 1915-16 is out and is
 attractive manual containing a list
 graduates from 1858 to 1915. T
 Academy has graduated a total
 1768, of whom 1727 are in Amerit
 the remainder being located from Y
 catan to India.
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