Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.os this ev- ening.
 At present there are forty-f1ve pa- tients at Backus hospital.
 Some beautiful arbutus. from Led yard Center was brought to Norwich Monday.
 Monday was the 47th birthday of Congressman Richard P. Freeman of this district.
 License your dog in the town clerks office now. One dollar extra after May frst.-adv.
 Most of the schools are preparing special exercises to note Arbor and Bird day, Friday.
 MT. and Mrs. Ben Jones are the first ones reported at Hebron this spring to have a meal of cowslips.
 Cottage owners who had planned week end visits to the shore were kept at home by the raing and chilly weather.
 dI0 ClCCl1lS uSlSSdIcS to the state prohibition convention which is to be held in Hartford, May IT and 19.
 In many cases, the Easter decora- tions of the churches were distributed bers of the parishes.
 The banks have been notified from Washington that counterfeit $10 notes e. I@, York are in circulation.
 An additional supply of carefully typewriter labels for hospital sup plies has been brought to the Red Cross room by Charles Bard.
 Norwich Girls club whist tonight, Thayer building. Admission 15c. Re- freshments.-adv.
 church next Sunday morning, Rex. Francis A. Poole, Ph. D.. of Union church, Worcester, is to preach in ex- change with the minister. Rev. H. J. Wyckoff.
 Lilies, hyacinths and other flow CTS were sent the patients at Backus l hospital Sunday and there were many visitors. Superintendent F. l.. Hutch | ins provided a special Easter dinner | for the day.
 The Loyal Temperance Legion al l Willimantic of which Mrs. J. J. Fields | of Norwich, is leader. had an interest ing meeting Sunday. This organi- zation of youthful temperance work CTS has about 110 members.
 Car Inspector L. M. Sheffield who was injured at Saybrook Point two months ago by being struck by a trair is at his home at Saybrook Point fol a few days. He will reside in New London until he is able to report fol duty.
 Several ct the pastors announced o1 Sunday the coming state conferenc, of charities and corrections, in Nor. wich, April 30. May 2nd. and Rev: F church made a special note of the con. yentfon in tEe weekly calendar.
 W. c. T. U. food sale, Wednesday | April 18th, from Il a. m. to s p. m. il Thayer building.-adv.
 Miss Edith Briggs of Pomfret anc | Miss 1nez Horton of Mantle, student at the Norwich Art school. with Mis- Horton's mother, went to Worcester Mass, Thursday where the yattend ed the sessions Friday and Saturda of the Eastern States Teachers con vention.
 The Schenectady, N. Y. Y. M c A., of which Robert S. Ross. formed and the Young woman's association have jusk secured a $11,000 fund b popular subscription to cover the resi- due of their expenses for the new ifs cal year.
 The Central Vermont Railroad C. put into effect an embargo on freigh after Sunday night on the souther section of the road. except what i considered perishable. This is mad necessary in order to give the com pany time to move freight now O hand and delayed
 The peach crop in Connecticut fc the coming season will amount to onl } one-third of that of a year ago, is tn opinion of Peach King J. H. Hale ( Glastonbury, who believes that peac growers will receive more none for their crop than in 1915, whe peaches were drug on the market
 At the annual thumb1box ezhibitio of the Sa1magund club, New Yorl the Frank S. Trumbul1 prize of S1C for the best group sketches has bee awarded Guy c. Wiggins, and Ed mund w. Greacen has won the & prize, given by James w. Porter fC the second best sketch, both Llrr artists.
 Ticket holders for opera Patience watch this column for announcemer of special date for exchange of ticket at the store of George A. Davis befol general sale of reserved seats.-adv. Silas Wright Bretzfeld, a. sunm, resident of Oswegatshie, who WE identified with the Pul1an compar