Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-14
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Norwich, Friday, April IA, 1916.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
1Asht motor vehicle lamps at s.5s
this evening.
Trout catches are still small on &C
count Of high water.
Saint Tiburtius is honored in the
church calendar today.
Special K. of c. meeting tonight.
Second degrec.-adv.
Only one dog has been registered in
Old Saybrook so far for 1916.
Tinsmiths have been making repairs
to the roofs Of the Central Baptist
church.
Some of the grades in the public
schools will hold special closing exer-
cises today.
st. Patrick's parish school closes
week vacation.
Lodge Oscar whist, Foresters' hall,
Friday, 8 p. m. Admission Is cents
adv.
The June meeting Of Ashford Bap-
fist Sunday school convention is to be
held at Brooklyn.
The Red Cross headquarters in the
Thayer building will be open during
the usual hours today (F'riday).
The almanacs predict a pleasant
Palm Sunday, which means the begin
ming of the spring fashion parade.
big loads of brush are still being
carted through the streets from Led
yard to the birch mill at Norwich
Town.
The Connecticut Life Underwriters
association will meet next Tuesday in
the rooms of the Qpinnipiac club, New
Haven.
A former Norwich man, William F.
Bidwell, of DayvilIe, who is in a hos
pital at Hartford, is expected home
this week.
The board of examiners of BARRIERS
is to hold a meeting at the capitol
Monday to examine candidates for
BARRIERS certificates.
! Office now. One dollar extra after May
| frst.-adv.
News received by Norwich friends
| Thursday from Mr.. and Mrs. Homer
| Brooke Osaphene Ives of New London)
|
The current issue of the White Rib
| bon Banner is urging that each local
| W. C. T. U. take up the regular, sys-
tematic study of the L. T. L. manuals
! Rev. John Miller, who was appoint
| ed by the New England Southern con-
| ference at Norwich to supply the West
| Thompson charge, goes to that parish
for the tenth year.
| Thames Towboat company's tug
| Aquidneck has towed the scow Harry
R., coal laden, to Montville, to dis
charge it's cargo at the Thames Spe-
cialties company's wharf.
Although the weather continues
chilly, merchants find the spring trade
| good, although of course the big rush
| of pre-Easter business will come to-
morrow, and throughout next week.
| Paste the date on your hat right
now. Sodality social, Olympic Hail.
Easter Monday.-adv.
Among those from this state who
have arrived in Washington for the
D. A. r. congress which will oper
| Monday are Mrs. D. B. Denison Of
Mystic and Mrs. W. S. Starr of New
| London.
/ Edward H. Herring, janitor of the
Torrington fire department house fol
Is years, recently returned from the
Hartford hospital and has resigned
He will enter the Odd Fellows HON,
at Groton.
Miss Mary Davis Of Orcuttville ha!
a Rhode Island Red hen which, beside
laying regularly eggs of unusual size
has recently laid an egg measuTin!
8 as by 1-2 inches and weighing
| quarter of a pound,
Charles L. Mosier has rented hi
home on the River road, Waterford. t
a party of ~ young men, all of whom
are employed at the Ship and Engin
company's plant at Groton. They vii
make the cottage a vacation head
quarters.
Prisoners at the Holland Jail heIpe,
fight a fire Tuesday at the home o
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis B. Price in Tol
land. They formed a bucket brigad
and with the help of fire extinguisher
kept the flames confined to the ell par
of the house.
At Hartford, Chief Clerk Arthur F
Conner of the automobile department
at the capitol reports the receipts fror
licenses and sales of markers sine
Jan. to be $3.50, 1880, about 1925, 90
more than during the correspondent
period last year.
In Blackstone, Mass, Wednesday, a
the annual meeting of the Woonsocke
Sunday School association, an inter
esting address on The Teachers Rul
ing Passion was delivered by Rev. {
M. Gallup, D. D., of Providence, for
merly of Norwich.
A former pastor in Ledyard, Re-
I William F. White, of Old Saybrool
speaking on ADJUSTMENTS before tn
bi-monthly meeting Of the Middlese
Congregational Ministers associatio
| Tuesday afternoon at Middletown, too
occasion to criticize sharply movin
pictures.
) Congressman John @. Tilson hs
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