Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-22

is in need of clean, Iaundered cotton cloth, such as old sheets. pillow cases and the like as well as pieces of old linen.
 The Holy Name society has request ed a memorial mass in St. Patricks s church today for Patrick Sullivan, a member of the organization who died a month ago.
 The Mems league and Mems Bible class of the Second Congregational church, are planning a "Get-Toget supper" for every man connected with the church.
 A feature of the March meeting of the Norwich Music association, which Is to be an evening with American composers, vii be an Indian song sung by an Indian.
 Rallion's salted nuts may be pro- cured at the Woman's Exchange or by phone, 312-3.-adv.
 Ellington inn, or the Colonial inn as it is now called, has again changed managers, Charles H. Cooley of Hart ford being succeeded by John G. Clark from the same city.
 On Sunday a force of 40 machin- ists from New London, Groton and Norwich, left for Chester, Pa, where they will be employed by a rifle man. ufacturing concern.
 Rallion's salted nuts may be pro- cured at the Woman's Exchange or by phone 312-3.-adv.
 There is @ chance for some of the bee culturists at StoSrs in the an- nouncement that the government is looking for an apiarist in the Indian o& Apinrn at
 At Niantic MT. and Mrs. Harry Bond have announced the marriage of their son. Stephen, and Miss Laura Smith of Bloomington, III. MT. and Mrs. Bond will reside in Peoria, III.
 Alpha class of the Universa1ist Sun day school and Philathea class of the Congregational Sunday school have generously contributed money for the local Red Cross work.
 Miss Mary c. o'Nein of New Lon don is teaching in Lebanon this year. The schooIhouse was entirely destroy ed by fire recently. Two rooms of a dwelling are being used for school purposes.
 Notices have been received here for the 17th annual exhibition of the American Society of Miniature Paint  ing, New York, from March IS to April 23.
 A member of the Norwich Art school Miss Inez Horton, of Mantle, has taken charge of a Friday afternoon class of boys in metal work at the Falls club, a department of the United Workers.
 Thirty American painters contribute one example each to a display in the Macbeth galleries, New York, which is one of the current attractions. There is a rich Noank landscape by Henry w. Ranger.
 Connecticut members of the interna- tional executive board of the Society of Master House Painters and Dec orators of the United States and Can ada are attending the convention of the association being held in Cincinnati, O.
 At Hebron they are still recalling how cold it was a week ago today, when the thermometer indicated 26 de- grees below zero in Hope Valley on Tuesday morning. It was reported 26 degrees below zero at Leonard Bridge.
 The banns of marriage between At and Miss Mary A. Powers, until re- gently popular teacher at Broadway school, were published for the first time from St. Patrick's church pulpit Sunday.
 Cases to be tried in the supreme court next week include, from Wind ham county, Samuel F.. Lyman against Lucy A. Lyman, plaintiffs appeal; George Batta Ogins and others against Elm Farm Milk company, plaintiff s appeal from superior court.
 
 William J. Enes, who has been em- ployed in the dressing department of the Hockanum mill for 45 years, has been transferred to the Springville ployes in the dressing department pre- scented him a handsome pipe.
 A trade note which affects busi- ness hereabout Is to the effect that
 quilts are difficult to obtain in con- mercial quantities at the present time, the jobbers having cleaned ur about all the mills can make for as far ahead as the latter want to trade
 St. Mary's Tierney Cadet officers ot New London were installed Sunday evening. State President James A Mcdonald, County Director William H. McGuinness of Norwich, Miss Mar garet A. McCaffery of Norwich. An. drew Sullivan of Norwich made ad- dresses.
 First Lieutenant P. M. L1ugstedt c. A. C.. has been relieved from as- signment to the 88th company, placed on the unassigned list and will report to the commanding officer of the Coast Defense of Long Island sound at Fort H. G. Wright for duty on his staff.
 At BeI1eair Heights, Fla, the other day an automobile which Henry B Plant, son of Morton F. Plant, was driving, upset, and he and three young women and two men accompanying him were injured, young MT. Plant being badly cut when thrown through the windshield.
 The preliminary work. preparing to four-tracking the three mile stretch of the Shore Line division ot the New Haven road from Groton to Midway began Monday when r men of the Western Union Telegraph Go started removing poles and telegraph -1 T-s-