Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

this evening.
 Yesterday was St. Charles day in the church calendar. camp, tonight and Saturday at S.-adv.
 wintry though it is, the milliners' windows are gay with their displays of spring hats.
 A number of horsemen from this vicinity are attending the horse sale in New York this week.
 During this week Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich is presiding in the superior court at Hartford
 A meeting of the executive commit tee of the State Policemen's associa- ton was held in New Haven Thursday afternoon.
 The final list as given out by the East Lyme board of relief is S2,06T,79 Deductions amounting to $22,3S4 have been made.
 J. M. O'Conneu of westfield has been appointed track supervisor between New Haven and Waterford on the New Haven railroad.
 The Parish guild of Trinity Episco- pal church has taken another supply of work to complete for the local branch of the Red Cross.
 Cheer up! Minstrels at Y. M. c. A. tonight and Saturday. Tickets 25c.- adv.
 A number of Mardi Gras affairs are being arranged for next Tuesday even- ing to mark the end of the social sea son, as Lent begins Wednesday.
 At the fourth quarterly conference of the South Methodist church, Man chester, Tuesday evening District Supt. G. G. Scriyener of Norwich presided.
 At the next grange meeting in ToI- land, March ', H. F. Judkins of Storrs college is to give an address on Im- proving the Quality of Milk and But ter.
 Senator George NJ. Landers of Ocean | avenue announced Tuesday that he will not be a candidate for governor on the l democratic ticket in this state this fall.
 | The state treasurer of the W. c. T. U. announces that dues have been re- | ceived from Meriden, New Milford, 1 Colchester, for 100, 19 and 8 members, respectively.
 l Loyal circle of the Kings Daugh- ters, Mrs. Louis A. Wheeler leader, spent Thursday afternoon at the Red l Cross room, working on congresses and bandages.
 Trolleymens dance, Pulaski hall, this evening; Drew's orchestra; 8.30-12 Cars to Baltic, Yantic and N. Lady.
 At Somers, MT. and Mrs. Clarence Richardson have sold the farm which | they bought about a year and a half ago from William c. Pease to Charles A. Sweet of Brookf1eld. Mass.
 New York papers note that Poultney Bigelow has just returned to his home at Maiden on Hudson after a series of lectures on Preparedness and is soon to start on another similar tour.
 Thursday morning Mrs. Charles D. Moves was in charge of the Red Cross headquarters, Mrs. William H. Dawley cutting. During the afternoon Miss I Osgood and Miss Richards had charge There is a chance to aid the loca, Red Cross by typewriting labels fol bandages, before the next box of hos pital supplies is sent away by Mrs. R W. Perkins, local secretary and treas urer.
 At Trinity Methodist church nexr Sunday will be communion Sunday The pastor, Rev. r. w. Coleman, is tc meet the probatiOners' class at the Junior league, service Sunday after. noon at 4.30.
 Capt. W. J. Lawrence, who has beer in charge of the MiddIetown Salvation Army work for the past three years has been transferred to South Nor walk to succeed Capt. E. w. Wilbur who has returned to Norwich.
 Special convocation of Franklin chap, ter, No. 4. R. A. M. at Masonic tempt, tonight at 7.30. Work in R. A. degree -adv.
 E. E. Spicer of Groton has secured crop of from 10 to 12 inch ice whicl is remarkably clear. During the frs part of his entire stock, but did no complete it until the last cold wave
 The funeral of Mrs. Sarah E. Da, Townsend, 72, daughter of the lat
 James I. Day, of Stonington, who die suddenly Monday at Pittsf1eld, Mass
 was held at St. Bartholomew church \ New York. Thursday at 10 a. m. Buria
 was private.
 The s. R. O. sign was dfsplaye a early Wednesday evening in the Bris 7 tol armory, where the operetta Passa tori was presented by the College clu a for the benefit of the scholarship fun
 in the Connecticut College for Wome on the Thames.
 Through the cooperation of the ex tension service department of the Con necticut Agricultural college, Storr! the Fairfield county farm bureau an \ the chamber of commerce, a poultr
 husbandry school is to be held in Dan bury March 15 and 16. Venus is the most beautiful objec now in the evening heavens. The plane is moving very rapidly eastward an
 northward among the stars, so that b
 the end of the month it will set ia
 in the northwest and shine in tn evening skies until four hours afte m sunset.
 When the annual business meetin
 of the Mantle Public Library associa
 ton was held Tuesday afternoon {
 the home of Miss Annie Bond it wa voted that the officers act as a con
 mittee to consider plans for securin a money towards the erection of @ ne library.
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