Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-10
VARIOUS MATTERS


 meet at the capitol Tuesday morn ing.
 L. D. Meitzel has purchased the ern Point road.
 The spring term at Norwich Free Academy begins this morning, after a vacation of one week.
 The annual dinner of the Connecti- cut Amherst Alumni is to be held at the University club at Hartford, April 26.
 Drews orchestra at the Sodality so- ciaI Easter Monday, Olympic hall.- adv.
 Last year, Easter fell on April 4th, Saturday, deeper than that of yester- day.
 The Benevolence committee of the Central Baptist church has reported all apportionments fully met for the past year.
 Rev. Charles H. E1dredge of Mantle occupied the plpuit of the Baptist church at Rockville Sunday morning and evening.
 The Army and Navy Club of Con- necticut will hold it's annual meet Ing at the Griswold, Eastern Point, Tuesday, June 27.
 At former Congressman D. w. Hig- gins peach orchards, at Massapeag, the severe winter does not appear to have injured the buds very seriously. The banns of marriage between At torney Charles B. James and Miss | Ruth l.. Jordan were published for the first time Sunday, in St. Patrick 8 l church.
 License your dog in the town clerks ! office now. One dollar extra after May | frst-adV.
 1 The British American War Relief | Fund, 6S1 Fifth avenue, New York, of which Lady Hrebert is president, ac- knowledged yesterday from Friends | Baltic, Conn, SIP.
 Rev. Robert Fletcher of Quaker Hill | conducted the weekly Vesper service at Thames hall, Connecticut College Sunday afternoon. Music was pro- 1 vided by the college choir.
 Rev. William A. Keefe of Plainffeld will deliver an Illustrated lecture on America at St. Marys Star of the Sea | church, New London, Thursday, April l 27, under the auspices of the Holy Name society.
 Mrs. James Lewis Smith and Mrs Robert w. Perkins were in charge of ] Red Cross headquarters Saturday morning. Mrs. Frank I. Royce and Mrs. William I. Cook had charge dur ing the afternoon.
 | At the Montauk Avenue Baptis church, New London, series of evan. geltstic meetings was begun on Sun. day. From Sunday to Thursday tht evangelist is to be Rev. w. H. Laki1 of Montville, recently of Plainfeld.
 Something different An evening O fun in a San Francisco Coffee House at the Hugh Henry Osgood Memoria this evening, to 10.-adv.
 Euphemian Circle of the King Daughters has provided the materia and given a complete layette of 8 pieces, for the Serbian babies outfit being prepared at the Red Cross room A donation of money was given also
 The State Pharmaceutical associa tion and the Travelling Mems Auxiliar have decided on the Hotel Shorehan located at Morris Cove, New Haver as the place for the meetings of tn sion June 21-22.
 Josephine NJ. Bousquet of Staffor Springs was granted a, decree of di vorce from Japhet Bousquet of Yanti on the grounds of desertion, in tn < superior court at Rockville by Judg Joel H. Reed. There was no appear ance by Bousquet.
 Rev. J. M. Trammer, who was as signed to the Holland and Crystal Lax Methodist parishes by the conferenc 4 at Norwich. has refused to go ther
 and has entered the New York con
 ference. Nothing definite has bee arranged about his successor
 Business continues in an unpre = cedented volume at the office of tk
 automobile department at the capito
 Chief Clerk Arthur F. Connor state
 Saturday that during the past wee P more than 5000 mail applications fC register numbers were received. 3 Connecticut students at Holy Gro!
 College, Worcester, Mass, are holdir ]. their own, in fact some of them al
 in the front rank when the month = awards are made Among those WI
 received testimonials at the last reaC
 ing was Robert H. Mahoney of No
 wich.
 n Yesterday, Passion Sunday, Rev. P,
 ter J. Cuny, preached in St. Patrick 5, church from lamentations, I. 12 "R,
 hold, and see if there be any sorro It like unto my sorrow" a wonderful
 graphic summary of the events leaC
 ing up to the sublime tragedy of u
 cruciffxion.
 Arthur H. Petts, a clerk for tl
 American Hardware Corporation
 New Britain, has been given a d
 vorce from Mabel Cook Petts, WI
 lives in New Britain. They were ma. 1. ried in Groton June 15, 1911 Pet = charged that the woman, deserted hi
 Nov. 4, 1911.
 As Rev. J. H. Broderick is sufferil
 from an attack of rheumatism, u . first mass in St. Patricks church Su -- day was read by Rev. Peter J. Gun
 who was assisted by Rev. Nyles
 Calvin in giving holy communion
 White Cross Council, K. of C., and t 8, many other communicants. n Miss chauvenet Playing in Boster ~ A Boston Sunday paper had t
 following reference to a young actre
 who made @ number of friends in Nc
 wich while filling engagements at t .. local theatre;
 'N Miss Virginia Chauvenet, now
 member of Margaret Illington's co, -- pany in The Lie, was last seen in BI l& ton as a member of the Henry Jew