Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-03-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light motor vehicle lamps ut s.24
this evening.
Mi1lxmen and other early risers note
that It is daybreak now shortly after
o'clock.
Florists are featuring tiny pots or
growing shamrocks, as st. Patrick's
Day favors.
Hot supper, zoe, Spiritual Academy
today. Test medium Sunday.-adv.
A Danie1son automobile party of
six came to Norwich Tuesday to at
tend the Automobile show.
A number of women from surround
ing towns attended the Norwich mil
linery openings yesterday.
sleet and snow Tuesday evening
helped reach the total of thirty-four
storms predicted for the season.
Presbyterians are spending this as
a week Of se1f-sacrifice in their cam
paign to raise S., 900 for missions.
Next Sunday is the quarterly COM
munfon Sunday for the Senior Hey
Name socieSy of st. PatriciS's Parish
A book Of timely interest recently
secured by the Otis library is H. G.
Dwight's Constantinople, Old and New.
The railroad embargo is leaving a
number OF cities short of milk bottles
but the Norp ich supply appel,s to lie
arnD.n.
AT Calvary Episcopal church, Ston-
ington, this wednesday, evening Rev.
]. w. Areson. Of Grace church. Yantic,
will preach.
The Philanthea class of the First
Baptist church has contributed 50 to-
wards pro Wiling material for the Rcd
Cross work.
Spring Opening. Collins Millinery,
67 Broadway, Wednesday and Thurs
day, March Is and 16.-adv.
Farmers are receiving from the gov
eminent suggestions and directions re-
garding March pruning of trees, vines
and shrubs.
Teachers and pupils are now back
| in schools, after so many absences due
| to illness and the attendance is nor
NAL once more.
The Women's prayer meeting at
| Bushnell chapel Tuesday afternoon
| was led in an able manner by Miss
Marion +. Powelson.
| One of the show windows Of Lee &
Osgood's has been attracting much
attracting much attention. having been
| fitted up with references to National
Baby Week.
There is a possibility that music
| lovers may have an opportunity of
| hearing the recently remodeled organ
| at Trinity Episcopal church in a, pub
lie organ recital.
Spring opening today. tomorrow and
| Friday. Misses Gregoire, Thayer
building, Franklin square.-adv.
The committee of Trinity Methodist
| church is busfnly engaged securing
roofs for those who will attend con-
! ference. Besides the ministers, a
| largo number. of visitors will desire
! to come to Norwich during Confer
| ence week.
| A Waterbury paper notes that Rev
| Hugh Treanor, Of the Church of the
Sacred Heart, who dislocated his left
| shoulder recently in a fall at the
| rectory, was able to be about or
Sunday and addressed the members
| of the congregation.
At the Ralston Galleries, New York
there is an exhibition which falls II
line with the others held this year a
these galleries. A number Of Ameri
can artists are represented each b.
one picture the canvasses including
work by Guy c. Virgins, the Lynn,
artist.
Shriners who are interested hav,
been notified Of the preliminary plan
for the annual tour conducted unde
the auspices of Pyramid Temple, No
bles Of the Mystic Shrine, of Bridge
) port, to take place July to %, durini
the session Of the Imperial council
which will be held in Buffalo.
Stevens the photographer, wishe.
to announce to his patrons that on and
after April 1st he intends to dispose
of all negatives made previous to thu
year 1912. Those wishing to retain
or buy their own negatives will please
notify him at once. Tel. 508.-adv.
Tuesday morning Mrs. William 3
Birge and Miss Richards were il
charge at Red Cross headquarters. In
the afternoon Mrs. F. S. Young's class
| Alpha class of the Universalist Sunda!
| school, in charge Of Mrs. Young
worked at preparing bandages