Norwich bulletin., 1916-02-18


 Woodstock, have come down to Plain field.
 At 8 o'clock Thursday morning in St. Patrick's church, an anniversary high mass of requiem for Mrs. Cor nelius Collins was sung by Rev. J. H Frederick.
 At Farmers Institute at North Ashford chapel Saturday next, Prof A. J. Brundige of the Connecticut Az ricultural college will speak on Boys and Girls Club Work.
 Academy Girls Glee club concert tonight, at o'clock, Slater hall. Ad- mission 25c.-adv.
 Governor Holcomb said at Hartford Wednesday that in 1910 Connecticut raised 3,1S2,000 pounds of tobacco on 18,000 acres of land, the total crop having a valuation of $2,S25.O0O.
 There was a delay in the arrival of steamer Panama, from the Isthmas on which Charles H. Brown of Nor wich was a passenger and the steam CT did not reach New York until Thursday.
 Plans are being made by the officers of Mary Wooster chapter, D. A. R., of Danbury, for a luncheon at the Hotel Green to the state officers of the so- ciety on their visit to Danbury, Fri day, Feb. 25.
 During February, the splendid win ter cancellations are majestically sweeping by. with eight great first seen in this latitude, all visible at the same moment.
 K. of c. meeting changed from Fri day night to Sunday afternoon at 2.45 First degree Sunday.-adv
 The names of Horace w Bill and John Hildebrand should have been in cluded with those noted as winning the No. 1 Go-To- Church Band pin last term in the Second Congregational Sunday school.
 Eastford people in general will at tend a reception Saturday afternoon from three until five, Feb. 19, to be given in honor of the golden wedding of MT. and Mrs. D. M. Bennett at the Congregational chapel. May Pepper Vanderbilt, greates psychic in the world, Spiritual Acad emy. Sunday. II and 7.30.-adv.
 At the 32nd annual convention o the Connecticut Society of Civil Engi. neers in New Haven Wednesday Pau
 Spencer, assistant engineer of tht New Haven road, spoke on The Pur. posed Thames River Bridge at New London
 Those in charge of Red Cross head quarters Thursday were Mrs. A. N. H Vaughn, Mrs. c. H. Ricketts and Mrs R. w. Perkins in the morning, anC during the afternoon Miss Mary G Osgood, Miss Richards and Mrs. Der. tram Fisk.
 The pupils who are members of the St. Luke and St. Johns societies 0. St. Mary's school, New London, pre-. scented ,$120 to Rev. Paul Heating, the
 school supervisor, who recently wa. transferred to an assistant pastorshiI in Stamford.
 The tax collector will be at the store of John G. Potter, East Side. today from II a. m. to 1 p. m. to receive per Sonal taXeS.-adV.
 The mercury in different parts O. the town of Holland Tuesday mornins registered as follows: North end o street. zero; middle of Main street, below zero; at Sungamaug, B, and 2!
 below zero; south part of the town 90 degrees below.
 Miss Clara Buchter, who resided fl Colchester for the past five years, an( Robert Gilmore were united in mar. riage Monday afternoon at the home of the brides sister in Hampton. MT and Mrs. Gilmore will make theil home in New Haven. Senator Frank B. Brandegee ha. presented petitions of the Woman: Christian Temperance Unions O. and the petition of Mrs. Henry Nyt of South Coventry, favoring fedora censorship of motion pictures.
 The Second Congregational Churcl Improvement society will hold foot
 ry today (Friday), Feb. IS, from until 6 p. m.-adv.
 B. E. Spicer of Eastern Point SC. cured about two-thirds of his supply of ice during the first harvest a mum. Der of weeks ago, but since the las freezing period has not been able tt continue the work. The ice on hi. pond is now eight inches thick.
 Norwich relatives hear that MT. ana Mrs. Edward Chappen Ely (Sally Pol lock) who are on their wedding tril around the world, have gone back tt China, after a visit to Japan. In th' former country they have met Mrs Helen Howe Gage and MT. and Mrs Dickson H. Leavens, formerly of Nor wich.
 The young people of the Secont Congregational church have organized Pi Lambda Epsilon, with Ruth Breck enridge, president; Ralph Graham ani Jonathan Johnson, vice presidents
 and Louise Ernst, secretary-treasure Sunday school pupils, 12 years ana over, are eligible for membership 
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 The members of Norwich, Conn. Indn all z