Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-03
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich, Monday, April 3, 1916.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Light motor vehicle lamps at s.45
this evening.
April srd is st. Richards day In the
church calendar.
Trolley cars and trailers on the
lines north were crowded Saturday.
Some Of the small ponds in the
suburbs are still covered with ice.
Andrew Maher is having his cottage
at Best View repaired and improved.
One weather prophet predicts
rather mild and dry spring generally.
Charles J. Hoagland, So, died satur-
day at his home in Waterford Several
children survive.
There was a brisk shower early on
Sunday morning, but the day proved
sunny and springlike.
In the movements of naval vessels
it is stated that the Tonopan has left
Block Island for New London.
A Mystic patient, Miss Imogene Wa
trous. has been brought to the Nor
witch sanatorium for treatment.
The city water wagon made its first
1916 trip over some of the dusty
downtown streets. Sunday noon.
Under the railroad bridges the She
tucset river is running high, following
so much melting of snow at points
north
One or the large Linicus cottages at
Neptune park has been leased for the
| season by Mr.. and Mrs. Percy S. Pal
mer of Oakdale.
Rev. Richard r. Graham, rector of
Christ church, conducted vesper ser
vtce at Connscticut college Sunday
afternoon at 4.45.
The preacher for the Lenten service
in st. Marks church, Mystic, Friday
evening, was Ven. Archdeacon J. Ell
dred Brown, of Norwich.
! Poquonoc is to have a new Baptist
parsonage. The women Of the village
have taken hold of the scheme and
they will see that it goes through.
At the state meeting of the Connec-
ticut icemen in Hartford. CORTLAND E
Oliver, Of the Navy Yard was elected
a member of the executive committee
Ruth Pendleton Of Westbrool and
| Otto Yankee were married last week
| in New Haven The groom is a pri-
vate in the L. S. army and is station
ed at Fort Terry.
A Syrian missionary priest said
mass at II o'clock Sunday morning, ii
! the basement chapel of st. Patrick's
church, for the Is or 16 Syrian fami-
lies OF the parish.
Ten young men from the Hartford
High school have been spending sew.
eral days at Crescent Beach, the guests
of Raymond B. Case of Norwich, a
Mrs. Avery Smiths cottage.
Portraits of women and children are
shown for the current fortnight in the
City club, New York, one of the art
lists represented being De Witt NJ
Lockwood, a Windham summer resi-,
dent.
Saturday morning the Red Cross
headquarters was in charge of Mrs
James Lewis Smith and Mrs John c
Averill. In the afternoon, Mrs. Aver.
i'll and Mrs. Robert W. Perkins were
in charge.
Mr.. and Mrs Morton F. Plant o
Eastern Point, who have been spend
ing several weeks at resorts in Flori
da. following a trip to California re
turned Saturday to their winter hom
in New York.
The Groton Bank temperance meet
ing Sunday evening held in Grotol
/ Congregational church was addresses
by Rev. Joseph Cooper, Of Broclltor
Mass, who is attending the Methods
| conference in Norwich
Case Brothers of Manchester, who re
Gently bought most of the equipmen
Of the Brookside Paper company. ar
: ing of their mill in Andover mad
necessary the seeking of other quart
5 ers.
At the Second Congregational churc
Sunday evening at SIS Pi Lamba Epil
son held a meeting in the church par
lors. Rev. H. J. Wyckoff had charg
of the service. speIaing on 1.-The Doc
trims of Sin. It's Nature, Effect, an
Cure.
A New London man. who does nc
wish to have his name mentioned 6
this time, has given $4,000 to D
| Daniel Sullivan, head surgeon an
physician Of Lawrence Free hosp
tai. for the erection of an addition;
building.
The cottage in Neptune park. owne
b by Mrs. Joseph c.. Worth, of Norwic
has been leased for the season by
E. Ripley of Hartford, a summer res
ident of the park for several year
| who is a son Of the late John c. Ri
= ley Of Norwich.
4 The central committee fund for tt
I relief of Jews suffering through IL
war. subscriptions to which are sent
Harry Fischel, treasurer, New Yor
was increased last week by gifts il
Guiding Willimantic com. 500, Ne
II London com. $50.
Under the provisions Of section
Of the motor vehicle law of 1915, son
indictment is made to those who res
lister their cars after having laid the
UP for a time during the winter ar
as Friday was the end Of the mont
a rush was made to register automt
biles.