Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-16


1t will cost the state over 1000 to
supply marble headstones for 250 un-
marked graves of soldiers and sailors,
before Memorial day.
A forest IRE in the Lantern hill dis
trict last week swept over a number
of acres. The burning of the young
trees was the greatest damage.
July 4 has been set as the date for
the dedication Of Our Lady Of Per-
petual Help church, the new Polish
church in Huntington street, New
London.
We sell the best vacuum cleaner for
$500 The Tanning Studio. 50 Broad
way.-adv.
Next Sunday afternoon there is to
be the annual Rosary procession and
reception of new members of the
Young Ladies' Sodalities of st. Pat
rick's parish.
Tulip borders combined with bar
berry shrubs, at the residence of Mr..
and Mrs. A. H. Chase, on Otis street,
have been greatly admired by passers-
by this spring.
Frederick Rohineling of New York
city, the new proprietor Of the Inca
Inn, has arrived in Mantle and started
WOrk putting the place. III shape IOT
the coming summer.
One Norwich florist sold over 1000
white carnations for Mothers day, not
having enough to supply the demand.
Besides this, many colored carnations
and other flowers were sold.
Members in Norwich are being urged
to attend the Thirteenth Biennial
convention of the General Federation
- -, - -, Al -
York at the Seventh Regiment arm
DRY, May 2S-June 2.
Ten or twelve Norwich nurses will
go to New Haven tomorrow to attend
the annual meeting of the Graduate
Nurses Association of the state, at the
Hotel Garde, at p. m. The annual
dinner will be at o'clock.
A forest IRE swept over Mason's Is
land Friday, burning over nearly the
entire woodland, and had not volun-
teer fire fighters helped in putting it
out some of the summer cottages
there would have been burned.
st. James Lodge, No. %, r. & A. M.
works the third degree tonight at Ma
| sonic temple at 7.S0.-adv.
Remodeling and repairs at the Bush
nell homestead below Thamesville
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over 200 years, are being completed
by painting the large house white
with green blinds, in colonial style.
The central committee for the Re.
lief of Jews Suffering Through
the War, Harry Fischel. treas
urer, New Yorq, acknowledges new
gifts, including, from Colchester
Conn. $40. Jewish Farmers of A
Rockville. Conn, $50.
Daniel P. Porter, IA, died sunda!
afternoon at the Odd Fellows Fairviev
home after an Illness of about tw,
months. Mr.. Porter came from tn
City lodge Of New Haven. He is sur
vived by his wife an invalid son an
an adopted daughter.
The White Ribbon Banner for Ma
notes that Bridgeport, Stafford Spring.
} Torrington and Central Village hay
remembered the Stevens fund wit
offerings of SIS, 81, 50 and 50. Tots
$13. This money is used for the caus
Of national prohibition.
William P. Kaiser of Long Islam
lCity and Miss Eleanor M. Jerom
niece of Mrs. George Russell of Gre
I ton, were united in marriage Frida
evening at the residence of the bride
cousin, Mrs. Curtis Darling Mabre
n Riverview avenue. Groton.
Some $500 Episcopal clergymen wi
be affected by the new pension pla
, At the present time there are Z.
ministers i nthe church over 6S yea,
of age and eligible to retire from a,
g tive service as soon as the IS, 900 o.
pension fund becomes effective.
Three-masted schooner RosaI
Bellevue, which recently finished di
charging a cargo Of wood pulp at Il
plant of the Thames River Specialti
Co., has left for Eaton's Point, whe
shs will load sand for Halifax, N.
after which she will reload pulp f
the company.
The Teutonic Relief Committee,
which local people are interested,
getting in large returns each we
by means Of a WAR Relief" stan
which is the size of postage stan
Is in blue, yellow and black, and h
upon it the picture OF mother wi
a child In her arms.