Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-17
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Norwich, Friday, March IL, 1915.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light motor vehicle lamps at s.2s
this evening.
K of C. meeting postponed from |
Friday night to Sunday at 2.45 p. NJ
adv.
The shamrock and green carna-
lions and roses will be the popular ia |
vors today.
Owls whist postponed from tonight |
to Friday evening. March 24th.-adv. |
The sleighing has been given a new |
lease of usefulness by the snow which !
has packed down hard on most of the |
roadways.
Tomorrow Saturday, California
Orange Day." will be celebrated in this
city as well as in many others of the
United States.
The Universalist Y. P. c. U. will
have a food sale in Thayer building,
$50 a. m. Saturday-adv.
New machinery is being installed
in the Kirby jewelry shop at Mans
field Hollow which will make work
for several more hands.
Fifty members of the Connecticut
Agricultural college are to meet al
o'clock this (Friday) evening for
dinner at a Hartford hotel.
A few hours of sunshine Thursday
did much to improve the condition of
the sick and the aged, who have found
the stormy week most trying.
At o'clock Thursday in st. Pat
ricks church an anniversary high mass
of requiem for Thomas NJ. Shea was
sung by Rev. J. H. Frederick
Tho four days suspension of the
road ended at midnight Tuesday, and
| the embargo is again in full effect.
At the Thursday evening prayer
| meeting in the Central Baptist church
| the topic was Power. Luke "a: 40.
For hugging two young women on
the street. George H. Fitzgerald, p,
| who recently went to Bridgeport from
| Norwich, was fined $50 in the city
| court.
Tomorrow Saturday at Fort H. G.
| Wright, proposals for constructing
! set officers quarters at Fort Terry, will
| be received for the third time by the
| government officials.
| There will be a meeting of Vernon
grange this evening at Grange hall,
I y
| and Dairy Farming" by Harrison L.
| Hamilton of Ellington.
The rite of confirmation will be ad-
| ministered at st. James church, Poque-
tanuck, Saturday at p. m. by Rt Rev.
Edward Campion Acheson, suffragan
bishop of Connecticut.
Senator Frank B. Brangegee has in
troduced a bill to correct the military
record of Richard NJ Of COI-
hnsville, late of Company B, First Con-
necticut Heavy Artillery.
See 1.-THE Time of His Life" for 15c
at Greeneville Cong. church parlors
this evening, also ice cream on SALE
adv.
A supply of beautiful typewriter
labels, to mark the bandages to be sent
off in the tenth box being prepared
was brought to the Red Cross rooms
Thursday by Charles Bard.
Within few days a movement will
be inaugurated in New London for thu
formation Of a cavalry troop not t.
exceed 200. DR.. George z. Bitgood Il
in charge of the preliminary arrange
ments.
Preparations are being made b,
Methodists for a celebration on the las
day of this month in commemorative
> of the one hundredth anniversary o
the death of Francis Asbury. the frs
! Methodist bishop in America.
A Salem summer resident, Samue
Caulkins, quitely celebrated his 92n
birthday Thursday. at his apartment
at the Mohican hotel. New Londor
where he makes his home with hi
daughter, Miss Augusta Caulkins
3 The Danbury News says: Loca
fourth degree Knights Of Columbu
have received notice from John N
= Lee, Of Norwich, master of the de
gree, that a regree disqualification wi
4 be held in New Haven, on Sunday
May %.
4 In spite of the storm, six member
of Comfort circle of the Kings Daugh
tiers met Wednesday afternoon wit
4 Mrs. L. Leone Branche of Laurel Hi
4 avenue. In the absence of the leade
and vice leader, Mrs. William H. Bake
1 presided.
The Southern New England Meth
odist conference, which meets at MOI
witch, opening on Wednesday, Marc
%, will be attended by Rev John I
Buckley Of Rockville Methodist churc
and Rev. E. o. Newton of Verno
Z Methodist church.
The Red Cross headquarters was
Il OIL b1TTS. - n. ftiCkGIIS, Mrs.
D. Moves and Mrs. W. H. Dawley, {
4 Thursday morning. During the af
ernoon, Miss Osgood, Miss Richard
and Mrs Betram Fisk had charge, Mi.
Trumbul1 assisting.
The ladies of the Second Congregs
tiona1 church will hold a food sa
over the Otis library today F'riday
from to p. m.-adv.
The next annual meeting of the Coz
necticut Congregational club is to I
- held next Tuesday evening in Cent
church, Hartford when the speak
ee will be Rev. DR.. Washington Glal
e. den, whose topic will be "Our Il
u ternatlonal Relations"
K. Rev. G. G. Scrivener, district supe
intendent Of the Norwich district, he
. the fourth quarterly conference at t
East Thompson parsonage last wee
4, the conference unanimously request
the return OF the pastor, Rev. ]. r. M
Ter, for the tenth year.