Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-22
GALES FERRY
Pastor Advocates a Self Denial Week Progress on New BungaIow-Dis- order of Cottage Recently Burglar ized.

order of Cottage Recently Burglar ized.
 Rev. James M. Potter spoke from II Cor. 8th chapter, 9th verse, Palm Sun day, the theme being Passion Week Self Denial. Rev. MT. Potter said he gave this sermon by request on the I topic and urged his hearers to surren- der some longed-for object, luxury or pleasure during the week, and use the value for an Easter offering for the special work of Bishop Warne in In- dia- Special envelopes for this pur- pose were in the veStibule, which he requested every member of the con gregation to take and return with an Easter offering next Sunday. Superintendents III. Rev. MT. Potter was in charge of the | Sunday school session, as illness pre- vented the attendance of both super 1 intendents, c. E. Colver and D, c. Per | EinS.
 Miss Jennie G. Perkins led the Ep- worth league service at 7.30 o'clock I with this topic, Getting Along With l music and readings bearing on the 1 topic.
 Copied Denver Bungalow.
 The new bungalow being built for Rev. Allan Shaw Bush of New London on the land he purchased of Moves B. l Allen is we'll advanced, the studding 1 and outside boarding being practically l cone. Rev. Mir. Bush has resided in l Eenver, Col, for a number of years and the bungalow is a reproduction of enc in that city. It is expected to be i finished in June.
 A carload of fertilizer consigned to i Peter Hoffman of Long Cove was un- 1 loaded at the siding here on Monday. Fred Turner and Richard Chase, also l Of Long Cove, were engaged in cart ing it to their respective farms.
 Bradford A. Latham of Gui1ford and Charles E. Latham of Hartford, sons of the late Thomas Latham, were business callers in the place Saturday, making the journey by automobile.
 Party on Birthday.
 Mrs. J. A. Birch entertained party tny's birthday last Saturday afternoon A chOwder supper was served, games were played and Mss Birch received many pleasing gifts.
 Miss Emma Davis of Norwich was i in the place several days the past week experimenting the work of inn ! ProVement on her cottage.
 MT. and Mrs. George E. Pitcher anG daughter, Miss Miriam Pitcher anG guest of Norwich spent Sunday at the Pitcher cottage on the Bluff.
 Mrs. Harry Norman and children O. New London spent Monday with Mrs F. L. Norman of Allyn's Point.
 Renovating Cottage.
 Frank Davis and Walter Hill of Nor. wich have been busy the past weel ps pering and painting the interior O the Davis cottage for the occupancy O
 the Fay family of the submarine base I Cottage BurgIarized.
 Judge Alfred Steers and Mrs Steer I lo-- o , i Brooklyn, N. Y, with Mrs. E. J. Bal com of Montclair, N. J., were at thei
 cottages on the Bluff, Wednesday f The Steers cottage was one that hat been burglarized during the pas
 winter and the family found thing very much disturbed.
 Rowland H. Perkins and MT. John 7 son, of New London, were caller: Sunday afternoon, on MT. Perkins s brother, Dudley c. Perkins, who ha!
 been i'll for some days past, but i: l now convalescing.
 The annual brush fire on Allyn: l Mountain, north of the village, oc. , cured Saturday afternoon.
 Mrs. Irwin Haley of Brooklyn. N
 Y, is the guest of her daughter, Mrs . Billings F. S. Crandall at Channelsidt : farm, Soddard's Wharf. Mrs. Lucius Brown of Norwich wa! , entertained at the home of her uncle : Moves B Allyn, last Wednesday. Mrs. Reginald Fitzmaurice and son Edward, of Providence, R. l., were a their cottage, the Pioneer, Wednes
 day.
 Pev. Gurdon F. Bailey of Collins
 vile, a former summer resident, wht
 occupied one of the cottages at Rive l View farm, with his family, was il s the place Tuesday.
 Linemen at Work. c Men employed by the American Tel 5, ephone and Telegraph Co. are clear
 ing and cutting brush along the line g from Groton to Norwich this week. Mrs. Curtis Gates and little daugh
 ter, Marjorie of New London, hay - been spending a number of days wit
 Mrs. Gates parents, MT. and Mrs t Harmon L. Perkins.
 Mrs. Charles Winchester of Nor
 wich, was a caller at the home of Mis , Laura A. Perkins, Friday. V Investigating Committee.
 At the meeting of the official boar 1t of the NJ. E. church, Wednesday eve
 ming, an Investigating committee wa d appointed to have charge of churc d repairs, Rev. James M. Potter, R. II l. wing Hurlbutt, c. B. Colver and D. (
 Perkins, Misses Alice Satterlee an
 Jennie G. Perkins. It was decided | , hold a board meeting every month ,d the vestry.
 Special observance of Good Frida , was held at the evening service in th d M. E. church service, in the M. ] '- church. An official board meeting wa ,- held previous to this meeting at 5 s,, o'clock.
 D Easter Sunday will be observed t , a special sermon by Rev. James \ z, Potter, and the choir will sing Eastt