Norwich bulletin., 1916-04-05
QaaeRanlatita.
Norwich, Wednesday, April 5, 1916.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Light motor vehicle lamps at Sat
this evening.
Choirs are holding extra rehearsals
of Easter cantatas.
The local policemen appeared in
their spring caps Monday.
A flock of wild gees was seen fly
lrg over Michigan park Sunday.
Mccall Patterns on sale at ]. F..
March, 10 Broadway.-adv.
Members of church societies in
suburban towns are planning May
breakfasts.
On clear days now local photogra-
piers are busy, as the custom of giving
Tuesday afternoon the women's
prayer meeting at Bushnell chapel was
ably led by Mrs. Calvin J. Roath.
The state board of pharmacy met
Tuesday at the capitol to examine
candidates for pharmacists licenses.
Nice hot supper at Spiritual Acad-
envy today, 20 cents.-adv.
Quartermaster Sergeant Philip Spell
man is to set the flag at buckingham
Memorial at half staff today because
OF the funeral of Joseph H. Jewett
White Cross council members, K. of
C., have voted to receive Eastertide
communion in a body at the first mass
in St Patrick's church Sunday next
The annual parade Of the state
Catholic Total Abstinence union will
be held in Ansonia Saturday, June II.
A field day will be held in connection
with the parade.
Detective Merrill S. Louks, formerly
of WarrenVille, in New Haven Mon
day paid his fine of SIS imposed in the
police court for assault, and his appeal
/ to the common pleas court was drop
ped.
At sale of pictures by different
owners at the American Art galleries
at New York last week a small can
vas, Evening on the Little River, by
Henry A. Ranger, the Noank artist,
brought $3.50.
Somerset lodge will work the Fell
l'lowcraft degree tonight at 730-adv.
State Treasurer F. S. Chamberlain
is calling attention to the law cover
| ing bonds, notes or other evidence Of
| debt, and balances in banks, on May
| LIST, liable to state tax. Savingc banks
| deposits are exempt
! Norwich friends of Rev. Andrew J.
| Potter of Noank, the venerable and
| beloved pastor of the Waterford
| Seventh Day Baptist church, remem-
bered him with cards and best wishes
Monday, his SD birthday.
The funeral of Hamilton Wallis, 70.
of Colchester, who died Saturday in
New York, was held Tuesday at 8. 80
| p m. at the residence of his sister
| Mrs. H. ]. Jaquith 81 North Arlington
avenue, East Orange, n. J.
The weekly meeting of the state
| tuberculosis commission was held at
| the capitol Monday. The members
considered the form of a blank to be
| sent to factories and schools concern
ing statistics for tubercular data.
| At Red Cross headquarters Tuesday
morning Mrs. William B. Birge and
| Mrs. William a. Norton were in
| charge. Mrs. Fred s. Young, Mrs.
| Walter Bussey and other members of
| Alpha class had charge during the
| afternoon.
| The entertainment which was to be
| held at Henry Hugh Osgood Memo
| rial Wednesday evening April 9Th,
Will take place Monday evening, April
| lULn.-aQV.
Bishop frank W. Warne, one of the
! leaders in the Methodist denomination
in this country and abroad, who spoke
| at the conference here last week, re-
i turned from India on the same steamer
with Mr.. and Mrs. William NJ. Zumbro.
| who are now in Norwich
A Norwich man who returned from
New York Tuesday evening declares
that the advance in the prices of meats
and vegetables there is alarming. He
| expresses the opinion that everyone
who can have garden should plant
| one this year, in particular.
At Rockville Monday, William H,
Hall of Wilmington was elected state
| central committeeman at the 35th SEN
| atorial district republican convention.
| Delegates to the state convention
| named were G. DenisOn Talcott, Yer
non, and William Warner, Hebron.
| Friday is the anniversary of the
death of Mrs. Cassidy, wife of DR..
Patrick Cassidy of Washington street
| and members of her family, with other
relatives and friends, will gather at a
| requiem mass for the repose of her
soul in st. Patrick's church on that
day.
Speakers at the equal franchise
meeting and civic lecture at the HoteI
| Taft, New Haven, this afternoon will
include Miss Charlotte Nolyneux HoI-
| Iowa yof New London special inyesti-
gator for the state bureau of labor
who will be heard on Working Girls in
Connecticut.