Norwich bulletin., 1916-03-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

Lgn motor vehicle lamps at 6.18 this evening.
 A meeting of the Statute Revision Commission was held at the Capitol in Hartford Saturday morning.
 Ladies' night at the Elks' club Tues day evening.-adv.
 The schooners silas Brainard of New London Is mentioned among craft built before 1s45 and still afioat.
 In a number of the schools exer- c1ses to commemorate the Shakes peare ter-centenary are in progress.
 At Union, 100000 feet of lumber from the Batchelder lot is being saw ed in the Bigelow sawmill this winter.
 The Lenten sermons tin St Pat rtck's church each Sunday evening are to be delivered by a Passionist Fa- ther from Boston.
 Auto livery for Charity ball. See T. J. Fitzgerald. Phone 977.-adv.
 Tonight's meeting of Queen Esther Circle of Trinity Methodist church is to be held with Miss Lillian Stock dale of Cedar street. Although there is considerable an | chor ice in the river, steamer Chel- SSct lOuIlO d 1Eee CndIln0l III nGE lI1p up, Saturday morning. l Most of the local greenhouses are in 1 fine shape just now, sunny days hav- | ing done much, especially for the car nations, roses and violets. Owing to the difficulty in obtaining 1 coal the stone cutters employed at | MIilstone have been idle for some time 1 but have returned to work 
 For a geed time, attend the Charity | ball in the aTmory this evening.-adv.
 The British-American War Relief f Fund, of which Lady Herbert is the president, acknowledged Saturday | S20 from Friends in Baltic"
 Trappers and collectors of furs in i Connecticut are expecting benefit from | the next big public auction of furs, to be held in New York March 27
 The communion services in the | churches were largely attended yes terday, a bright winter day helping to increase the size of the congregations.
 A sign has been set on the new Hopkins & Allen office building and are on the former HoWie property, now the Hopkins & Allen employment office.
 Wonderful man, wonderful lecture Russell H. Conwell, Y. M. c. A. course tonight.-adv.
 The Duryea Relief Fund was in- creased last week by more than $1,175 Gifts acknowledged from New York Sunday included Miss Stevens class of Pomfret $1O.
 Those in charge of the Red Cross room have been greatly aided by Charles Bard, who has typewriter the labels for the bandages prepared for the next shipment.
 A. J. Brundage of the Connecticut Agricultural College is to speak on Boys and Girls Clubs at an open grange meeting at Andover this (Mon- day) evening, at the town hall
 Noank fishermen have been notified to ship their catches to Fulton mar ket immediately as there is a short age and a price considerably in excess of any which have been set before is being given.
 pr. Russell H. Conwe1 lectures on Acres of Diamonds" in Y. M. c. A course tonig.ht.-adV.
 Members from this state will attend the second national conference of the American Game Protective and Pro- pagation association to be held to- | toria, New York.
 The Jewish people of Hebron will have Hn agricultural meeting in the town hal! this week. A man from Storrs college will address them There will be other speakers who will address them in Hebrew
 The first annual state meeting of the musical clubs which are members of the Connecticut Federation of Mus ical clubs will be held Thursday March 16, at the home of Mrs. Antoi- nette Wright, 149 Deer Hill avenue, in Danbury.
 The engag cement of Miss Beatrice H Bonnell third daughter of the late J Harper Bonnell and Mrs. BonnelI ot l New York to Waldo Running of Lyme a graduate of Princeton University class of '02.
 The large number of tickets sold fo, the Charity ball this evening indicate. a, very large crowd-adv. The fourth annual meeting of the Tax Officials association of Connec ? ticut, is to be held in the senate cham
 Der at the capitol tomorrow (Tues . present assessors and members O boards of relief have been invited
 Much work was accomplished a Red Cross headquarters Saturday
 when Mrs. James Lewis Smith ant
 Mrs. Mary A. c. Norton were il
 charge in the morning, Mrs. z. R
 Robbins and Miss Phelps havin;
 charge during the afternoon hours
 There are at the state prison fl . Wethersf1eld 666 inmates, a greate
 number by 2S than ever before, ac
 cording to Warden Ward A. Garner One-half the 72 new cells complete
 two months ago are occupied and n
 prisoners are awaiting prison in coun
 ty jails.
 : Attend the Charity ball this evenin ,, at the armory; to 8.30, concert b . Drew's augmented orchestra. Gran :. march at g o'cl0ck.-adv. l. Harry F1schel of New York, treas
 urer of the Central Committee for tn " Relief of Jews Suffering Through tn
 War, states that this committee ha
 received $8S8, 8,132.74. The contribu
 tions acknowledged Sunday include | NOrXpjch Conn S41 a1Sn NoruioI