Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-31
VARIOUS MATTERS

Tomorrow isConfererce Sunday ! in
4 the Methodist churches. when tina pas
tors are absent at Prevalence.
The fur auction in New York. clos
es today has proved profitableeto q
number of Connecticut petit buyers.
| Pre-Easter traas in the stores was
promises to be OF most Satisfactory
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One Of The St1ssss e tss NIX Len
A. Johnson Of Montyllle. who has the
rank Of lieutenant.
Some of the workers at the Red
Cross room Friday were showing re-
narkable proficiency in their prepare
ton OF hospital supplies. -
Thirteen men were employed on the
foundation of the Sistare inn at Lords
i oint the past week. James Tyler has
charge of the men who came from
| Westerly.
About $40 chicks have been Matched
in two of the 6ve incuhators owned
| by Miss Marjorie Barber of Plain Hill.
and other broods are due to come out
4 next week. Es
All the ice has gone out of Trad
| find that the ice has disappeared this,
week, the lake having been frozen
since December. 80
The second woman to enlist in the
Naval Reserves at New London is
/ Miss Gertrude Selesnitsky qof Water
/ ford. who has been given the rating
OF chief yeoman-
Town Clerk Charles s. Holbrook has
received the customary allotment of so.
copies Of the Gorernor,s Fast Day
Proclamation, which viii be read in a
number of the churches tomorrow.
OF the 1ss. patients cared for in
provided by the United Workers. SO
| were medical cases, IS tubercular. -
obstetrical. q surgical and 4 pre- ma :.
| tai
Men! Hear AL Craig sing at mems
| rally, 8. so tomorrow. in Thayer- build
| ing.-ady.
At the mid-weelz meeting. of the
Second Congregational church of the
praise, prayer and conference, the
topic, vigorously led by the pastor,
was "Outward and Inward Clean
ness"
Differences over the price of milk
existing between the D Connecticut
Milk Producers association and shec
Connecticut Milk Dealers association
will be arbitrated by a committee OF
seven.
A former Ledvard girl. Miss Eloise.
White, has been appointed musical di-
rector in Saybreoll schools. Her pre-
vious engagements have been in New
| Orleans where she was teacher for
| two years.
and four messenger boys in the Nor.
witch Office of the Western Union Tel
egraph company will benefit by the
new ruling of an S-hour day with pay
for nine hours.
a special car on the els. a. m train
out of New York Friday carried
friends and former students who at
Keep at Pennington. Returning. there
was a private coach at. 5.oa p. m. from
Hartford.
In case Rev. r. w. Coleman should
leave Trinity Methodist church, Nor
witch, for St. Marks church. Brook
other conference. the New England, in
stead Of the Southern New England as
at present.
similar carbouated drinks announce an
increase in the prices of these goods,
to become effective April 1. The price
of quarts will be s. cents a case, of
small bottles. sixty cents, and Of seller,
fifty cents. e-s.s-.s5z ~
Practically an the colleges close this
week for the spring vacation. but q
number of the boarding schools will
remain. in session until the coming
week. Connecticut students at Dana
hail will not return until Wednes-.
day, April f.
A New York paper noted Friday
that the Charles F. Noyes company
has placed a $4,000 loan for ten
years covering property belonging to
the estate Of Helen Spaufding. at the |
southwest corner OF Alder and Park |
streets, Portland, Ore.
: The steam yacht Kanawtaa. original
ly owned bv Fl. H. Rogers, later by |
Morton #. Plant OF Eastern Point. and i
more recently by John Gordon, has
for patrol duty and is being fitted out /
with guns in the Brooklyn navy yard.
william r. Lord Of OLD Saybrook
has brought suit asainst Harry and /
Ben MusSolovitz, address not given, |
TO recover $3.50 damages and Consta-
BILE William A. Doane has attached a /
horse and wagon. harness. a chick
en- crate, and an OF yoke to cover shej
action.
was awarded s.. o06. As in the superior
court in a suit against Annie Ba-
boil for injuries, when the latteras
automobile collided With his motor I
Cy1CSs ~ TeStQenL OF NoEW1cn,
son of Mrs. Nellie Barber HorsfaIL
He is student at the University OIL
Vermont.
Eighty three paintings which rel
manned in the studio OF the late Hem
~ w. Ranger. the Noank artist, at
his death last year brought sS1 SIS
Thursday night at auction in a Newt
York Art galleries. Some of the sub
iects were Fishers Island Cove Moon
hght-Noank, Top Of Lords Hill. Au-
tImn-AIasons Island.
Immigrants from Germany.
Despite the difficulties of travel more
than "A 900 immigrants came to ti1e.I
United States during January. Off