Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at s.4s this evening.
 The Connecticut College for Women
 closed Wesnesday for a weeks Easter l recess.
 Plans for May breakfast are Groton. Now for Easter violets, sewet peas,
 dafodils ,etc. Hunt the florist, phone 113o.-adv.
 As is customary. The Bulletin will
 publish the programmes of Easter
 music Saturday morning. The Good Friday offering in the Catholic churches as usual will be for the preservation of sacred places in the Holy Land
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church. a farewell gift of $30 in gold was presented Mrs Joel B. Slocum.
 At Hamburg. Lyme grange will eel this (Thursday) evening with an en- tertainment and banquet
 Gold braid and brass buttons dis appealed Wednesday at all army posts along the Atlantic coast. to be replaced by field service uniforms.
 For town of it's size, fOld Lyme will be in the frost rank with the Home Guard enlistment Already there
 Connecticut members of the Loyal Legion, who are members by heredi- ty, include Eben Learned, of Hunting ton place. the only member from Nor wich
 Edmund E. Anderson of Putnam, a member of the class of 1918 at elected president of the college Y. M C. A. for the coming year.
 The police of New London are in vestfgating the theft of three cartons Of cartridges from car in the Gen. tral Vermont freight yard at East New London Monday night.
 Representatives George H. Stone and Horace G. Lewis have been ap- pointed recruiting officers for North Stonington- A Home Guard there cannot be conducted unless at least 25 enroll.
 Miss M. Estella Spraeue of. Storrs is to give lecture on Household Econ omics at the meeting of the Hearth stone club. Monday afternoon at 8 o'clock at the rooms of the Hartford Art society.
 The spring conference of New Eng land and the middle states of the Church of the Second Advent. is to be held at New Britain beginning April '19 and lasting through until Sunday night.
 The April term of the Holland County Superior court. criminal and Tuesday afternoon. April 10 with 1 Judge Lucien F. Burpee of Hartford. 1 on the bench.
 The Coal Trade Journal said We'd 1 nesday that the other anthracite com panies have followed the Rea ding's l. lead in putting in effect April 1 the | usual 50-cent reduction on egg, stove and chestnut coal.
 Professor W. F. Kirkpatrick head of l the Poultry department of the Con- nectlcut Agricultural college Storrs gave an illustrated lecture at West brook town hall on Poultry Keeying Wednesday evening.
 Violent deaths in Connecticut dur- ing March were 73 of which number 53 were accidental, IT suicidal and homicides, as compared with 43 acci- ueIlGdl, SueC1Oal ana 4 hOmlciddl fla talities in the preceding month.
 Announcement was made by Dr. F. H. Sykes at Connecticut college Tues on the college pole every day until the end of the war. Hitherto the flag has been hoisted only on holidays.
 A general invitation has been issued to collectors of coins and medals to attend meeting of the American Numlsmatic Society. Broadway and One Hundred and Firty-F'ifth street, NC" fork' this (Thursday) evening.
 Hebron men who have been selling their milk to the New Haven Dairy Co.,, have struck for more pay. With f grain about s250 bag there is not much profit in selling milk at four cents a quart or sometimes a little more.
 Handsomely engraved invitations have been received in Norwich to the opening and dedication of the new -entral Baptist church. Providence of which Rev. Clarence NJ Gallup. of Norwich, is pastor. April 11th, 18th md 22nd.
 sam, the sturdy donkey which is the pet of Patricia. younger daughter of pr. and Mrs. P. J. Cassidy. is now lriven by his little mistress in a gay orange and black trap, and appears to ake as kindly to harness as he did o a saddle.
 At a meeting of the senior class 'f Holy Cross college. Robert M. Ma loney was elected class historian Mir IS graduate of Norwich tree Academy. class of 1913 and the son of NIT. and Mrs. James Nahoney ,f Falls avenue.
 In spite of the stories of the mud he road beyond Bolton Notch towards Andover has not been so bad as last ear when Marvin Howard pulled ] lis oxen. This year he has pulled out 'nly two or three
 At meeting of the board of man