Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

six cottages are in course OF con-
slstruction at Groton Long Point.
DIR. Holms' once will be closed unit
further notice.-adv.
i Susan S, Evans died suddenly From
/ pneumonia AT Thompson Saturday.
1 April 25d is St. Georges day, noted
in particular by English residents.
John Brewer, 81, died in New York
Saturday after a long illness. Burial
is to be in Mystic.
| Sunday afternoon q persons visited
| the Otis Library reading room. Miss
Martha A. Ward was in charge.
Delegates from this vicinity attended
| the state convention OF Independent
Order of Foresters held In New Haven
| Saturday.
| Summer temperature prevailed dur
| ing Sunday, the mercury standing at
Gle -oft the day.
| Water glass for preserving eggs.
Lee & Osgood-s.-adF'
After the snowdrifts melted this
spring an unusually large number Of
| fruit trees in Union were found to be
girdled by mice
Rev W. E. Bates OF Mystic preached
at the Baptist church at Deep River
Sunday, exchanging pulpits with Rev.
Byron o. Hatfield.
An Italian citizen who shows his
patriotism is Joseph Adj, who keeps
the American nag flying at his home
on Chestnut street daily.
The second anniversary requiem high
mass for Mrs. Patrick Cassidy was
sung in St. Patricks church at 8
O'Clock Saturday by Rev. Peter j.
Cuny.
Grating wax. government formula.
at Lee & Osgood's.-adv.
A former Putnam pastor. Rev.
Thomas Feltman, OF Waterbury, has
been conducting evangelistic services
at the Advent Christian. church In
Danbury.
Organists here have been notified
that the April meeting of the National
Association of 'Organists is to be held
at the Church of the Covenant in New
York "Wednesday evening.
At anniversary exercises held sun
day afternoon by the sTieEney Temper
ance cadets of st. Josephss chureh.
New London, County Director William
II. McGuinness of Norwich presided
Midway. A lower pole As feet high
will be surmounted by an upper pole
% feet long. The poles have arrived
and will be put in place as soon as
possible.
bill before the general assembly
prohibiting women and girls from
working nights in factories is one that
is causing great deal Of interest in
la Dor circles and among the ciergyn1en
of the state.
Taxes will he collected today at the
from IL a. m. to L p. m.-adv.
The body of Elizabeth Booth, IL, of |
New London. who died at the Norwich
New London for funeral services at the |
home OF her sister, Mrs. H. H. Holmes.
165 Crystal avenue.
A quart bottle of ink broke in the
mail bag from Boston to East Hamp-
ton Friday and a number Of the letters |
were covered with ink, but there was
only one package on which the name
could not be distinguished.
At the Ethan Allen training camp for |
boys on North Hero Island, Lake
Champlain, this summer, Prof. Henry |
R. Menteith of the Connecticut Agri-
cultural college, Storrs, will direct the
lectures and entertainment
To correct a Typographical error, il |
is George Lester Gardner, son of DR.. |
J. L. Gardner. of Central Village, who |
has been accepted in the naval reserve i
as a second machinist. He Is a motor |
man on the Shore Line trolley. 4
License your dogs in the town clerks |
office now; ss1s25 for male and spayed
logs and 1875 for female dogs. One
dollar extra after May -1st.-ady.
The extent to which the automobile
stealing industry has been developed i
in this state is indica ted in a report
Just made by the state police that |
since the beginning of the present year |
the department has recovered 6S stolen.f
cars
Oliver Beckwith Lester, a Waterford |
boy of II, was committed to the county
home at Norwich Friday by Judge of 1
Probate Arthur B. Cabins. The boy |
pendent upon others for his main |
tenance.
Besides taking up the food sproduc- [
increased crops, sthe Connecticut com
nittee of food supply has taken up the |
natter of adding to the livestock pro
iuetion OF Coanecticutss pastures dur
nS the coming summer.
Raymond Croker. who slipped away I
Friday afternoon from the state farm
or inebriates at the Norwich state
hospital, was found in New London
hat night about I o'clock by Police
nan Patrick J. Murphy and was rel
urned to the state farm.
A. G. Garyln, head consul for the
Noodmen of the World in Connect
ut. in a statement just issued AMI
lounces that the society will gladlysI
urnish protection to the families of
hose members who so TO the front in
License of the United States. +
/. Because unprecedented industrial ac-
witty in New England has thrown
Ipon it more freight than il can han
lie, the New York, New Haven and |
Hartford railroad has announced a
'uilding materials embargo. becoming L
Effective at midnight Sunday.
Orders from st. Adams. vt. Friday
informed men of the Central Vermont