Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-30

I Sunday afternoon vesper services at Park Congregational church haye been suspended until September.
 Rev. N A. Merrill, Jr. of sharon conducted vespers at Thames hall Connecticut college. Sunday afternoon. William 4. Tasor. Of Lisbon. has
 purchased of Mrs. Agnes Wood of He-
 brnn. two promfsing colts. sired by s'Rzte- Agans
 1 Saturday at o'clock. in St. Pat riclS's church. there was months mind requiem high mass for Mrs.
 Mary HcVeigh.
 At the Otis sibrary reading room Sunday afternoon Miss Mildred D.
 Rogers was in charge The number of I visitors was fef.
 License your dogs f.i the town clerks office now: sf.z5 for male and spayed dogs and s5.25 for female dogs One 1 dollar extra after May 1st.-adv Miss Mary Libby of Noank. mem Der of the class of 1918 at Smith college, has been elected a member of the Spanish club of the college. Charles Nelson Burniam. ss, died Friday at his home ta Middlef5eld- Mir Btfrnham married Miss Harriet B.
 Gates. of Lyme who survives him with three sons,
 At westchestef. George Peck has sold his farm to ". K. Raymond. and
 after an auctfon today (Afondayo, will
 move to Norwich Town. where he has
 purchased farm.
 An auto truck from wiIlimantic is
 hauling lumber from Ryan's sawmill
 on W. W. Bone's lot. at Marlborough.
 to East Hampton Rtation. The truck
 makes four trips Rday. carrying 1000
 feet each load.
 The state examiner was out to c.
 M. Pinney's in Bolton and examined taken care of there during the winter for Hartford cavalry. The horses were taken away Sunday. experts will also be added to the facul- ty of the State Normal schools at New Haven. New Britain and Wiliinantic Such an expert has begun work at Dsn6ury Normal school.
 Governor Marcus IT. Holconnb. has announced the appointment. subject to confirmation by the senate. of Sen- be motor vehicle commissioner under the law recently passed by the gen. eral assembly.
 open on Monday and Tuesday evenings for the purpose of licensing dogs. One dollar extra after May first.-adv.
 At the high mass in St. Patrick's church Sunday. Rev. Myles P. Calvin preached from the opening text of the epistie for the Sunday. I Peter II IT, IS. beseech you as strangers and carnal desires.
 Norwich friends have received from Mrs. Elizabeth NJ. Stevenson an- daughter, Sarah Elizabeth. and Her bert Ellsworth Williams, April 18th. at Mystic. Mir. Williams was a form CT Norwich drug clerk.
 Miss Helen M. Mercer. ss. aunt of l the late Dean William NJ Grosvenor i of the Cathedral of St. John the Di- vine. New York. formerly of Norwich. | died Friday night at the deanery. She was actively identified with the work of the Episcopal church.
 To check persons who eather naoun- l tain laurel and other shrubs and fo- liage. ana take them to market for | sale, a bill was reported at Hartford | Tuesday which would impose a f7ne Of | $50 or a jail sentence. unless such per | sons have the owners permit
 The National Body of the Ladies | of the Grand Army ot the Republic. which has branch ct Central Village, 1f Fryburg, Maine. as a candidate for f It's next president at the annual con- t Vention to be held in Boston in Au- gust.
 Warden c. Tyier LAunnhere ofi Sroton. recommends in his annua; re- port that the remainder of the state I should rot be of cement but of some ind H$ lay after taking sections up tos make r for its water and sewer system.
 Haven road for 1916. according to thel lnneaf report issued Saturday, amount ed to seo.4s2,167. an increase of sIo,- s25.5s5 with total expenses s54,7s2,- let revenues Of s2s. .os5.f3s. q gain of |, ,326, ,70s.
 The largest list of reserve officers ever commissioned in a single week by President Wilson appeared in the iruny orders made public yesterday. F The total nur7ber in the list Is s75 including among first lieutenants, med cat Freder1e e Goodridge, Pom ret Center. Conn. E
 An inheritance tax of sf4,2ss.f4 will E .e paid the state of Connecticut from ttS OA (ftc IdtS AnuEeW Radel, according to n return fled in the f. 3fidgeporf probate court The es- ate fnventorfed sses, ,e65.es. Mr Ra-t leil was the nephew Of Mrs John Steiner, of Norwich. El
 At e1e Newin gton Congregationsi F. hurcf Sunday morning Dr. c. b. Us tl her of Van, Tarkey. gave the story of |. ere, as his wife. who died of typhus |. ever during the Arnenian massacre. H] yas a daughter of Rev. John O. Bar ID ows, of Norwich. a former minister in ff sewfneton.
 Never Waste # On Mexico.
 Besides. the Kaiser wouldn't give 'exas away if he had it. He would {