Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-17
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VARIOUS MATTERS
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 have reached IF hours. A bright sunny day like Frida, starts up the sales Of farms. Does God ForEivesg sg pr. slocum subject tomorrow night.--adv.
 AIsldor weather pleases poultryrnei chicks to cnre for
 The United Workers are in need 9. chairs for their uflice. at their house No. Washington street. Merchants frre who have goods ar. dered CT on the way do not feel kind. ly toward the threatened railroad strike.
 The price of eggs has taken . sud- were selling three dezen for a dollar Friday.
 Friday afternoon there was a meet ing of the Secochunoco Camp Fire parsonage.
 A commission as postmaster at South Coventry was recently issued to Jehn s. Champlin. The appointment is for four years (
 An anniversary requiem high mass J. H. Frederick in St. Patrick's church Friday at s o'clock.
 Hunt. the florist, is cutting some very fine orchid sweet peas. Phone 11s0.- adv.
 If he continues in the business uu- til the coming 9th of June. James l. .vs in Norwich 51 years.
 Eight offending auto drivers were given hearings Friday afternoon at the capitol, including Philip J. Dowd, New London, fatal accident.
 The members of the Rosary and Scapular society of St. Patrick's parish will receive communion in body at the 7.S0 mass tomorrow.
 Griffin A. Steadman camp. No. 6. Sons of Veterans. of Hartford. will be Hartford, April Il and F.
 The women of Norwich are showing renewed enthusiasm in Red Cross work and a good number put in busy hours at headquarters Friday.
 Some of the merchants have dressed their windows in green for St Pat
 
 ing tiny pots of genuine Irish sham rocks.
 Friday evening Rev. Richard R. delivered the address at Bishop Sea- bury Memorial church, Groton, at the Lenten service.
 Last chance to. attend the Ramp Kildare Vaudeville. Y. M. c. A.. to- night at s. Tickets 25c. Come.-adv.
 The Martha Winthrop and Winthrop for the bridge championship in a tour- of four sessions to begin We'd nesday March as.
 While this has not seemed par- ticularly severe winter. The Bulletins Scotland correspondent tells of the cutting of 34inch ice in that town during the present week.
 There was a large attendance at the meeting for organization of a Red Cross society in the Methodist church at Mantle Tuesday evening. A brench was formed. with Miss Annie Bond chairman.
 The Noank schooner William A. Morse, Captain Allen Campbell. is at 5o.ooo pounds of fish caught at the edge of the Gulf Stream. about 100 miles southeast of Sandy Hook.
 Tomorrow morning Rev. L. c. sher- ourne. rector of St. James church, Poquetanuck. will offfciate at the Episcopal church in Wiflimantic and Sunday afternoon he will. hold service in the Episcopal chitreh at svindham.
 The s25o,ooo estate of the late artist, Henry W. Ranger, of New York, has been put in the probate court of the town of Groton. Mir. Ranger, who ,wned handsome summer home in Noanl<. claimed residence in this state.
 Rev. Edward B. Haines of Lyme, who has accepted a call to the Con yregational church at Broad Brook. las notified the members that he will 1 rot be able to commence his duties | Intil April 22, two weeks later than l expected.
 An interesting talk on Good Reading vas given Thursday evening to a | gathering of about 100 young people 1 If Trinity Methodist church by the 1 Iuartette sang and there was general i inging also.
 Men at Saybrook are surveying the heeron at Saybrook Point and Fen Vfck Blue prints will be out short | y and given to the contractors, who | yill bid on the job which will be paid l or by the state. From October I. 1916. to March 14. | 91f, s567.249.4S was taken in by he automobile repartment at the apltol Compared, to $407,2s5.sS for he period between October 1, 1915 md March 14: 1916. these figures show m increase of $16S.953. 50.
 The Life and Times of David Hum. | 'hries, Washington's aide de-camp, is I he title of a biography by Frank L. iumphries- David Humphries died february 2f. ISIS. at New Haven. His riend. John TrumbuH, of Lebanon. Vrote an, epitaph in. his honor Flve-needie pines valued at S425.- 0O,000 are threatened with destruction | " the pine blister rust, according to F lotices sent out from Boston to Con- lecticut foresters and others by the | committee on the suppression of pine | Ulster rust in North America