Norwich bulletin., 1917-01-20
uile Rullkfiu. Norwicf, satarday, Jan. 20, 1917.
VARIOUS. .MAIIERS

visible on the western continent.
 M. c. A. Sunday at S.30 p. m-adv.
 Mrs. Conyers. psychic, at Spiritua
 Academy Sunday. Psychometry ant | clairvoyance demonStrated.-adv.
 A number of news items sent Th, Bulletin are being: held. because they were not signed by the senders. M 1 Friday morning the ground was GOV. cred with soft snow, of which some of the fox hunters took advantage. l Rough. bare ground with occasiona | patches of ice, dulls horses shoes SC 1 that frequent sharpening has beer necessary this week.
 | In number of the schools briet exercises in memory of Admiral I George Dewey were held during Fri day afternoon by the pupils l Revival services at the Moosup Bap- 1 tist church conducted by Rev. George R. Atha of Groton every evening this week have been we'll attended. Additions will be made to all water bills remaining unpaid after today. Water office open until 8 D. m.-adv. A farmers institute will be held at Eastford, February 10. and there will
 
 home of Henry Buell. in April. |. A recent etching by Rev. F. W Cole man, its subject the Thames River with a view of Laurel Hill bridge has proved among his most artistic work in this line.
 Tomorrow, the members of the re- gently reorganized Rosary and Scapu- lar society of St Patrick's church will receive holy communion in a body at the early mass.
 Rev. G. G. Scrivener and Swahn's orchestra at Y. M. c. A. Sunday at 3.3O p. m.-adv.
 correspondent mentions that Fitch A. Carey, one of the oldest of Central Village residents, is at a sanitarium having been very feeble in mind and body for the past year.
 Additions will be made to all water bills remaining unpaid after today. Water office open until s p. m.-adv.
 An exchange mentions that Mother Mary Rose, 76, who died in Hartford Monday had been a. Sister of Mercy 5S years, came to Norwich in 1872 and opened the first convent of her order ir this city.
 A cable messa ge has I'een received from Pekin China by MT. and Mrs.
 
 county, that their son, Norris, who has been operated for appendicitis is recovering.
 The new quarter dollars are so de- cidedly unlike the old ones in ap-- pearance that those first to come in to general circulation will be regarded with the same curiosity that the buff fa1o nickel excited.a a3s fbGI3Inau ssi1
 Groton borough icemen are cutting a record crop this season. Ice varies from g to Il inches this week. Perry Finch was cutting 11inch ice yester- day and the Spicer ponds were yield ing a similarly thick crop.
 Friday evening District Superin- tendent George G. Scrivener of Nor wich was at Niantic, to hold the fourth quarterly conference at the Metho- dist church. He will preach at the Uncasville church Sunday morning and evening.
 Moves Kicker Trio Academy. or gan, violin, cello, at Central Baptist tomorrow night Dr. Slocums subject 'tJoshua-The Success of Faithfulness.' adv
 It is rumored that the big mast ed schooner which the Pendleton Bros. are building at the Robert Palmer and Son Co.'S shipyard.- in Noank. will be sold to the French government, as men
  specting the craft recently.
 The first meeting in Holland county to enlist support for the bill before the legislature authorizing the estab- ljShment of a state reformatory for delinquent women was held Friday night in the Congregational church with Rev. B. F. Case presiding. Captain James Sistare is making ar to build a garage for the hotel property at Lords Hill. The building will be used during the win ter for the storage of lumber, cement and other building materials. and for l The builders during bad weather. A correspondent of the Moosup l Journal complains that while there is l ! state inebriate farm at Norwich, it | does the towns of the state no good | judges can commit to the institution, | justices of the peace having no such | authority. The house at Quiambaug Mystic, | burned Tuesday evening with a loss | nome of Frank W. Nichols, formerly | of Norwich. now of Hartford. and was recently sold by him to Peter Marcus, | he artist, son of a New York mill ionaire. ord, has been appointed judge -ad- 7ocate of the Connecticut National Guard to succeed Major J. Moss Ives, | If Iklnbury, who was placed upon the l. 'etired list several months ago, at his | 'wn request. The new judge-advo- ate is Hartford lawyer.