Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-14
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at s.ss this evening. s5ss
 shad and lobster today at Powers Bros.-adv.
 St Justin is commemorated in the church calendar today.
 Owing to the late season. there is burban places.
 Charles F; Brown of a shunoe nc, ,.s has ssasl ssls rotd to Michael Mccarthy.
 Water of1ee open today from s a. m. to p. m.-adv-
 The Outing club of Connecticut col lege will go on a hike to Mystic today 0Saturday) to visit the Mystic Oral school
 tinental congress to be held in Wash ington next week will leave for that city today.
 K. Of 2. Bazaar tonight. Olympic free dancing; no canvassing.-adv.
 The Charles Kibbe farm in somers with stock and tools. complete, has been sold to H. M. Bishop, who will take possession May l.
 Delegates from this section are pre- pairing to attend the ". R. c. conven- ton to be held in Bridgeport next Tuesday and "Wednesday.
 Pay your water bill today. omce open till 5 D. m.-adV.
 Tomorrow. the third Sunday of the the members of the Rosary and Scapu- lar society of St. Patrickss parish.
 A good number of workers put in some busy hours at the Red Cross room Friday, the demand for supplies growing more urgent every day.
 Mems meeting Sunday in Thayer building. Rev. H. Wyclzoff will speak. Swahn's orchestra.-acv.
 A reception was given Friday even ing at the Methodist church in East Hampton to Rev. Samuel Thatcher and family, recently transferred from Jewett City.
 License your. dogs in the town clerks office now; SIPS for male and spaysd dogs and $5.25 for female dogs. One dollar extra, after May 1st.-adv-
 News has been received that William Whitaker, who formerly lived in Ash ford, died in California last week and burial was there, the funeral being held Monday.
 Annual confirmation services will be held at the Bishop Seabury Memorial church, Groton Sunday evening at 5.30 o'clock. The class will be confirmed by Suffragan Bishop E. Campion Ache son of MiddIetown.
 Capt. Isaac Bromley Smith, a Nor wich boy. has been advanced from the command of the Saturn to the Guyana, a new $1,0o0.0o0 craft recently com pleted for the government service along the Pacific coast.
 The annual meeting. of the City Union. of The Kings Daughters and gregational church Tuesday evening, April II, at 7.45.-adv.
 Records show that the cost of main taining the Connecticut sanataria has increased twofold since the state tu- berculosis commission was created. The increase of course. is due almost entirely to the rise in food prices.
 A Pennington correspondent notes that MT. and Mrs. Robert P. Keep have come from Andover. Mass. and are oc- cupying the house known as the James
 
 taking possession Monday, April 9.
 Rev. George F. Davis, for the past year and half pastor of the Moodus Methodist church, has moved to the Methodist parsonage at Quarryvilie, succeeding Rev. W. D. Woodward. who has been appointed pastor at Attawau- gan.
 K. of c. Bazaar tonight, Olympic; free dancing: no canvassing.-adv.
 The public utilities commission has ordered that the interurban service between Rockville and East Hartford be continued. The finding directs the companies to file on or before May list statements of proposed schedules to be followed
 Mrs. L P. Fiske of Coventry is again collecting subscriptions for the telephone at Bolton station, which is maintained each year by those people in Coventry, Bolton and Vernon who use Bolton station as their shipping and receiving points.
 Preparation for the entertainment of 90 delegates from camps of the Mod ern Woodmen of the World from cities about the state are nearing comple- ton by a committee for the state con- vention which will be held in New Britain Wednesday. May g.
 America May Produce Potash.
 American chemists have been look ing for potash in this country for a great many years, and several de-