Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

anu PiosSu d Oau set-pdCk 10 Dusi- Strollers in the country Sunday brought in some handsome pussy will lows.
 Huntington place is one of the streets which snow and rain have Jeff Sunday afternoon there were 1os visitors to the Otis Library reading l charge.
 Today, the feast of St Joseph, foster ] father of the Saviour, there will be masses in St. Patrick's church at 2 and o'clock
 Lyle c. Gray win take possession of the Isaac Maine farm. a mile and a half east of North Stonington vii ] lage, about April 1.
 A motion to lay a 1e1-2 mill tax, one- half mill to be put in the sinking fund, was voted at recent special town meeting at Rockville Eastern Connecticut relatives have received Wofd of the death of Mrs. Sarah Da;iye at Block Island Monday of last week from pneumonia. The district superintendent, Rev. q. G. Scrivener, preached at the morn
 ing service Sunday at the M E. church
 i'll Greene, R. l., and later at Oneco-
 Sunday afternoon the Rev. Herbert D RollaSon of Hanover preached al
 Broadway church in exchange with the pastor. Rev. Edward $. Worcester.
 At last weeks meeting of Fishers Island grange. Mrs. Paul Toft of Fort Wright, in behalf of the Ladies' Aid society, presented the grange a set of dishes.
 Members of Trinity Methodist Sum day school welcomed back yesterday their superintendent, Costello Lippitt who had been absent for several Sum days because of illness.
 Connecticut's military census is in dorsed by Colonel Theodore Roosevelt as the first practical effort ever made in America to realize in full the ideal of American citizenship"
 A quartette comprising Walton Strahi. James L. Case, George A. Tur- ner and Everett Moves rendered se- ;ections. A cornet duet was given by Walton Strahl and R. W. Otis.
 The women of Andover who met last week in the interest of .he Red Cross work have appointed a committee, Miss Gertrude White, chairman, to di- rect the work under the Hartford chapter.
 Shortly before 5 o'clock Saturday afternoon a load Of hay broke down while on the track on the West Side bridge, delaying the trolley cars on all lines, until it was pulled off by an au- tomo5i1e.
 Col. H. S. Dorsey of New London, D. s. disbursing agent has force of men at work at the Mantle camp grounds packing and shipping away BOO military cots. to different mobili- zation quarters.
 News has been received in Groton borough of the marriage of Miss Fran ces Manice and Ralph Collins Stewart, of Gorham, New Hampshire. The wedding took place in Daytona, Fla, February 20. 1917.
 Thomas Baudra of Ledyard has moved his sawniIl from the James D. Copp place at Gales Ferry, from which he has supplied 2,100 ties for the New Haven road. to Dr. Charles B. Graves farm in the Lester district.
 The body of Christopher Gatten, a Hadlyme patient, sent to Brewster's Neck two months ago, was taken to Chester for burial last week. He leaves two sons and four daughters. His wife died several years ago.
 Complaints of non-receipt of licenses have been received at Hartford by the automobile department from all sections of the state and it is believed that the letters stolen for the S2 bills they contained are away in the hum dreds.
 A good number of members of the Rosary and Scapulor society and La dies auxiliary A O. H., received holy in St. Patrick's church. from Rev. J. H. BrodericlS, who was assisted by Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
 There will be a change in the man agement of Groton Long Point this summer and instead of James Jay Smfth remaining in the office his place will be filled by l.. E. Daboll. It is expected that Mir. Smith will spend the summer at his cottage. ready been issued to 49,S42 by the l state automobile department. Approx imately S5. 567 registrations were is- l sued, 2s.423 for pleasure cars. 7,347 for commercial cars. 567 for motor | cycles and 23o for side cars.
 Jules Turcas. 6s. landscape artist, 1 died Friday from pneumonia at his New York. MT. Turcas was member | of the colony of artists at Lyme. where | he had summer home, and some of l his best work was done there.
 The two weeks. March 15-2s, are as- signed to the hospital committee of | the Second Congregational church. The | Mrs. J. D. Haviland. is .se- | curing fruit, flowers, rolls of old linen, | cheerful pictures mounted on card l board, and food for the nurses table, l to be sent to the hospital.
 The construction of new diving | raft for Ocean beach was started Fri l day under the supervision of Elmer E. | Renerson, superintendent of parks. | The raft is being built at the foot of | Ocean avenue and when completed | will be rolled overheard. It will be of | heavy construction. TRAlfMEN OF
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