Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

Nor~ioh. Saturday. April e. 1siz.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at I'll this
 Feiday.s rain left pastures and lawns beautifully green.
 Dance tonight at the Maennerchor hall,-adv.
 The moon Is in it's first quarter to- morrow, at 0es q. m.
 Fishermen in the shore towns are complaining of the scarcity of fiat. nsh ths season.
 The Otis library has listed large nansr ,ss s,ses er recent |, snoss on travel TOT The national recruiting record | shows the following; Connecticut. war quota $500. recruiting sos. per cent. A unenth's mind requiem high mass for Mrs. Helena pege was sung tn
 St. patriek's church Friday. at . o'clock,
 At n mass meeting In Ridxefeld. A. T. ErundaEe. of Sterrs. state leader spoke on the usefulness of boys and girls clubs,
 A most helpful and enthusiastic aux ittary Co the Norwich chapter of tho Red Cross hes been. organized sn the town of Canterbury.
 A former INdyard young man. Rev, Esnmena White. closes hts lahers at the Congregational church at Ekonk the first Sunday in May.
 Q. Turner of wtflimantic is fll at tho home Of eAfrs. C, O. Maine. in Ston- lngtcn. where he ia visiting. License your dogs in the town clerks dogs and sS,2s for female dogs. One dollar extra after May 1st.--adv
 The annual convention of the Con- Loan associations is to be held in Ma M sonic Temple. Bridgeport. Saturday, May 18th.
 The New Haven road at Lords Point is now being patroiied during tho night. Each section Is gone over several times by a man who carries . lantern.
 A number of applications from New York college boys who have volun- teered to spend the summer in farm work have been received by Connecti- cut farm owners.
 Fred s. Miller of Norwich, the con- tractor who is in charge of the state Westerly. has eight men engaged in road construction.
 The town clerks office will be open nA Tx,4 evenings for the purpose of licensing dogs One dollar extra after May first adv.
 Episcopal churches hereabouts which have entered Bishop William Lawrence's church pension fund.- learn that this fund originally set at ss.ooo.- 900, now amounts to over $7,500, 900.
 At a meeting of the South Willing ton w. c. T. C.. held in Social hall, ance Legion IS entertained and Mrs. J: J. Fields of Norwich addressed the children.
 At the parsonage in Ashford last Friday, Douglas s. Weeks of Ashford, and Miss Florence B. Maddox of Ken nebufk, Maine, wers united in mar riage by Rev. B. c. Bugbe. The bride has been teaching in Pomfret
 Mrs. Clarence NJ. Gallup (Mary A. Hovey. Norwich Free Academy 's2). was elected president of the womar1's Baptist Mission society of Rhode Is- land at it's first annual meeting held this week in Calvary Baptist church, 1 Providence.
 Mrs. Celia Dactor, wife of Joseph Dactor, formerly of New London and who has been living in Montviile. died 1 at a New London hospital Thursday l twoA small children. MT. Dactor is | tailor at Baltic. who died Tuesday at her home in l Dedhan, Mass. after a years illness, ] leaves her parents, husband. daugh- 1 ter and tvo sons. Chester A. and C1if- 1 ford D. Arnold of Kilifngly. Conn. The l funeral was held Friday.
 Charles Henry Hall. "A. died at his | home in Hadiynne Monday. Mfr. Hall | Civil war in the 18th regiment. Com l pany I, Connecticut Volunteers He Is survived by his wife and four chi1- I dren- The funeral was held Fri day.
 A former Norwich Y. M. c. A. gen. era1 secretary, Rev. c. K. Flanders. now of Canton. Conn, has been sup pondent writes: At the services last MT. Flanders joined fin the ! singing with all his old time entf1usf- ! asm.
 To furnish practical suggestions, and answer questions concerning po- tato growing. Benjamin T. SotIthwick, instructor in Farm Crops. from storrs men in Danbury city hall Friday ev- ening. under the auspices of the | Chamber of Commerce.
 Louis Ortuaann. of Norwich. and