Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-14

&ls>1ta 2SSslISk&NN Norwich. Wednesday. March 14, se17. VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at s.aa this evening.
 Photographers state, that they are having plenty of orders for Easter pictores.
 arrangements for special Holy Week preachers.
 Miss Buckley's millinery opening street.-adv.
 Tre aln1anacs are unlxind enough to predict a substantial fall of snow to- ward the week end.
 Relatives from Norwich will be in Bristol this afternoon to attend the funeral of Joel T. Case. Norwich physicians at g recent meeting considered the merits and faults of the proposed compulsory in- surance bill.
 dfess auxiliary to the A, O. H.. is to receive holy communion in Q body at the 7so mass in St Patricfss church. Percy A. Carver. formerly of Gov entry, Nes seriously injured while working on the rilroad as brakeman ard is now in a Springfield hospital. Collins Millinery Spring Opening. Tuesday and Wednesday. March 13-14, ef Rroa adway-1atlv.
 Former Norwich residents. now of Avon Conn, Rev. and Mrs. c. K. FTanders, were mentioned among vis- itors in Washington. D. C.. last week.
 7Ir. and Mrs. Wallace Daniels have announced the marriage of their daughter, Edna Pearl. and Leon George Allen, Monday. March 18th. at Mont- vile.
 Tuesdays weather was real prom ise that Spring is on the way and stores which sell such things began to have callers for house cleaning requisites.
 Miss NJ. T. Dunleavy announces a spring millinery opening Tuesday and Wednesday, 18th and 14th.-adv.
 Catholic clergymen from this section will go to Bridgeport Thursday. to attend the months mind mass for Rev. John T. Murphy. formerly of Norwich and Mystic.
 Albert Doe, of East Haddam, super intendent of state bridges has started 10 men to work on the Sayfbrook state bridge, building the new board walk and roadway
 There was a social meeting of the Vineyard Workers Monday evening with Mrs. George A. Ashbey. of III Broad street, when. the members sewed for the Red Cross.
 Parents and teachers of children who attend the Quaker Hill school met on Monday evening to form
 Teacher associat ton and elected John J. Lawless president.
 Ramp Killkare vaudeville, benefit Y M. c. 4. Boys Camp, Friday, March 16 and Saturday. March IT. Tickets 25c. Performance at s.-adv.
 At Groton, Rev. Richard R. Gra- ham of Christ church, Norwich, will preach the Lenten sermon at the Fri day evening service at Bishop Sea- l bury Memorial church
 Speakers who are on a tour of re- ligious education under the auspices | of the Connecticut Sunday School as sociation, are announcing visits to churches in this vicinity.
 Justice George Wheeler is to give a | reception in Bridgeport Friday even | ing for the newly advanced judges 1 and Justices. including Justice Milton J A..
 According to the Iatest report made 1 to the state there are 1858 children | In the eight county homes and about | 1,400 children in otoer homes, making 1 a total of wards of the state of 2,453. |
 Donald G. Mitchell was elected pres ident and Albert c. Woodruff was re- | elected secretary and treasurer at the 1 annual meeting of the Memorial hospi- | tai association. held at New London l Monday.
 For the convenience of those who l could not attend during the day the | Porteous and Mitchell Go. will have a 1 promenade of living models tonight I in their garment section from 7.30 to | s.30.-adv.
 At present there are Ss patients at i the Norwich Tuberculosis sanitarium. 1 Two young men patients have left l during the past fortnight, apparently l cured, and have been able to return to 1 their work.
 Miss Dorothy Comstock, daughter of l Mrs. Seth Constock of New London, 1 appeared as Comte de Guiche in Ros- tand's Cyrano De Rergerac, presented | by the studeits of Vassar college on | Saturday evening.
 The planet Venus is still in the l morning sky, rising about a half hour l before the sun. It is. like Mercury, ] too near the sun to be well seen. and l by the last of the month will have dis 1 appeared in the suns rays.
 The Every Member Canvass of ! Trinity Methodist church, vii! be l made soon. when each person of the l church and congregation will be ask ! cd to pledge q weekly amount for cur 1 rent expenses and benevolences.
 The Middletown Press notes that l Rev. Joseph Seiferman, of Jewett City, i will breach the sermon at the LeEter ! devotions in St. Johns church, this 1 Wednesday, evening. Father Seifer- | man IS a former resident of Middle i town.