Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-16
VARIOUS MATTERS
is daybreak how at 4.os.

The supply train of the New Haven railroad is on its rounds, changing
 the signs at many of the stations
 Annual social, Div. 2, A. O. H., will take place this evening in Olympic
 hall. Music by Drew's orchestra--adv In a number of places this week, 1 the Kings Daughters are celebrating the founding of international organi- zation.
 | Rev. B. B. Haines and family have | left Hamburg for Philadelphia, their | ter a hospital for treatment
 Plans are being made for the an- nual meeting of the State Federation of women's Clubs. to be held in Bridgeport May 24. 25 and 26.
 way Conc sational church Thursday evening ;.4e subject was The Chris tic. an Ambassador, Isa. 6:s. Ramp KiIIkare vaudeville. benefit Y. M. c. A. Boys Camp, Friday, March 16. and Saturday. March IT.
 Tickets 25c. Performance at S.-adv. So far all of the 7s children at the County Home on Smith avenue have escaped the measles so prevalent in other homes and schools just now. A Stonington patient. G. P. Chese- bro, was taken to the state hospital at Norwich Tuesday on papers made out by Judge of Probate E. B. Hinck- ley.
 Tomorrow, March 17th. the patronal feast of St. Patrick's parish. will be 2, and o'clock, the last a high mass.
 After a. morning of snow and rain, Ar1r- he of Thursday, the temperature lowered rapidly and there were snow squalls at night.
 The special Lentep preacher at Cal vary church. Stonington,s Wednesday evening was Rev. J. E1dred Brown, rector of Trinity Episcopal church, Norwich.
 A get together banquet of breeders of dairy cattle in the state is to be held at Hartford March 2s. under the auspices of the Ayrshire Breeders club of Connecticut.
 Professor William F. Kirkpatrick, al college spoke under the auspices of the Durham High school at Durham halI Thursday evening.
 the New England Trinity College Alumni Association will have it's sec ond luncheon Saturday, April IA, at the Engineers Club in Boston.
 Men, Men, Men. hear the great ad- dress on "Men's Yellow Streaks" at Central Baptist church by Evangelist Linden, Sunday, March 17th. at 3.30 adv.
 Groton borough's new centrifugal pump at the Poquonoc pumping sta don is installed and has gone into use this week. The new pump is capable of pumping 90,0o0 gallons of water an hour.
 The Friday evening Lenten service of St. James Episcopal church. Po- quetanuck, is to be held this evening at the home of Louis Conrad, at Hall vile, led by the rector, Rev. L. c. Sherburne.
 Miss Frances C1app of Rockville. member of the class of 1918 at Mt. Holyoke College, will take the part of Gaffer in the play, The Post Office, by Tagore, which will be given by the students.
 Mercury is a morning star this month, rising about an hour before the sun; but it is so far south of the equator at this time that unless one has clear. low horizon it cannot be well seen.
  ceiving at Saybrook their cars of coal supply which started from the mine the later part of January and which have been held up along the lines of several roads en route.
 As contributions toward British re- lief work. a number of pairs of socks and sum of money have been brought to Mrs. R. R. Graham by generous Baltic women, and have been forwarded tO New York
 The National Child Welfare asso- tice that the proper way to care for babies and children is to be consid- cred throughout the country during Baby Week. May 1 to 6.
 Thursday afternoon at the home of Mrs. William Mitchell, at Poquetan- uck, Mrs. Richard R. Graham of Nor wich, spoke on the work of the mis- the Woman's Guild of the Episcopal parish.
 The death of George Bohn, A. of Norwich, where he has been for the past two years at the Norwich state hospital. He is survived by his wife. one son. George, Jr.. his mother. and other relatives.
 Lay Reader F. Allen BidweI1. of l Grace church, Yantic. will off1ciate at l Ihe Sunday morning service at St. i James, church, PoQuetanuck. There will be no evening service, so the can attend confirmation .t Christ church, Norwich.
 The case against David Loree of Nillimantic, arrested at East Hart ford. Sunday morning for violating he speed laws and scheduled to be | heard Wednesday was adjourned for i one week at the request of a lawyer l from Hartford who appeared for i Loree.
 Silver inkstand for Judge Thayer.
 In behalf of his associates on the |