Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

their state. convention in New Brit ain in May.
 Tho winter term in the public school: l will close Friday, March 30, and tho schools vii. reopen April 9.
 John H. Geer Of North Stoningter recently shot a large woods gray fox making his sixth fox this winter. The
 others were red.
 The Red Cross room was open Sat- urJIay and visitors found most in 1 teresting exhibit of the work done l there this season.
 An exceedingly fine line of ladies
 hats for spring wear is now being | shown by Mrs. Walter Rogers. 71 | Union street.-adv.
 ] At Holland, Frederick Randall gave
 Q dance to 3 number of the young peo- ! pie and children. in the town hall on l Saturday afternoon.
 Patriotic Lebanon is greatly inter
 ested in a meeting to be held at the I grange hall this evening, when a Home Guard will be organized. | ? This weeks meeting of the Vine yard Workers of the Central Baptist | church is to be held with Mrs. Carl W. Brown of 12 Warren street. Following the example of Norwich, a New London College club. to be afil- ! lated with the Association of Colle- giate Alumnae. is soon to be organ ized.
 | MT. and Mrs. Morris Freeman of 90 Hampstead street, New London, have announced the engagement of their daughter, Lena, to Dr. Morris Horo- witz.
 Today .CaIonday) the Feast of the Annunciation of the Blessed Virgin Izll%- Dot ricl<'s church with masses at and o'clock.
 The State Hatchery boat C. F. c. has been put in commission at Mo- anka and will be enrolled as one of the Coast patrol boats. Frank Banning acting as captain.
 It is intended by the Connecticut military emergency board to form an intelligence bureau, to which secret information may be turned over- This Is intended to assist the department of justice.
 The Central Committee for the Re lief of Jews Suffering Through the War, of which Harry Fischei of New York, is treasurer. has received addi- tionai contributions, including from Norwich $299.
 Yale alumni in Norwich have re- ceived ballots for the nomination of il candidate for the office of fellow of the university for six years from June, 1917, to succeed John NilllerS FarWeil, M. A., of Chicago.
 Five soldiers from the detail of the Stamford coast artillery company that is on guard at the highway bridge at Saybrook are in a New London hOSpi- tai for observation with symptoms that much resemble grip.
 The f1fty-ninth annual session Of the Rhode Hand and Eastern Connec- ticut Advent Christian conference is beginning Tuesday. March 27. and continuing three days.
 Military enrolment of automobile drivers in Connecticut has baen be- gun in a preliminary way under di- rection of Charles M. Robinson, leg islative counsel for the Connecticut Automobile Association.
 The magazine section of a New York Sunday paper had a learned pa per by Albert s. BolIes, lecturer on commercial law and banking at Hav- e1ford college, who was editor of The Norwich Bulletin in the late res.
 The post office department plans to issue at an early date new No. amber colored envelope bearing a B. cent stamp in response to the requests of exporters and others carrying on cores pondence with foreign countries.
 Mrs. Eva Lyman Carpenter, 42, the wife of Ralph E. Carpenter. died at the Hartford hospital Friday from peritonitis. following an operation- Be her parents. and brother, John Ly man of Bolton.
 Spurious twenty-five cent pieces have made their appearance in sev- era1 Connecticut cities and the public is being warned to look out for the commercials. The coins are smooth and shiny and a trifle thicker than the genuine quarters.
 The estate of Rev. William M. Gros- venor, dean of the Cathedral of St. of Norwich, who died Dec. g, was ap- praised at S87, ,229. He divided his property between his sisters, Misses Gertrude M. and Marie U. Grosvenor.
 At memorial service for Rev. Dr. Samuel Hart. dean of Berkeley Divin- ity School, held in the Church of the ternoon one of the leading speakers was Rev. Dr. Storrs O. Seymour of Litchfield, of the standing committee of the diocese, formerly of Norwich.
 On Easter Monday Miss Roxanna Wentworth Bowen, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Clarence Winthrop Bowen or New IoTk ana WOODSTOCK, ana William Stephen Van Rensselaer,, sec retary of the American embassy in Rome, are to be married in St. Thom- as church. New York.
 Nearly 500 members of the Senior and Junior Holy Name societies, led by President Alexander Jordan, re- ceived their Easter holy communion at the 7.30 o'clock mass in St. Patrick church Sunday, from Rev. J. H. Brod- erfck. who was assisted by Rev. Peter J. Cuny, as the total number of com was over 1000. ELECT DELEGATE TO
 NATIONAL CONVENTION.