Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-21

Connecticut Temperance Union the
Amount, including pledges and collec-
tions, was over SAT.
Grace Elizabeth, the six weeks old
daughter of Rev. and Mrs. A. G. Will
| hanson, of Oneco. died Tuesday after
noon. The body is being taken to
Oklahoma for burial. --.
Grating wax. government formula.
at Lee & Osgood's.-adv.
The large barn of the Henry w.
Hedden farm in Waterford was totally
destroyed by fire late Thursday after
noon with over $1,000 loss although
all cattle were removed.
The annual meeting of the Eastern
Connecticut conference Of the Won1-i
ems Foreign missionary society is to
be held Wednesday. April %, at the
First Baptist church. New London.
Worlds great psychic. Mrs. Wander
bilt, at Spiritual Academy Sunday
adv.
Those who are troubled with
chickweed growing up with and des
troyed the grass on -lawns-wI value
circular on the subject issued by the
United States department of agricui-
ture.
A Central Village man, DR.. j. L.
Gardner, son of George Lester Gard
ner, has been accepted in the Naval
Reserve, as second nachinlst. He is
a motorman on the Shore Line trolley.
Members of the family of DR.. Pat
rick Cassidy. OF Washington street will
return to the family home today. in
order to assist at a memorial mass in
st. PatricE's church for Mrs. Cassidy,
who died three years ago. - 49,
T. Mrs Susan Colgate, wealthy widow
of James B. Colgate. one of the coun-
try's leading bankers, will observe her
1oeth birthday today at her, home. No.
147 RaYine avenue, Workers. She was
born in New London, Conn., -r-:ssa.s
Taxes will be collected today at The
Peoples Store. Taftville, from IL m.
to $50 p. m--adV.=.
A former Norwich man, Chief Dis
patcher T. NJ. Raw1ey of New London
division, New Haven road, is in Boston
this week attending the meeting of
railroad representatives for; the pur-
pose of revising and forming a time
table.
Dynamite blows up factories Otis
Corn Cure does not blow up corns but
removes them without pain. 2All drug
gists, 15c.-adv. f''-fE sT@'s5'. =. - !.
ut the Norwich District Stewards
meeting, held in the Wiilimantic
church Tuesday. Trinity Methodist
church of Norwich was represented by
GUY B. Dolbeare-~ Over so attended
and the annual appropriations were
made. e-rr=~ -5T :,
Tomorrow Rev. #. w. Coleman will
preach his first sermon in his new
church, st. Marks, Brookline, Mass
He will return to Norwich Monday,
and on Tuesday will move his family
and household goods to his new
charge. 20 &c..
=
Junior military training camps will
be held at Fort Terry. and Portland,
Me-, during July and August. and will
be open to boys who have not reached
their 18th birthday. Attendants will not
receive reimbursements of their
expenses. ..
At the South Glastonbury plant of
the Angus Parks Wooden Mills Co., of
Hanover there has been installed an
running the plant wholly by power
from the Connecticut Power & Light
company.
The second big shipment of cast
ings for the new superheater boiler
No. arrived this week for the say
brook power house of the Shore Line
Electric Co. Parts for boiler No. 5
are in the works at Danvi1le, n. Va. and
are expected this month.
License your dogs in the town clerk.
ONCE now; s1.25 for male and spayed
dogs and s5.25 for female dogs One
dollar extra after May 1st.-adv-.n !
The new auxiliary five nasted |
schooner built at the Noank shipyard
by the Pendleton Brothers, will be |
launched this Saturday. ap1orning be- /
tween and O'Clock. This schooner
was framed at the Macdonald yard at |
Mystic several years ago.
Eight flash lights. were installed on |
the railroad bridge at Saybrook We'd
nesday which can be turned in any d. |
rection. This is in connection with |
man. power bulbs in operation and |
will be operated by the members of |
the state militia on gUard.-x Il
were killed in the present war. viii |
speak at mems rally Sunday at $50 |
n Thayer building.-ady. II
The legislative bin which Connecti-
cue druggists are opposing reads as
follows: The sale Of any, patent or |
medicine, any tonic, bitter /
DR. other compound or mixture adver- L
tised or sold for medical purposes
containing over FIVE per Cent of alco- /
All members of Uncas and Shetucket |
edges, 1. o. o. ~, and visiting broth |
ers, are requested to meet at the lodge
sunday. 10 a. m, to attend services at |
he Unlversa1iSt- church.-adv.
The outbreak of war fastened the |
wedding of Walter E. Lawton, son OF 1
Mrs. Alpha Lawton of sGroton. and |
Miss Rose NJ. Stanley of Boston. who |
we're married Sunday afternoon at the |
home OF the groom's mother. by Rev. |
5eorge f. Atha. The groom is q |
sailor N the n-S at the submarine |
'ase- !