Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-02
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VARIOUS MATTERS

March came in like the most docile Il Pruning of. vines and fruit trees is beginning.
 Eighty-seven arrests were made by } the New London police during Feb ruary.
 Recent high tides and gales have
 damaged a number of the cottage
 Wharves at Gales Ferry.
 Rev. J. Eldred Brown. of Norwich. Is announced among Lenten preachers lat St. Marks church. Mystic.
 K. of c. meeting tonight. Arrange
 uaents for third degree.-aAv
 Persons ordering The Bulletin pat-
 terms should be careful to give name. address and size of pattern desired
 A book recently presented the Otis
 library Is A. W. and K. e. Fittings Canning, and How to Use Canned
 Goods.
 The engagement has been an-
 nounced of yinton Freddy of Pomfret to Miss Mary Mitchell of West Chest CT, Pa
 l The March meeting of the Second Congregational Church committee was held Thursday evening in the church parlors.
 The men engaged in hunting the gypsy moth have finished work at West Woodstock and have gone to Brooklyn.
 There were preparatory lectures in day evening. in anticipation of com fnunion Sunday.
 | Although there are the customary ' leases of ifinAxz chi I at this time. in general the attendance is keeping up well.
 1 A New Britain correspondent men, tions that delegation of members of l the Norwich shooI board will visit the New Britain schools today. The fftieth annual encampnlent of the Connecticut department, Grand Army of the Republic. is to be held in Bridgeport April F and IS. Norwich people who were in New York Wednesday were surprised and | dfsconcerted to find over 4 inches of | snow, which soon melted. however.
 At tte recent prize speaking contest | held in the Second Baptist church | the prize to Paul c. Merrill of Shtnoc
 Maria Dening witter, widow of Rev. w. E. B. Moore. died Sunday at Mall
 
 Hanover. Conn, Thursday for burial.
 A Hebron man. Frank Clark was sent as delegate to Boston by the MIX Producers association, to represent Pollard county at the recent meet ing.
 The New Haven road is again de- tern1ined to have the practice of tres passing on the railroad property cease. and accordingly is starting another <>s-.Y& 4 fa 1feI, Turing March, ff1e planet. Neptune is still in Cancer 8 short distance east of Saturn. Neptune's ecNsptic is ap- proxinateiy only two degrees a year the slowest of any of the planets. sent north by owners of groves, unless they had been picked before the big F February frost. Those on the trees at that time were badly damaged.
 Tuesday evening. Merch $. at a farmers meeting at the town hall. New I. G. Davis of the connecti- cut Agricultural college, Storrs. will talk on the subject of farm manage ment.
 Seaside council. No. F. Knights of Columbus, Of New London has recefv- ed an invitation from White Cross council of Norwich to attend the exem- of the third degree at Nor "ASu, ouHudy. |. The Rockville willimantic Light ! ing company has given notice that the of electric meters will start , on the first of each month and that the last day Of discount will be the 25th of each month instead of the 10th. Agent A. w. Buchanan, of the state i.s board, paid his weekly visit to Norlich Thursday to issue working certificatesl 10 school children. Only a fe wappli- cations are received now. the big de- C nand coming with the beginning of . Revenue from the state corporate Income tax will be much large. this fh rear than 1t was in 1916. it is said at l U he office of the tax commissioner. l ii last year the amount was $1,640, 900. t The office force is working overtime fl abuiatins the returns.
 The Congregational Ministers aso- i, istfon Of this county will hold an all g ay Iayas ssssa1n cnrah at esd sns oroton Cor ng session Rev. Samuel H. Howe, D. | >, Of Norwich. will read a paper on sl The Persistent Influence of Calvin. ID There was a rush greater than that S3 f previous years in the state auto u 1obile department Wednesday. the R ehicls licenses Tuesday was the cl iggest day for mail applications, 1.-1 M s4 applications being received through B ne mails. tc The Department of Mathematical e [ Brown university has issued a list . men and women students whose x, arnes have been placed on the honor a st of the department for the first M smester. In it is included Miss Ruth P, farvey Hall. TT. of Plainf1elG, for l cl oners in mathematics 25. i.r The death Of Charles Luther Burn am oecarredat a New London hos IT ltal Wednesday. after years ill., i ds sss with lung and heart trouble. He D ayes his wife. who was Miss Anna Je Wallace Elliott, and three children Is or 20 years the family have spent Tn
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