Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-10

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 Sunday evening topic. adv, 1 Mid-Lert is nearing ansIsa few in formal Mi-Careme social affairs are being planned.
 Trolleymen have had their one share of trouble all week. with snow and slippery rails
 Dealers in Norwich are well sup piled with new vegetables, fruit and general table supplies.
 Norwich merchants are receiving new stocks for the formal Spring opening days next week
 Friday the goth box of hospital sup plies was packed at the Red Cross
 room, to be shipped today. Friday was the 5sth birthday, of Daniel J. Sully of Watch Hill, former Cotton King, who was born in Provi- dence, K. I.
 People coming in from the suburbs are hoping for sun and wind to dry up the snow. ice and water. which
 make travel so bad.
 Fred c. Chisn, first selectman of Ashford, has completed to date the military census of that town, and the tOIdl SiIiO1iiAlcAls4S -1p. A nest of Owls is to be established at either Central Village or at Moosup, which will include in it's territory Wauregan and that section. Hunt, the florist, isecutting some very fine orchid sweet peas. Phone 11.3o.T adv.
 The bill in the state legislature to prevent fishing through the ice in Lake Mashapaug, in Union, for four years has been reported favoraIbly.
 Florists are offering pots of dainty hyacinths. daffffodils and other spring fiowers,- we'll calculated to brighten the dull and stormy days.
 The giant freighter Minnesota, built at Groton in 1904, reached New York Thursday, having left San Francisco Feb. 18th, coming by way of Panama canal.
 A government circular is warning farmers to be careful of seed, which will be scarce because of such heavy exports of grains to the waring na- tions.
 The Connecticut Agricultural college alumni are to have a club in New York city. B. c. Aubrey of New Brunswick, N. J., is in charge of the arranges ments.
 Preliminary preparations are under way for the annual session of the ters of Liberty, to be held in Danbury May 15.
 Startling psychic readings by Mrs. Vanderbilt. Spiritual Academy, Sunday. adv.
 At Moodus tomorrow (Sunday) District Superintendent Rev. G. G. Scrivener, of Norwich. will. occupy the pulpit Of the Methodist church at 10.45 o'clock.
 Anna Warner Bailey chapter D. A. R., of Groton and Stonington, has de- cided to pack a Red Cross hoSpital chest of II dozen sheets, pillow cases and wash cloths.
 Hunters killed red fox on the north wall of the Lords Hill orchard one night recently. It is thought this was the fellow that has footed many coops successfully.
 Delegates from Connecticut have been in New York attending the an- nual convention of the National Brick Manufacturers association for two days at the Hotel McAlpin.
 A date early in April has been set for the tax sale of property on Block Island upon which taxes have not been paid. The list of property to be sold is being prepared by Everett A. Kings ley of Westerly.
 Emmons White. of the. Yaler Law School of Religion. who has been pas tor at EkonlS. is to preach for his father the Rev. William White. Sunday, tsSthe Old Say brook Con- gregational church.
 A call to the pastorate of the Second Congregational :churchs New London, was extended Rev. J. Beveredge Lee, D. D.. at a largely attended meeting Thursday evening. He has been acting pastor for some time.
 Hugh Kinder soloist; Siwahn's orr chestra, and Rev. A. W. Burdon at mems rally Sunday at 3.50 in Thayer building.-adv.
 Mary, one of the five daughters of Adolphus W.sGreen, millionaire presi- dent of the National Biscuit company, the wife of Norman B. Rearn, Jr., of ] New York and Thompson. Conn.
 At a meeting of the woman's Mis- church at the home of Miss Evelyn | Cransl1a Wednesday, March IA, Mrs J. D. Rough, state literature secretary, 1 formerly of Norwich, will speak. The spastor of Trinity Methodist | church, Rev. F. W. Coleman, is plan ming mid-week service Thursday 1 March 15, for the young people of the l church. The male .quartette will sing | and the pastor will speak on Good Reading.
 it is explained in the White Rib- bon Banner that the Norwich w. c. | T. union has arranged a plan to relieve the presidents Miss H. G. Cross, | of considerable responsibility. by | members voIunteering to lead ethe | meetings.
 One of the owners of the line, At | torney John H, Cassidy, of Waterbury, | formerly of Norwich, has been active | in detecting and conwicting trolley dlIctars xvf, k,r,r-t ,.r,a fA1rcsy