Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Iappreciated by motorists who go rha
 way.
 Lyme man, John Mather. had | too egg incubator fuil Of eggs burn uI the other day.
 Dr. Helms ofice viii be closed unti further notice.-adv.
 The John R. Babcock farm at Olt | Mystic has been leased by Josep1 Austin of Uncasviiie.
 Norwich people getting letters from relatives abroad find them more an hoyingly censored than ever
 Connecticut fishermen are at worl getting their nets ready for the shae season that starts May 1ith.
 When Glastonbury grange met wed tuesday evening Deputy Allen Sykes o1
 Ellington inspected the grange.
 Men from this vicinity were in New I Haven Tuesday attending the statt l convention of piano and talking ma | chine dealers.
 1 The Teachers College club of Con- | necticut is to meet at the Connecticut | College for Women Saturday for the 1 fifth annual session.
 l Connecticut College Glee Club, Fri day, this week. Tickets at Cranston's S. l-adv.
 The grand council of New England Commercial Travellers association, is | to hold a three days convention in
 Hartford beginning June next. There was the celebration of the holy communion at Trinity Episcopal church Wednesday, St. Marks day, Rev. J. E1dred Brown officiating. For patriotic reanons. the interna- tional Christian Endeavor convention planned to be held in New York city July to was called off yesterday. Alice G. s1, wife of Frank Robinson of Hartford, died in Norwich Monday. Funeral services were held at 53 Ann street, Hartford, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
 Rev. I. L. Cottren has returned to Rockville. R. T. after an absence of three weeks in Waterford. Conn.,, where he has been conducting evaugel- lstic services.
 Connecticut College Glee Club C65 singers) and soloiStS, Friday night, this week. Tickets 50 dents at Gran StonS.-adV.
 The funeral of Mrs. Mary J. Miner
 was held Tuesday afternoon at 2 oaock at her home in Waterford,
 Rev. Pereiva1 wolfenden ofleiating.
 Burial was in Jordan cemetery.
 No registered mail addressed to war prisoners or interned civilians in France will be accepted at United States postofaces, according to orders received by Postmaster John F. Mur- phy of Norwich.
 Andrew Frazier, 6s, died at East Lyme Tuesday after a few days ill., ness. He was foreman of the Mantle I'd Asr-< 1f Scotland and Is survived by two sons and a ldaughter.~--- --
 Wednesday afternoon Comfort circle uf the Kings Daughters met with Miss Mary Backus of Otis street, six mem bers being present. In the absence of the leader and vice leader, Mrs. Will liam Baker presided.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now; $1.25- for male and spayed dogs and $5.25 for female dogs. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 When Dr. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Ganey of New London celebrated the first am nlversary of their marriage at a dance given in the ballroom of the Mohican hotel Tuesday evening, the guests in clGded James Isbister of Norwich
 George Mahoney of 8 Atlantic street, Hartfird, who escaped from the state hospital at Norwich two weeks ago, was detained at police headquarters Hartford, Wednesday until the arrival or an officer from that institution
 A timely pastoral from Right. Rev. Cha auncey B. Brewster, D. D.. Episcopal bishop of Connecticut, calls upon the clergy and people of the diocese to rise to the responsibilities of a nhour that demands the finest quality of citizen ship.
 Miss Alice NJ. Bacon of New Haven. sister of the late Rev. Leonard ". Bacon of Norwich, has composed a new national hymn. Her father. Dr, Leonard Bacon, wrote the we'll known hymn. o God Beneath the Guiding Hand.
 William Tartter of Meriden an- nouf1ces the marriage of his sister. Miss Abbie Tartter, and Lewis c. Ben nett. They were married in New Lon- don on Feb. by Rev. Philip M Ker- ridge, rector of St. James Episcopal church.
 Jacob Linicus, IT,, son of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Linicus, of New London. has been called by the naval reserve into active service. Mir. Linicus is a student at Brown university and his instructions are to report to the New port naval station.
 Notices have been received here that the New E0 e1ard a1irS,or; of G-v~-r