Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-12

Norwieh. Thursday, April IL. 1917.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Nerwsei,. Thursday, April 10. 1917.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle lamps at s.s4 this
The mercury keeps well below the;
freezing point every morning.
See the K. of c. parade tonight. No
canvassing in hall. Oiympic.-adv.
Fine looking vegetables from the
south are reaching Norwich dealers
Connecticut college opened Wednes..
! lay at noon after an Easter recess of
four days.
eninE helped business for those stores
/ that were open.
| The Thursday evening prayer meet
| ing of the Central Baptist church viii
| be led by Deacon 5. B. Palmer.
| Cold weather and snow have been
driving the hungry birds into door
yards in search OF food this week.
| The storrs Agricultural College Glee
club is to give concert next week
under the auspices of Sufield grange.
Six candidates have been proposed
or membership In the Second Congre-
gational church by profession OF faith.
| There are to be instructions every
| Saturday morning at st. Patricks
church for children preparing for their
| first communion.
| Hear the K. Of c. MINISTRIES. Z. of
| c. bazaar tonight. Free dancing
adv.
Mono OF the men who went to Ed
| dystone from Norwich are employed
near the building which exploded. The
Norwich men are in the Remington
shop.
The rnid-week service at Trinity
Methodist church win be conducted by
| Rev, Y, w. Coleman this evening, and
fhiS viii be the Anal service OF his
pastorate.
| Boutonnieres OF red. white and blue
satin Stimulating small flowers, have
come into demand as millinery TRIM
minEs. and other devices tell of local
! patriotism.
The various departments of the Ston-
| tngtcn velvet mill are rushed. Satur-
cay 81 cases of finished product We're
| sent to New York. These goods go by
York.
Walter r. Denisen Of Groton and
| Golden Spur returned Monday night
| from his annual winter tour on which
he visited the islands of the Pacific.
Mr.. beaison left in December for San
Francisco. 4
Food sails in Thayer buisalng ternor-
rev. 10 a. m. to p. H., by Second
Church Improvement seeiety.-adv.
New Haven read employees at Mid
| way are taking up a collection for the
purpose of buying an American flag. A
so=foet Paie has been presented them
fly from the staff.
Rsy, Edward II, Smith of Norwich
Town. fer Ii years missionary to
China. and new home On q years fur-
ieugh, EaVs an interesting lecture at
the young peoples Sunday evening
nesting in Avon.
Fraai1isn council. Nc. ., n. and 8. NJ.
will hold it's annual assembly in Ma
| senie Temple, tonight. at 7.s0.-ady.
The annual business meeting of tho
board of managers of the Connecticut
| seeiety of Colonial DANES OF America
was hsid Tuesday at the home of the
president. Mrs. James Rarkhill An
drews, ia Hartford.
Chamber of Commerce Wednesday
evening with the Holland county farm
| bureau Prof. A, T. StevenE Of the Con-
| leetieut Agricultural college spoke on
,fhe Home Garden Project.
License your dogs In the town clerks
office now: Si.2s for male and spayed
dosa and sB,25 for female dogs. One
dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
The Ladies' Aid soeiet yof the Qua
an April shower Wednesday evening
for the purpose of raising q final sub
seription to Its fund for raising the
mortgage from the church.
When Manchester lodge of Masons
observed Tuesday night as Past Mas
tors night there was the presentation
Of jewels to ton members Of the lodges
paat masters by Past Grand Master F.
& q. V'FplAnck' Norwich Free Academy
The name Of Miss Sara w. Avery of
Groton for recording secretary general
| is on the independent ticket in the
coming national society election Of the
Daughters of the Revolution at the D.
| A. n. congress in Washington next
week.
OF local interest is the fact that the
committee on humane institutions has
decided to report In favor of the estab-
iishment OF a seaside sanatortum for
the treatment OF tubercu1ar troubles.
The bin calls for an appropriation of
$3.50. 900.
"Then and Now a novel entertain
ment of quaint, humorous and pic
turesdue scenes of the days of yore
contrasting with the present, at the
Y. M. G. A. auditorium. Friday even
ing. April the 18th. at 8 o'clock: tick
etc So cents.-adv.
Relatives from Norwich attended the
funeral of Mrs. Mary Murphy Buckley
held Tuesday morning at 9 O'Clock
from St. Mary's church. Branford
Bishop Thomas j. Shaf1an of Washing
ton. D. C., was among the relatives
present.
Sergeant Herbert Bissell of Company
ArAn R>r L.