Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-04-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

High tides will prevail today.
| The moon is new tomorrow at s.o1
| a. m.
Light vehicle lamps at 7.os this
evening.
| So far this season very little trailing
arbutus has been found.
Guardians of the home. Attention.
Pay your water bills today-adV.
This years enrolment at Storrs col
lese is about 225 and the faculty IN
! cludes about IS.
Rev. A. H Darlington of Mystic has
| been oficiating at the Episcopal church
in Brooklyn. Conn.
The combined spring and summer
editions of the telephone directory will
be issued May goth.
In accordance with the proclamation
issued by Governor Holcomb, Arbor
and Bird day will be observed today.
X. Of C. meeting tonight. Bazaar
committee expected to report.-adv.
AS the weather warns up. the num-
| Der of trout fishermen increases along
the brooks at Chesterfield and Gardner
Lake.
The New Haven road has had paint
| ed in white on the Orders OF the
| bridge at Lords Point Lords Point
r. D.-11.59.
The governor has signed requisition
of the adJutant general on the comp
| troller for $4,000 for compensation to
officers for uniforms.
ricks church an anniversary requiem
high mass for Joseph Pillar was sung
by Rev. Peter ]. Cuny.
The dancing pavilion at Ocean beach
opened Thursday night. Dancers We're
present from Mystic, Norwich. East
Lyme and nearby places.
Thursday evening the topic Of the
PRAYER meeting at Broadway Congre-
gational church was The Fruits OF
Faith in the Resurrection.
Today is Friday. April goth. the last
| day to pay your water bill without ad-
| ditions.-adv.
At a very successful Red Cross sale
| In Brewster, n. Y, the refreshmen.
table was in charge of Mrs. Charles
H. Smith, formerly of Norwich.
United States naval officers station
ed at the submarine base. entertained
at one in their series of dances at the
Mohican hotel Wednesday evening.
There will be only one ticket in the
field at Groton borough election May
z. The borough party at its annual
caucus last evening at the borough
hall, voted not to nominate any ticket
| this year.
Norwich alumnae learn that be-
| cause of the serious national situation
= IN rive nm he
elaborate plans which had been made
for this years May day celebration at
Mt. Holyoke college.
In the will of Emma Baxter, filed in
New York Thursday, the testatrix
stated that upon the death of her son
Richard in London an undertaken she
has engaged is to send his body to
New London, Conn, for burial.
Pay your water bill today and save
| money. Office open from a. m. to
p. m.-adv.
After attending the Yale =convocation
since Monday, Rev. H. ]. Wyckof of
| the Second church returned Thursday
evening. conducting - the mid-week
| meeting, the topic of which was IN
| wearied Providence. Mark 8: 1-21.
At the last regular meeting of the
Rockville Turn society a strong reso-
tuition was adopted pledging undivided
loyalty to the u. S. A. The members
are patriotic and 100 per cent. Ameri-
cans. their motto being America
Ffrst!"
Members of the section gang on the
Shore Line electric road at Saybrook
have received an increase in wages.
The foreman, who has been receiving
s2.75 per day, and the men s2.25, will
now get So and $3.50, respectively, for
nine hours work.
1t is expected that the Rev. David
f. O'Donnell. pastor for six years at
Colchester and Fitchville, will succeed
to the pastorate at Waterville. which
will be vacated by Rev Matthew J.
Traynor, appointed to the parish of
st. Mary's, Bridgepart.
Taxes will be collected today at the
drug store of George NJ. Rathbun,
West Side, from II a. m. to L p. M
adv.
The New Haven Paint and Clay club
exhibition, which includes pictures of
local interest. is to close Sunday, the
22d. The attendance this year has
been remarkably good, and fully 1000
visitors have taken advantage of the
opportunity of viewing the collection.
A good portion of the furnishings
has been installed in the new boarding
house erected at Trading Cove for the
operatives DIT Lie Ii1ll1 Ol JOSSpH 11dll
& Sons, and already about IA boarders
are being cared for in the house, which
will accommodate rs or 80.
License your dogs in the town clerks
office now; $1.25 for male and spayed
dogs and 1925 for female dogs. One
dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
The quartette at the Congregational
church IN WilIimantic has made a
pleasing impression at the services
this week, including Mrs. Walter NJ
Buckin CHAM, soprano, and Mrs. Leon
ard Prentice, alto, both of Norwich.
DIR. D. E. Taylor, tenor, and Charles
H. Caswell, bass.
Druggists here were notified Thurs
day of important price gains on anti
pyrine, mercuria1s, refined sulphur and
alcohol, 1873 and 100 degrees PROOF
Marked declines are noted in acetphe-
netidin, alkanet root. japanese men
thol, and oils of tansy. patchouli, cor
lander and origanum.
Students, representing the Yale Y