Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-25
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Fine weather Saturday. favored pressing satisfaction with the business done. Many garments for the Beigiana were brought to the room of tho Women's league In the Thayer build Ing Saturday.
 An anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs. Mary McVeish was sung in St. Patriek's chapel Saturday by Rev. !. H. Broderick.
 Large quantities of heavy ship tim ber are being hauled from the Gallup estate. near ,Voluntown to the shsp- yards at Stonington.
 Trinity Methodist church calendar Sunday contained the memorial min ute: Tn memoriam, Mrs. Caroline Ver- ginia Mckee, 1s47-1s1s.
 Payment on bills due to Dr. John ". Callahan will be received at Ring & Sisk's Store.-adv.
 Civil engineers, have surveyed the so4 called state trunk road as far east as North Stonington and are now sur- veying through that town.
 March 18th is the feast of the An nunciation of the Blessed Virgin Mary. Florists are featuring Annunciation lilies in decorations this week.
 A Moosup patient, Mrs. Minnie Gigure, continues critically i'll at the Bhckus hospital, Norwich. Neuritis is her ailment and one side Is af- fected.
 There Is tale that a resident of Mount Hope, bent on making maple results from one tree, which turned out to be an oak.
 The town clock, which has not been striking for several days because of a broken wire in the mechanism, is to be repaired today by John A. Ferguson, who cares for the clock
 The agricultural survey that is to be conducted in Tolland county beginning today (Monday) is the first survey taken in that county since 1s45 and Is considered war emergency measure A delegation from the Holy Name society, Alexander Jordan president Irisited the home of Thomas B. Mur- | phy on Elizabeth street Sunday even ing to pray for the repcse of his soul : New London is to hold meeting tonight to see why that city should not retain the monopoly of furnishing sup l plies to the submarine base. Norwich and Westerly now seeking that priv llege.
 The Westerly News notes that Ed ward B. Coy has been improving grad ually after a serious illness that threat ened to develop into pneumonia MT Coy married Miss Ruth Lord of Nor wich. A
 After ten weeks of suspense. letters from Earle L. Sparks reached his mother. Mrs. Lucy A. Sparks, ani | Norwich friends Saturday morning telling of This interesting experience! in Trance.
 H When District No. of the Graduat Nurses association of Connecticut hell its meeting at the Hendley home fo nurses in Middletown recetly, about 4 nurses attended from Norwich an, New London.
 
 Haven that the naval reserve is look ling for recruits as seamen, secon class, electricians, also carpenters an steel erectors for the Irish aviatio construction unit.
 Having steadily recovered followin , a fall on the ice at Waterford early i , the winter, when his leg was broker Frank E. King. with Mrs. King, ha returned from Norwich to their cottag as Pleasure Beach. A work train will operate from Say brook Point, doing work on the Shor Line bridges. placing them in condi ton for the big engines which are f be run, and two of which arrived 3 New Haven Thursday. , Producers and distributors of mil throughout the state are showing . willingness to meet the provisiosls ( the law requiring the registration { all producers and distributors of dair products in Connecticut Preparations of February pay allot ment checks for dependents of soldier has been delayed by receipt at Wash tngton of more than 60,0o0 letters inquiry concerning the payments, an two weeks more may be required complete the work.
 The fourth quarterly union evange istic meeting was held Sunday at tf home of John J. Randall in the Hewi district. These services are attende by large number from the surround ing country, also by those from Ne
 London and Norwich. III
 IN St Marys T. A. and B. society. S
 Anne's Ladies' Temperance society ar
 the Tierney Temperance cadets T
 ceived Easter holy communion at u
 7.30 mass in St Patrick's church Sul E day from Rev. J. H. Frederick, wi
 was assisted by Rev. Myles P. Galvi II Before Judge william S. Case in u d superior court at New Haven Frid, U Joseph c. Mitchell was divorced fro
 Maud E. Mitchell of Norwich on t, 6 ground of assertion. They were ma ? rfed in 1911. but the wife did not ii ]. Portchester, her husbands home, al Ii left him.
 A now star for AShhy J. Fitzgera,
 their watchmaker. who has enlisted ttie aviation department as first cla maehinist, is to be added to the ee
 vice flag at the P1aut- -Caden sto
 noE showing stars for Ernest Fro at New York, and George Eslhoin
 in the navy.
 Wives, widows and daughters
 Civil war veterans are making geatt lpillows for soldier convalescents. The twoman, many between so and 80 yes -tpld, are sewing the seams and filli