Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1919-04-11
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Norwich, Friday, April II, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Some of the biggest hailstones seen
moons shower
Avoid the rush; pay your water bills
noW.-adV.
The Otis library has listed large
number of books pertaining to Ameri
canization work.
At Hampton, George NJ. Perkins of
Central Village is administrator of the
Austin Howell estate.
The public schools of New London
are to close today (F'riday) for week
vacation. The spring term will begin
April 81.
In certain Windham county towns
cattle are very scarce and high priced
on account of the light hay crop of
last summer.
A number of Victory gardens have
been started already at Groton Long
Point, and the owners are taking
great deal of interest in their work.
The water office will be open all day
Saturday.-ady.
The body of Charles Morey, a for
mer resident of Ashford, who died in
Norwich was taken to Ashford Mon
day for burial in Woodward cemetery.
At the Westerly Historical society's
meeting Thursday at $50 y. m. the
members were addressed by Alien
c. Bush of Gales Ferry, whose subject
was Nathan Hale.
This CFriday) evening at Groton
Rev. Frederick r. Sanford of Calvary
church, Stonington. is to preach in
Bishop Seabury Memorial church at
the Lenten service.
Thursday at o'clock in st. Patrick S
church an anniversary requiem high
mass for Mrs. Murphy. wife of former
Mayor Timothy C. Murphy. was sung
by Rev. j. II. Broderick
Arrived, another shipload of had
dock, cod, fatfish and smelts, Osgood's
wharf.-adv.
A former evangelistic worker in Mo-
hogan. Miss May &. Lord, has just
closed a successful year as pastor of
the Methodist church in West CRANKY
and has been asked to continue her
services for another year.
An exchange notes that William w
]. Warren has come from New York
18th to celebrate his birthday with his
sister Miss Elizabeth Warren, as they
are twins and were born in Lyme in
lS44.
Fish cheap at Church Bros. today
adv.
One of the greenkeepers is WORKING
on the course at the Norwich Coll
club when the uncertain April weather
| permits, Eddie Cow. the professional
| engaged by the club, is expected t.
return from Pinehurst, y. c.. not later
than May list.
The chairman of tha Red Cros,
auxiliary of East Lyme, Mrs. James
Bathgate, has reported that in re
! Spouse to the call of stricken Europe
| for used clothing the donation.
amounted to about $50 pounds, beside,
Il lot of shoes.
Only a few days left to pay YOU
water rates-adv.
Prof. H. L. Garrigus of the ANNA
husbandry department of Connection
| Agricultural college. Storrs, viii leay
| this week for the famous purebreC
dairy sections of Wisconsin to buy III
a large number of high class COWS TO
use in Connecticut.
Elisha Briggs, charged with til,
| theft of hens from George Egglestol
of Clarks Falls. was bound over t,
the superior court by Justice Chapman
of North Stonington. and being un
able to furnish $500 bail has beel
committed to Norwich jail.
Miss Lille Pendleton Chapman. GA
of Old Mystic, who died in Norwich
Monday after several months of il
health was for years the faithful cor
respondent for The Bulletin from OIL
Mystic. She was the twin sister 0
Rev. w. P. Chapman, D. D., of Talcott
vile.
John NJ. Swain and Frank Coxete
have completed their inventory of tn
stock left by the late John L. GiIla
in his establishment on East Mai
street, valued at $5,511.34. Edmun
A. Prentice is executor of the viii
Mrs. Gillian inherits all the persona
property.
On sale today, big supply nativ
smelts Osgood's wharf; lowest price
in city.-aGv.
Following a demonstration of a fire
less cooker given by Miss Embleto
last Thursday at the Red White schoC
in West Woodstock. a girls club wa
formed with Isabel Herendeen presi
dent; Margaret Smith, vice presiden
and Bertha Smith. secretary an
treasurer.
Following an interruption because
the forty hours devotion, the Lente
sermon at St Patrick's church Sunda
evening next will be by a PASSION,
Father from Boston, and this wi
close the special Sunday evening Ler
ten services. the following Sunday be
ing Easter.
Thread City Fife and Drum Corp
heaviest drum corps in the state. Pa
= rade work specially For particular
address Odell NJ. Chapman, Whitman
tic, Conn.-adv.
Word has been received from Il
war department at Washington by Il
Lyme war bureau that Private Nil,
Z. Cunningham of Hamburg missiT
so long, was located in EvacuatiC
hospital No. q Oct. 9. with trench fe
and Influenza and Dec. 20 was repor
ed returned to duty.
At the 31st annual session Of Il
grand commandery of Connecticu
United Order of the Golden Cross. he
in Waterbury Tuesday, a cut gla
punch bowl and glasses, offered by
c. Cotton of Hartford the lodge NAL
ing the largest gain in membershi
went to Bristol commandery.
- License your dogs in the tow
clerks office now, male and spay'
dogs, $1.25; female dogs, $10.25. o.
dollar extra after May 1st.-ady.
Mrs. @. NJ. c. Holman, SO. who di
at the home of her niece, Mrs. Ad
laide Allen. at Newton Center. Mas
April 5. was the widow of Jonas '
Holman, D. D., pastor of the Thi
Baptist church, North Stoningtc
- from 1871 to the close of 1874, w
died while pastor of that church.
The hostess house at the corner
Federal and Main streets, New 10
don. which for the past year has be
maintained by the national war wo
council of the Young Womens Chrf
tian association. is TO be discontinu
April 80 and the building is to
taken over temporarily by the NJ