Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-26

The Annunciation Day mass at O. clock in St. Patrick's church was read by Rev. Peter J. Cuny and that at s by Rev. John H. Frederick.
 At the initiation of Ellington grange this Wednesday, evening, a womans S degree team has been organized and will confer the first degree.
 The planet Mars is far too distant from the earth and too nearly lost in the suns rays to be well observed this month. It enters the morning sky May g.
 Delegations from D. A. k. chapters of eastern Connecticut attended the 26th annUal conference held in the South Nol'Talk Methodist church Tues day.
 Cephas E. Rogers, who died recent ly at Meriden and who at one time managed the old hotel at Stonington, left an estate of S160,000, bequeathed to his widow.
 The Connecticut Childrens Aid SO ciety cared for 9S4 children during the past years and expended S80697, GO in 4JI8. It's estimate for 1919 called for nearly $1O0,000.
 Stockholders hereabouts are inter ested in the annual meeting of the SlOchlOlQRIS to be held at the Hotel Garde, New Ha ven, Wednesday, April 16.
 The Bulletins files showed Tuesday that it was March 18th, 25 years that Coxeys Army of the CommoA- wealth started from Massillon, O.. on it's famous march to Washington.
 The appointments of Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown, of Norwich, include q visitation this Wednesday, evening to Calvary Episcopal church, Stonington, when he will deliver the Lenten ad- dress.
 The Pawcatuck woolen mills at Pot ter Hill which have been running only .n part and on three days time up to within two weeks since the signing of the armistice, are now rushed with work.
 Medical authorities here have been notified tha next September, for the l first tine il it's hi tory, Bellevue hos pital Medical College uf New York uni verslty i5 to open its doors to women | atudents.
 At a eeting of the state boards ot nc A cient Order of Hibernians and .ua Lldie auxiliary, held in Water ny | Ga t was decided to hold 1 he ss ale convention in Danbury Sept lG a-d "a.
 At the weekly clinic held at the J1nIted Workers House, Tuesday eve ning by Dr. Hugh B. Campbell, super | l". dent of the Norwich State Tuber- 1 ol..O5is Sanatorium, six or seven per snls were eIa mined.
 In sympathy with t'.e decline ir : most foodstuffs, fish prices are now below normal and cheaper in prcpoc- i tion than butter eggs, melt anC poultry. Quality and variety were never better at Powers Bros, 10 Rose | piace.-adV.
 By a typographical error Tuesday the fact was omitted that the solo DOT tions of the leading anthem at ParI church Sunday service Were skilfullI l sustained by Mrs. Arthur [. Story, SO prano of the quartet,
 |! There is every indication that th' i home gardening movement will con tinue with unabated interest, accord ing to a statement made by C. EL. Cod ding. of the Connecticut Agricultura College Experiment Station.
 In the Hartford probate court Ade laide Blanchette has been app9intet administrator for the estate of Ed ouardina Blanchette. The appraiser are Wilfred St. Martin and Napoleon Grindamour of Willimaltic.
 4 full four-year officer trainin! course is to be established at Yale neX fall. In each year the academic term are to be devoted to theoretical WOrl while the summer will be given ove to practical work iu camps.
 Tuesday, the feast of the Annuncia ton, Rev Richard R. Graham of Chris church officiated at the celebration q the holy communion at Trinity Eplscv pal church, the rector, Rev. y. ElGre Brown assisting ill the service.
 Farmers here are opposed 10 Senate Hough's amendment to the cold sto- age egg law which provides thut an person who sells or offers for sale al eggs produced in this state With9u stamping his name thereon with .adcli ble ink shall be fined $25.
 The Centenary News from the Meth odist field shows that many churcha l cannot wait for the date set for tn great campaign to raise the $S5,000,00i but are at it already. Twenty churche in northern New York have alread passed the apportionments. At the first Hartford county olde boys conference to Ee held at South ington Friday and Saturday, April l ana lZ, among Lllt speakers Will h Rev. Dr. Peter c. Wright, pastor of th Asylum Avenue Baptist church ( Hartford, formerly of Norwich.
 Referring to the death of Edward (
 Johnson formerly of Norwich, Tues days New Haven Journal Courie said: He was widely known through out the country through his connec tions with Yale and former associatio with the historic New Haven House
 Advice is being given to the Connec
 ticut public to eat more frozen fisl
 in view of the unusually large suppl and they are more reasonable becaus of having been caught in the seaso ? of overproduction, and thus the week ly expenditures for meat can be Ct down.
 The contract for the West Hartfor
 reservoir improvement was awarde
 to the Foundation Company of Ne
 York, the lowest bidder, with $627, ,5O7
 50, while the boards estimate wa
 s654,39 Fred T. Ley X Go. of Sprine
 field, at work at Uncasville, bid $632
 619.50.