Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-19

Tennis courts are being put in con-
dition.
The time is ripe for the oiling up of
lawn mowers.
Additions will be made to all water
bills unpaid after Tuesday, April goth.
adv.
On April 27th the schools will COM
memorate the centenary Of Oliver
Wendell Holmes.
Bertram Erskine and Minnie E. Case.
both Of Mantle, were married in Col
chester last week.
Saturdays sunshine resulted in a
I brisk sale Of spring and summer fab
RIGS by the dry goods stores.
AT Kennedy's reception in Olympic
hall tomorrow night there will be solo
dancing by twenty children.-adv.
The Hampstead Family association
meets this Monday afternoon at the
Hampstead house. New London.
The handsome magnolia in the
grounds at the Buckingham Memorial
will be in full bloom in a day or two.
Don't forget the Froehlichkeit fair
tonight Dancing and distribution OF
presents.-adv.
Yesterday was Low Sunday, the first
Sunday after Easter. The Easter mu-
sic was repeated in many Of the
churches.
The teacher at the Plain Hill school
this term will be Miss Natalie F. Allen
of Norwich Town. who begins her du-
ties today.
Today, Patriotic day in Massachu-
setts, has resulted in the usual num-
Der Of visitors to Connecticut to spend
the holiday.
The regular semi annual session OF
the grand division. Sons of Temper
ance, will be held in Shelton, Thurs
day, April I'D.
Notification has been received of the
national conference of charities and
corrections which will be held in Buff
falo from June to 16.
Recent spring flowers found include
blood root, dogs tooth violet, bluets.
leather wood and plantain leaved ever
lasting or ladies' tobacco.
Richard Lamont tells the Middletown
Press that we may have a warm wave
commencing the 21st and that the bal
ance of the month may be hot.
Invitations have been issued by the
Gilbert Transportation company of
Mystic for the launching of the sohoo-
ner Esther Ann, at Bath. Me, on Tues
day, April 20.
Additions will be made to all water
bills unpaid after Tuesday. April 9sth.
adv
Miss May 3. Lord, the evangelist,
who has just completed series of
successful evangelistic services in the
Manchester Center Congregational
church, has been invited to continue
the meetings.
Fridays Danbury News said: F.
c. Hull of 5 Maple avenue, a well
known chauffeur Of this city, left this
morning for Norwich. where he will
drive a Peerless car for a private fam
fly. Last season Mr.. Hull drove for
J. 7. Damn.
It is probable that the state dog law
will be changed during the present
session Of the legislature. At the ses-
sion Of the house last week an amend
ment was passed reducing the fee Of
dog wardens for killing a dog, from
IS to SO.
It is stated by the stonington Mir
ror that John w. Chamberlain has
been appointed district deputy OF the
K. Of c., and viii have under his SUI
pervision the lodges at Norwich, Taft
Vile, Montville, New London and
Stonington.
A good time in assured all who at
tend Kennedy's reception tomorrow
night in Olympic halliday.
Bakers in most Of the cities Of Con-
necticut are worried over the outlook
for prices on bread and cakes. In New
Haven last week pastry was advanced
slightly, while cakes and buns usually
selling at 10 cents a dozen were mark
ed u cents. Some wholesalers have
advanced the price Of -four rs cents
a barrel.
In the Center church, Hartford, on
Tuesday, April 81, a remarkable con-
vention of Congregational churches
and people will be held. 1t is part Of
a concerted movement by the Congre-
gational missionary societies, both
home and foreign, known as THE
Joint Missionary Campaign for Our
Country and the World"
The tax collector will be at the store
Of Sherwood Potter East Side. today,
from II a. m. to 1 p. M, for the pur-
pose Of collecting taxes.-adv.
The members Of the state Tierney
cadets officers staff and committee
will meet in New Haven on Thursday,
April %. to discuss means Of further
developing the organization. At pres
ent, there are 1900 cadets on the rolls
Of the various temperance companies
throughout the state. A branch is soon
to be formed in WillinnantJo.