Norwich bulletin., 1909-02-06
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Norwich, Saturday, Feb. 6, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
The February thaw has set in early.
ChoirS are rehearsing Easter canta-
tas.
There was heavy white frost early
Friday morning.
Leaky roofs and cutters kept prop
erty owners busy on Friday.
Peach-growers state that so far the
weather has been very favorable to the
buds.
Merchants will make a big effort to-
day to dispose Of the last of their win
ter stock.
Sunday will be the 27th anniversary
Sunday OF the Christian Endeavor
movement.
Pre-Lenten gayetiss will have to be
hurried. Lent begins two weeks from
Wednesday.
Great and small, there have been 10
snowstorms already this winter, ac-
cording to one record.
Clergymen about the state are al
ready beginning crusade for the more
serious observance of Good Friday.
Orchardists in some localities are
already beginning preparations to
spray trees to kill the San Jose scale.
Sunday, February 7. viii be the s5th
anniversary OF the marriage of Mr.. and
Mrs. George c. Bills of Summit street.
At the fourth quarterly conference
Of the NJ. z. church in Vernon, Dis
trict Supt. J. H. Newland of Norwich
presided.
Many thousands Of ties have been
drawn to town this week from points
north, for shipment. and for use here
abouts.
Rev. P. c. Wright win speak at tbs
Central Baptist church Sunday eve
ming upon the topic, Waiting Seven
Years for a Bride."-adv. g.
Men will begin painting the interior
of the new barracks at the navy yard
next Monday. The contractor hopes to
have the building completed by March
Is.
In number Of places schools will
not be dismissed on Lincoln day but
one session will be held, the last pc
riod being devoted to memorial ex
ercises.
The little black and tan deg Toodles
owned by Mr.. and Mrs. James NJ. Par
ker Of The Hemlocks, East Great
Plain, died this week, aged H. He
was an exceptionally intelligent ami
NAL.
See the charming operetta, THE
Miracle Of the Rose" presented by the
Maidens Of the Sacred Heart st.
Mary's parish, at the new Olympic
hall, Friday afternoon and evening,
Feb. II. Tickets, Csc. Csc and 5Oc.-adv
On draught today at the Theater
cafe: Anheuser Busch Budweiser,
Anheuser Busch Faust, 1o7 Water
street T. w. Wilson.-adv.
The commissioners of the geological
and natural history survey of Connec |
RI l.,
aration one on A Study of the Ter
races Of the Thames Estuary, by DR.. |
F. P. CULVER Of Norwich.
The Graduate Nurses' association at
its meeting in Danbury this week, |
elected a delegate to attend the ma
tional convention of the nurses alum
nj at st. Paul, MINI, in June, Mrs. z. |
Baldwin Lockwood Of CRANKY
The New London county branch of
the Episcopal Sunday school union of
Connecticut was organized at a meet |
Ing in Grace Episcopal church at No
ank, this week. For president, Rev.
c. ]. Marston Of stonington was chos-
en-.
A winsted correspondent writes:
The condition Of ex-Warden Gustav |
Reuter-, who is in a sanitariunl in |
Norwich, according to advices re- |
ceived from his brother, Louis, who is |
him. is showing marked i'm
but not enough to warrant |
his return home.
State members Of the typographical
union have been notified by Interna-
tional President Lynch Of the resig- |
nation, because Of I'll health, Of ]. W. |
who for tho past twelve |
years has been secretary and treasurer |
Of the International Typographical |
Union of North America President |
Lynch has named J. w. Hays, the first |