Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-21

Glle Bulleti1r.
 Norwich, Friday. May 2f. 1908.
 VARIOUS MATTERS.
 An occasional green straw ha. is seen.
 Delicious creamed chicken tonight at Food Fair.-adv.
 There is demand for veranda fur nishings.
 Seeds are rotting in the ground for want of warm sun, the farmers claim.
 Home made cake and candy at Food Fair tonight.-adv.
 British clubs in various places will celebrate Empire day on Monday next MayS24.
 Of local interest is the announce ment that Mrs. George Tyler of Bal timore has arrived at her cottage at Eastern Point for the season.
 Hot waffies and maple syrup at Food Fair tenight.-adv.
 Recent rains have helped the turf on the terraces of the Halle club grounds, and the handsome beds of pansies. shrubs and vines are flourish ing.
 The auxiliary catboat, Alma L., Cap tain Hayes of Block Island, conveyed the first consignment of Holsters of the year from the island to the main- land on Wednesday.
 Vineyard Workers food fair tonight, Central Baptist church.-adv.
 Rev. G. c. Chappell of warrenvilie, who has accepted a call to the pastor ate of Union Baptist church in Palm ertown, will begin his ministerial du- ties next Sunday, May 2S.
 At her home. 54 Cleveland street, Orange. N. J., Elizabeth M. wife of Theodore D, Warren, died on Wednes- day. She was the daughter of Ben pamin and James Clark Otis of Col chester, Conn.
 Ice cream, maple mousse, lemon sherbet at Food Fair tonight.-adv.
 The annual Episcopal conference is &< |, o1I 3z at fha Evfeon- pal Theological school at Cambridge. Mass. A permanent place for the conference is to be purchased soon in the Litehfield hills.
 Get the Freddie walsh-Jack Good man fight on the Del-Hoff ticker to- iight.-adv.
 The Connecticut Historical society is to hold it's annual meeting at Hart ford next Tuesday. The nominating committee has named officers among the vice presidents, Jonathan Trum- bull, Norwich; Miss Ellen D. Larned, Thompson, and E. Stevens Henry, of Rockville.
 Special sheet music sale today and tomorrow, 15c per copy, at The Plaut- Gladden. Co.'s-adv.
 A state document worthy of care ful consideration is the third biennial report of the commissions of the state geological and natural history survey for 1907-1eos, as contained in Bulletin No. 12. It shows comprehensively what has been done and what is still Tn progress In this line. under civic au- thority.
 Gov. Frank B. Weeks has approved the requisition of the adjutant general and acting eommissary general on the comptroller for s1,50o for subsistence at May parades, 1909. and of the ad- jutant general and the acting pay master general on the comptroller for $1, 900 for expenses of military enroll ment and military officers.
 Mrs. May s. Pepper-vanderbilt, the famous Brooklyn medium. at Spiritual academy Sunday, 25 cents.-adv.
 The will of the Rev. Bailey S. Morse of Grafton, Mass, formerly pastor in Lebanon and Colchester, who died May 10, filed for probate Wednes- day, leaves his entire estate to his two sons, Frank L. of Chicago and Edward B. of New York, and his two daughters, Carrie L. Bailey of Graf ton and Mary L Woodbury of Chica- go.
 wordells Ocean Beach Casino opens for the season on Sunday, May 23d. A shore dinner will be serYed.-adv.
 A story was circulated about the state Wednesday that a large taxicah company in New York city had re- gently been awarded the contract for the transporting of passengers from all railroad stations along the New Haven roads system, or, in other words. for the hack service around the railroad stations, approaches to which are controlled by the railroad compa- ny. It was denied by President Mel len.
 Social by Goodwin's Union orchestra in T. A. B. hall Saturday night at s.sO adv.
 Tha executive board of the New London County Agricultural society met Thursday at the office of the treasurer c w Hill to take action