Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-21


Christian Endeavor societies are ap-
pointing delegates to the Silver Bay
conference,
A dro in temperature to 40 degrees
on Tuesday required the starting up of
steam heaters.
Steiner's grip pills. headache tablets,
bronchial tablets. at Lee & Osgood's.-
adv.
In spite Of chilly nights, bird lovers
say the orioles have returned in en-
couraging numbers.
Dealers are already taking orders
for furnishings and supplies for sum-
mer camps and cottages.
Salad supper and entertainment at
| Spiritual Academy Thursday 15c. Test
medium next Sunday.-adv.
IN the western part Of the state the
season for catching smelts is at an
end, and has been a poor one.
Capt. j. ]. Murphy is trying to Sc
cure guns for $50 boys Of the New
London branch Of the Tierney guards.
Grocers state that many families are
laying in a stock of -four, to tide them
over the time when higher prices may
prevail.
In the magazine section Of Tues
days Springfield Republican, John
Troland of Norwich had a beautiful
poem, Vac victis."
County caucuses Of Foresters are
being held to select candidates for del
egates to the supreme convention in
Toledo, Ohio, in August.
The municipal bill for woman's suf-
frage has been reported favorably and
will come UP at Hartford today (Wed-
nesday) for action, at Ills.
The water commissioners flee in
City hall will be closed this afternoon
during the hour of the funeral services
of Frank T. Brown.-adv.
| At the Providence, r. L, recruiting
station, Joseph P DeRusha of Jewett
City, recently Of the U. S. S. Viper, has
re-enlisted as an electrician third
class.
Word comes from the Norwich
Daughters at the Washington congress
that the delegation of D. A. R mem
bers from Connecticut at the Cochran
numbers "a, and that many others
could not secure quarters there.
Postcards have been received in
town this week commeorating Sunday
as the anniversary of the earthquake
and fire in San Francisco, which hap
pened early In the morning of April
Is. 1906.
The tug Tasco with the lighter Cap
tain Jack was to go to Gull island on
Tuesday had the weather been good,
TO try to raise the oyster schooner Eva
H. Lewis, which sank in deep water
a mile from the island on Thursday,
April 8.
Miss Rose Finkel and William
Shragowitz of East Lyme will be mar
ried at the home of the bride this
\ w evening dI y ClOChs
Lazar NJ. Kahn Of Ahavat. Chesed syn
agogue, New London, will perform the
ceremony.
On Wednesday, May 10, the annual
meeting of the Grand lodge of odd
Fellows is to be held in Hartford. The
seven lodges in Hartford have engaged
the Foot Guard armory, Unity hall,
and opera house for the meetings.
Very Low Colonist Rates via Nickel
Plate Road to California, Washington
and Oregon, daily until April 29th.
Finest tourist sleeping cars from New
England. Write L. P. Burgess, N. z.
P. A, 312 Old South Bldg, Boston,
Mass.-adv.
Department Commander Edward
Griswold of Guilford has issued orders
relating to the forty-second annual
department encanpment at South
Norwalk, May II and u, and to the
observance Of Memorial day May 30.
For tins third season Princial Will
| liam Kingsbury Lane Of the Prospect
Heights school, Brooklyn, N. Y, will
have charge of Pine Point summer
camp for boys. near Poultney. VT. Mr..
Lane is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam T. Lane of Norwich.
The new Connecticut State Register
and Manual for 1909 Is being dis
tributed by the. secretary of the state.
A roll Of chief justices of the supreme
court OF the state and colony, dating
from it's original establishment, IS an
addition to the book this year.
The Storrs College Lookout for April
says: The banana tree at the green
house is being watched with consid-
cradle interest as a fruit bud IS be-
ginning to appear. II the fruit devel-
ops everyone will want to take the
horticultural course next year.
The Danbury News says: The C.
IT. A. U. field day is expected to be
one Of the biggest events of its kind
that has ever come to Danbury and
a great amount Of work is before the
local society in the arranging and
preparation for the reception and care
of the large number Of Catholic tenn
perance people who viii come to this
city on June 10.
A Correction.
In the report Tuesday morning of
the Modern Woodmen's meeting The
Bulletin was made to say that the ex-
perience of the order in deaths from
ha1 Ok "a