Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-31
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Norwich, "Wednesday, March 81, 1sOs.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Dandelion diggers are sheid.
The rush season is on for the tail
ors.
children are busy cOlOrinE Easter
eggs.
All the women are buying rose
bushes.
Small boys are thinking UP April
Folls day pranks.
Neosha club. d. OF p, whist tonight
Foresters' hRll.-adv.
Interested crowds surround the win
dows where fishing tackle is displayed.
steiner's grip pills. headache tablets.
bronchial tablets. at Lee & osgood's.-
adv.
Even the cracker men have sent out
Easter rabbits and chicks in their
wares.
Photographers are finishing up many
pictures designed for Easter rememb-
RANGES.
Lenten concert at Second Cong
church tonight, 8 O'Clock. Admission
Is cts.-adv.
Summer residents from the city are
already coming to their country and
shore places.
There appears to be a wave Of libra
ry burglaries throughout this state ana
Rhode Island.
Tbs hens are among the busiest of
the producing class just now. alive to
the demands OF Holy week.
Drusgists are selling quinine to
those who were beguiled by the bright
sunshine into leaving on winter cloth
ing.
Best local talent at Lentsn concert
Second Cong. church tonight Vocal
and violin solos. Admission Is Cts
adv
1t was 70 be expected that the
weather would moderate with the an
nouncement that the price OF coal was
to drop.
Mayors Of Connecticut cities are re-
ceiving invitations to send delegates
10 the NatlonA Peace congress at Chi
cago, May "a
Connecticut musical organizations
are appointing delegates to the next
national convsbtion Of the American
Federation Of Musicians at Minneapo-
lis, Mimi, in May.
Samuel Boose, chief engineer OF the
freight steamer Mohawk Of the Cent
tral Vermont lire, has returned to his
duties after a two weeks vaaction
spent with lis family in Groton.
Members Of state butiness mems as
sociations were urged to attend the
hearing at the eapifs in Hartford on
Tuesday on the bill providing for
"equitahla processes after judgment"
The Consumer Ice company OF
Killingly, capital stock $4,000 begins
business with s1Io0; incorporators,
Timothy q. Hopkins, William s.
Brown and dSoIge 8. Brown, all Of
Danielson.
The Connecticut delegates and alter
mates to the Continental congress at
washington win meet today Cwednes-
day. to nominate a regent to succeed
Mrs. Sara 7. Kinney, resigned. and
g vice regent.
Those who are caring for elm trees
state that the most important work
to be done at the present time is to
collect and destroy the alternating
beetles, that are already beginning to
crawl around
The good roads committee and the
legislative committee of the ,Connecti-
cut state Automobile association held
Joint meeting IN the rooms Of the
Automobile club Of Hartford at the
Allyn house Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Ellen Eccleston, widow Of
George Eccleston, died Monday at her
home in waterford. She was 70 years
of age and had been Ill for some time.
She leaves daughter and three sons,
all of whom live in Waterford.
A large number Of women interest
ed in the bill providing that women
may vote on excise matters in Connec-
ticut will attend the hearing this
"wednesday afternoon at 2 O'clock, in
the hall OF the house, at Hartford.
Very Low Colonist Rates via Nickel
Plate Road-Daily until April S0th, to
California, Washington. Oregon and
the far West. Tourist sleepers from
New England. Write L. P. Burgess,
N. E. P. A., S12 Old South Bldg. Bos-
ton, Mass.-adY.
Elaborate plans are being made for
the convention Of the high school fra
ternity Of Gamma Delta Psi, which
will ha held In New Haven during the