Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-04-29

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Don't forget the trolleymen have
dance at It. A. B. hall tonight. Dane
ing at 9 o'clock.-adv.
School pupils are preparing recita-
tions songs and compositions for Ar
Dor and Bird day May z.
Preparatory lectures in anticipation
of Communion Sunday will have es-
pecial interest this evening.
The show windows, gay in their dis
plays of spring and summer goods, at
tract the attention Of all visitors to
town.
Prayers for the. safety of the Chris
tians in Turkey have been offered at
the various religious gatherings this
week.
Dealers IN fancy groceries say that
this is the time of year when appe-
tites are capricious and when there is
a steady demand for table dehcacies
and novelties.
one dollar extra il your dogs are
not licensed before May first. Do it
now. The Town Clerks office will be
open every evening this week from z
to 9 o'clock.-adv.
The DISCREET superintendent, Rev. J..
H. Newland, viii hold the business
meeting in the NJ. E. church Saturday
evening. May 1, and VIII preach at
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A pamphlet reciting the proceedings
of the Connecticut Forestry associa-
ton and including papers delivered
before the institutes held under the as
sociations auspices has been issued.
Visitors to the site Of the burned
Peauot house at New London are sur
prised to find this year a vacant lot
| covered with good growth Of grass
and clover, hardly a trace Of the big
hotel being now visible.
Relatives and friends attended the
funeral of Jason B. Beckwith, held
/ Tuesday from the home Of George F.
/ Cowles, Waterford, at 2 p. m. Rev.
/ Joseph P. Brown OBLIGATED. Burial
was in Jordan cemetery.
Teachers have been notified that one
| of the pleasant excursions arranged
for those attending the American In
/ stitute of Instruction at Castine, Me.
in July, is a trip to Bar Harbor the
day after the convention closes.
Rev. DR.. A. B. Coats, state secre-
tary, now OF Hartford, formerly Of
North Stonington, will preach for a
time at the Middletown Baptist church
The officials Of the church have de.
cided to defer calling a pastor unit
next fall. The financial condition Of
the church at present makes this
course seem wise.
The marriage Of Miss Jennie W
Denison. daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs
Robert Denison Of Groton, and Albert
! Thompson Of Eastern Point took place
| in the parlors Of the Groton Heights
Baptist church on Wednesday night a
s o'clock The ceremony was per
formed by Rev. George r. Aatha.
special souvenir stamp issue COM
memorative of the development Of this
Alaska Yukon territory, is ready for
distribution June 1. The issue will be
Of the two cent denomination only
The stamp will be rectangular IN shape
1864 by and 1884 inches in size and
red in color.
Says the Stamford Bulletin: A strik.
ing coincidence is afforded by the al.
most simultaneous passing away o
Governor Lilley Of Connecticut, ant
Frank T. Brown Of Norwich, one o
the leading lawyers Of the state anC
counsel for Mr.. Lilley in the subma
rine inquiry at Washington.
Miss Elsie J. Caring, formerly teach
er Of domestic science, at the Backu
hospital, is doing fine work in tn
south She is spending this month Il
Hampton, Va, giving demonstration
in cooking with gas, and lecturing OF
domestic science. Numerous friend
made during her stay in Norwich vii