Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-05-20
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Norwich. Thursday, May 20. 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Ascension day.
Warmer weather IS promised.
The moon was new on Wednesday.
Rhododendrons are nearly ready to
bloom.
Fields in the country are yellow
with buttercups.
A number Of the schools recognized
Tuesday as Peace day.
Furnishings and supplies for sum-
mer cottages are selling.
Fresh fish and Holsters at the pub
lie landing. Henry Corey.-adv.
Ounce orchards are in bloom and
give promise of a record yield.
Stealing brass handles from trolley
cars is a new form of theft in the
state.
The first of the Florida pineapples
reached northern markets on We'd
nesday.
The featuring of suit cases and
trunks in the window displays in
dicates the approach Of the vacation
season.
After the sun appeared on Wednes-
day there were many outings to park
and suburbs, although the air was too
chill for comfort
William NJ. Howard of Waterford
has been appointed policeman upon
the application Of the board Of water
commissioners Of New London.
Gas and oil stoves were necessary
for comfort on Wednesday evening,
and In many households steam heat
ers are doing post-season service.
The organists Of the towns and cit
les of the United States are being
oe the National Association Of Organ
lists.
The Connecticut state library com
mission has issued invitations all over
the state to the laying Of the corner
stone of the state library and court
building at Hartford, Tuesday, May rs.
at p. m
All persons who have not yet
handed in their lists of names of per-
sons who should receive invitations
to attend the anniversary celebration
will please mail same at once to Gil
bert S. Raymond, No. % Warren
street, city, in order that all the in
eitations may be sent out next week.
adv.
Changes in time Of the running
schedules of the trains of the New
York; New Haven & Hartford rail-
road are to go into effect Sunday,
June 6, at 1901 a. m. Time tables
viii be placed in the hands Of agents
for distribution on Friday, June L.
Heine lodge will entertain the dele
gates to the twelfth annual conven-
ton Of the German Order Of Her
mann's Sons, which will be held in
Bridgeport May %. The officers of the
grand lodge will arrive the night be-
fore and meet at the Atlantic hotel.
All persons who have not yet
handed In their lists Of names of per-
sons who should receive invitations
to attend the anniversary celebration
,,11 - ~
bert S. Raymond, No. % Warren
street, city, in order that all the in
vitations may be sent out next week.
adv.
The executive board Of the state
Christian Endeavor union met in Mer-
ident Tuesday with representatives
from all the societies present. Among
the routine business transacted. it was
decided that an annual conference
would be held between the state bien-
NAL conference
The American National Schuetzen-
bund. which has in its membership
nearly every crack marksman who is
listed among the United States Ger
man-American citizens, is going zoo
strong to Germany with three bands
or the North German Lloyd liner Main
on May 81 for g. shooting competition.
II has chartered the Vessel for the
round trip between Hoboken and Bre-
men.
All persons who have not yet
handed in their lists Of names of per-
sons who should receive invitations
tc attend the anniversary celebration
will please mail same at once to Gil |
bert S. Raymond, No. % Warren
street, city, in order that all the in
vitations may be sent out next week.
adv.
The vote taken at a town meeting
held at Block Island February g. 1900, |
to sell the towns interest in the |
steamers New ShoTeham and Daniel |
son, was declared Illegal Tuesday by
Justice Baker of the superior court |
who. in a rescript, makes the injunc-
ton against the town permanent.
DIED FROM LAUGHING.
Charles D. Howard Was Enjoying a
Story When Death Interviewed.