Norwich bulletin., 1909-03-22
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
For two sunshiny days mankind is
properly grateful.
Gentle spring made its advent at one
o'clock Sunday morning.
steiner's grip pills. headache tablets.
bronchial tablets. at Lee & osgood's.-
adv.
Students from some OF the colleges
are home during the spring examina-
ton period.
The winter, say those who are post
ed. lasted just SO days. instead Of 81,
as in some other years.
Madame Gertrude. the New London
mllliner. is advertising for an expert
millinery maker!-ady.
Another pretty cottage has been
of the Montville trolley.
Comrade George S. Smith cf Mantle,
accompanied the body of Thomas Bur
Hngame to Scituate for burial on Fri
day.
Postnasters are receiving for distri-
button q supply Of booklets describing
the classldcations, conditions and rates
Of postage of the United states postal
service.
~,4 $500 -. No al
Greene has resumed her run on the
line between New London and the is
land forts, having completed repairs to
her rudder post.
In Colchester, at union service held
at the Methodist. church, Sunday eve
ming, Rev. ]. II. Newland Of Norwich,
presiding elder Of this district. was
present and preached.
There was rarge congregation at
ST. Patrick's church Sunday evening
The sermon on Lessons from the Life
Of St Patrick was delivered by the
Rev. F. L. Fitzpatrick.
Miss Bertha Blackburn Of Hanover.
soprano soloist, sang at the Second
Congregational church. New London
on Sunday. in the absence Of Miss
Helen Lathrop Perkins of Norwich.
Wednesday is the second anniversary
Of the death of Mrs. Hannah Murphy
mother Of Chief Of Police John Muir
ply, and a memorial mass for her Is
to be celebrated in st. Patricks church
on that day.
Chester CIough Of Norwich and Miss
Alice Able Of Ended. who were mar
ried at the home Of the bride, Thurs
day have arrived In Norwich and are
occupying their new home on Laurel
Hill avenue.
Henry 6. Phillips has succeeded
Capt. F. NJ. Hamlin as master Of the
steamer Fall River, while that boat
is running as spare boat on the Cen
trail Vermont line between New Lon
don and New York.
An old colored print, relic Of the
period Of the county court house fight,
on exhibition in Meade's window, New
London, has been attracting attention.
It is entitled. Norwich Drafted Men
Marching to Dixie"
Notification has been received locally
that the annual reunion Of patrons and
other friends Of the Champlain assem-
blage at Cliff Haven, popularity known
as the Catholic summer school, takes
place on April Is at the Waldorf As
toria.
Horace Johnson miscalculated when
he predicted: There viii be very
great disturbance Of the atmosphere to
take place, from the 18th to the 22d OF
the present month; Il win be felt on
land and sea. Mariners should be
watchful.
The Groton correspondent OF the
New London Globe writes: Archdeac con
Brown Of Norwich was the preacher
at Seabury Memorial church Friday
evening. He Is an interesting speak
err and his discourse was listened to
with pleasure by a large congregation.
At the Wesleyan alumni dinner held
at the Hartford golf club Friday night
among the speakers was mentioned
"Col. W. H. Hall, 's2, Of wilmington,
who was as much interested in foot
ball while in college as he has been
IN politics since he left college"
Another shipment Of Hungarian
partrldges was made Friday from the
state hatchery station at Windsor
Locks. These are part Of the last
shipment Of birds received from
abroad. Twelve were shipped to Rock
vile and one hundred went to Stafford
Springs for distribution
The total amount Of the first requi-
sition on the manufacturers Of the
state dog tags has been shipped The
number Of tags is T4.0S4, to which later
acquisitions win be added and then
the entire number Of tags may be So
900 or $1,000. The kennel licenses are
81 in number and OF kennel tags the
number is about ESQ.
The estate Of william r. Walker the
1afasrIfer nne haav ec11 20 49,. ,-15