Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-03-23
VARIOUS MATTERS.

| 1911 49, -
VARIOUS MATTERS.
The sun sets at exactly o'clock to-
day.
Vacation trips to washington are
being planned.
Motorists and teamsters ind the
roads in fair condition.
w. c. T. unions have been observ-
ting the birthday Of Neal Dow.
Springs "etherial mildness' seemed
lacking during Mondays frosty morn
ing.
The Gilbert schooner Catherine
Monahan is discharging lumber at
Fort Point
A long line Of open cars is assem-
bied at the Montville car barn for
spring renovation.
The steamer New Hampshire is TAX
ing the place OF the steamer Chester
". Chaplin on. the Norwich line.
world-famous medium May Pepper
Vanderbilt at Spiritual Academy We'd
nesday night, Csc. Conundrum supper
Thursday, 15e.-adv.
In St Patriek's church on Monday.
at 8 o'clock relatives and friends at
tended an anniversary requiem high
mass for John Twomey.
A special court Of the Society of
Colonial Wars in the state Of Connec-
ticut is to be held at the Hartford
club on Thursday afternoon.
John NJ. Champion. state game
commissioners, has received another lot
Of 1000 Hungarian partridgss, which
he soon viii set free in different parts
of the state.
Miss May 3. Lord. the evangelist,
viii conduct seriss Of evangelistic
services in the Manchester Center
Congregational church, beginning
Sunday, April T.
Next Sunday morning Mrs. F. H.
Merrill OF Norwich VIII sing at the
Second church, New London. in the
absence Of Miss Helen Lathrop Per-
kins, soprano, who is Ill,
At East Norwalk on Good Friday
there will be a convention Of the 10y
al Workers and Sunday school for the
Advent church. Delegates will at
tend from eastern Connecticut.
A. S. HubbelI has had on exhibition
in a Mckinley avenue store window
large oil painting, Romeo and Juliet"
a well colored and well executed re-
production Of the italian original
Next Sunday will be the last Sun
day In their present charges for
number Of Methodist ministers, as
conference begins at Pawtucket on
March 90th, and continues until April
5th.
The spring. which made its advent
Monday, is due to expire at .. m.
June 21, being 90 days and 30 hours
long. and then comes the good old
summer time which will continue for
80 days and Is hours.
Petitions TO the Connecticut legisla-
ture regarding certain bills before It
are to be sent to every minister in
the state for distribution and sigma
ture. This is a reform movement orig |
mating in Washington.
The Springfield Sunday Republican
had a reproduction Of the picture |
taken by fashlight after the close Of /
the memorial meeting Of Edmund c. |
Stedman's friends last January, near
the anniversary Of the poets death.
The New England club Of Spokane,
Wash. has sent out notification that |
Patriots day is to be observed with a
special programme at dinner the |
evening Of April 1s, when it is ex-
pected 500 former residents of the New |
England states will be present
At the regular monthly meeting Of |
the Young Ladies' sodality Of st. Pat |
rick's parish the following officers /
were elected for the ensuing year:
President, Miss Abbie sheehan; vice |
president, Miss Henrietta Steinkamp: |
secretary. Miss Bridget Moran; IL
brarian, Miss Anna McGrory.
Rev. ]. F. Cobb Of the Universalist |
church writes The Bulletin: The state |
ment in Saturdays Bulletin, taken |
from a Waterbury paper. that 81, 900 |
had been voted to Norwich by the 1
trustees Of the Universalist state |
convention, refers ] think, to Water
bury, as Norwich has asked for no |
state aid and has never received any. |