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

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Norwich. Wednesday. March 8, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
supper tonight at Trinity NJ. E.
church, 25c.-adv.
Today "wednesday Friday and Sat-
urday are Ember days in the Catholic
church. A.,
Some farmers say II the weather
continues mild for a week, they will
begin blowing.
BY March 81 the length Of the day
viii have Increased to twelve hours
and forty minutes.
The moon will be full next Saturday
evening and the new moon comes the
evening Of the 21st.
Somerset lodge works the Fellow
craft degree this evening.-adv.
The conference Of the Catholic pas
tors Of the diocese was held Tuesday
at the cathedral Hartford.
Sap is lowing upward in the maple
trees, and some people who have sugar
naples have tapped them already.
Food sale and regular church sup
per at First Baptist church today
(Wed.). Supper at sis. Is cents.-adv
Get the report of the commission
on tuberculosis at The Bulletin bust
ness office. They are free to all call
ers.
The state board Of education has
issued document No. 500. a catalogue
OF the state normal training school at
New Haven.
The Connecticut Young Peoples
Christian union Of the Universalist
church WI hold its state convention
in STAFFORD April 2 and 3.
Some Of the older local historians
recalled the fact that Texas was an
nexed to the United States just six
ty-four years ago Monday.
Most Of the April blooming bulbs
will show their flowers in March this
year II the temperature does not. take
a sudden and severe drop.
The steamer Mohawk Of the Central
Vermont line brought from New York
on Monday a cable four miles long, for
the life saving station at Fishers is
land.
Friends of Mrs. Roosevelt presented
her a diamond necklace Monday. Miss
May Williams, daughter of the late g.
A. Williams OF New London, Conn,
acted as treasurer Of the fund.
Among school children in several
Connecticut towns pink eye is preva-
lent. occurring something's in connec-
ton with the measles and sometimes
distinct from any other malady.
The Nautilus Magazine, for March
has upon its front cover a pretty poem
entitled MY Dream" by John Troland
of Norwich, and the editor feels glad
to ada his name to the list of writer's.
n Is stated By New London ox-
changes that Robert B. ChappsH and
family moved Monday from the MohI-
can apartments to the W. 6. Chappeu
house on Charming street, New Lon
don.
The agitation against scraping the
bark OFF Gins to keep the beetles from
them has resulted IN a state
ment from Prof. w. z. Britton, state
that it is very injurious
TO the trees and should not be al
lowed.
Very Low ColonIst Rates via Nickel
Plata Road-Daily until April 30th to
California. Washington, Oregon and
the far West. Tourist sleepers from
New England. Write L. P. Burgess,
N. z. P. A.. 312 Old South Bldg, Bos-
tor, Mass.-adv.
Rev sherrod Eoule, who has re-
signed as pastor Of the Naugatuck
Congregational church, to become the
and executive head of
the Connecticut Missionary society,
with headquarters in tina Congrega-
tional house, Hartford.
A bill of interest TO sportsmen, in
PRODUCED ut this session OF the legis-
ature, is house bill 417-making close
season for quail, woodcock. partridge
Or ruffed grouse, Monaghan, Chinese
and English pheasants. December Is
10 October IL. both inclusive.
Automobiles IN this city and vtctn-
Ity were invited to attend the hearing
before the legislative committee on
roads. bridges and rivers. today, We'd
aesday and Thursday at Hartford,
when most Of the automobile bills be-
fore the general assembly Will be TAX
en- UP.
The tags for the new dog year,
which begins April /. are being sent