Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-25
dllf &lIllftilr. Norwich, Menday. Aersl 2. 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| - = i VARIOUS MATTERS This is St. Marks day.
 This is the last week of grace for dog owners.
 English residents noted St. Georges day in an informal manner, on Sat urday-
 Neosha Whist club tonight at For esters' hall.-adv.
 rial has been at half-staff in memory of James Stanley. The frame is up for the new house which Emil M. Fox is building on Mckinley avenue, just below the Mer- shon place.
 Saturday, April 23. was the anni- versary of the date in 1862 when the Connecticut colony obtained charter from Charles II.
 Ticket agents arc in receipt of the changes in the passenger tariff rates of the New Haven railroad. which go into effect May l.
 Prof. Kennedy's juvenile class re- ception at Cadillac hall Tuesday night. adv.
 The Greek 'sholy week. began Sun day and during the week special serv- ices will be held. Easter Sunday will be observed on May L
 
 sociation is appointing delegates to the international convention, to be held in Washington next month.
 The Lathrop family of Brooklyn N. Y., who have passed several summers at Ocean beach, have hired one of the Neilan cottages New London Globe.
 Ernest A. Smith of Norwich con- ducted the quarterly union temperance lecture for the W. c. T. U. at the Con- gregational church in Essex Sunday evening.
 Today the tax collector will be at the store of c. W. Allyn, East Side. from Il a. m. to 1 p. m--adv.
 Officials of the New Haven railroad were in New London Saturday morn ing, inspecting the roads property fn- cluding the Norwich line wharf and other dock possessions.
 George Harris, son of Mrs. George R. Harris of Grove street. was badly poisoned on face and hands several weeks ago by alder. and is still suf- fering much discomfort from the ef- fects.
 1t is announced by the Springfield Republican that Rev. Charles H. Rick etts of Norwich has been engaged by the Ludlow, Mass, Memorial day as- sociation to deliver the Memorial day address.
 The tenth annual convention of the Connecticut Congress of Mothers will meet at the Congregational church at Cromwell on Wednesday and Thurs day. It is expected that about 200 delegates will attend.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office this week. One dollar added to regular fee after May l. Office open daily from 9 a. m. to p. m.-adv.
 The annual convention of the Ma tiona1 Leaf Tobacco Board of Trade is to be held in Hartford, Monday and Tuesday, May g and 10. More than 100 delegates from different parts of the state and country will attend.
 At the annual meeting of the state Y. NJ. c. A. at New Haven Friday, among those nominated for election on the state executive committee for three avnr rrrnr E3 sI, <>Ri Norwich, and H. c. Lathrop of Willi- mantle.
 Saturdays Springfield Union said: MT. and Mrs. Nathan D. Bill enter tained at dinner in their home on Ames hill last evening in honor of their 25th wedding anniversary. It was 6 family party. the guests being relatives.
 Tuesday, April 26. will be observed as State day at the Fairview Odd Fel- lows home. Delegates from all the l subordinate lodges and from the Re- pekah lodges will visit the same car- rying contributions in the shape of l supplies and furnishings.
 A number of Jewish visitors were | In town for the second "Seder'' of the l Passover Sunday evening, when the l nome service under direction of the 1 head of the family is held, all absent | members of the household making an | effort to return for the reunion
 Six young ladies from New London l started at o'clock Saturday morning l on walk to Norwich. In the party l were Misses Doris Osborn, Josephine Raub, Elizabeth Hazard, Ruth Saxton, Gladys Howard and Alice Gildie They | by trolley Saturday after | noon.