Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-29


 Norwich, Friday, April 2s. 1910.
 VARIOUS MATTERS Almanac day for May. Ciothesiine thieves are busy in the lower part of the county. A number of owners of shore cot tages are already occupying them
 Clouds of dust were blowing Thurs day as thought it had not rained so recently.
 A clear night brought out a good att tendance at the preparatory lectures last evening.
 The catch of alewives this spring has so far been light on account of the pre- vailing low water.
 Chilly weather like that of Thurs day will check the career of the hate ful early housefly.
 Higher classes in many of the schools are already taking the preliminary tests for graduation.
 
 secretary of the girls friendly soci- ety. is visiting the guilds in eastern Connecticut.
 Rev. John Willard of Vernon has accepted a call from the Worthington, Mass. Congregational church, and will begin his work there at once.
 A committee representing the Cath Ia af ticut presented Bishop Milan his epis- copaI ring Wednesday in Hartford.
 Hartford exchange states that MT, and Mrs John M. Gallup sailed for Germany from New York on steam ship Amerika on Saturday, returning early in July.
 In spite of the cold the outlook for peaches was never better than this year, some of the farmers say who raise them. The trees have blossomed out in fine style.
 Last week to license your dogs One dollar extra next week Town clerks and every evening this week from to 9.-adv. It was believed that John Ryan of New London should be committed to -he Norwich State hospital, but he was adjudged sane Wednesday by City Physician w. D. Cronin and Dr. Dan 1 el Sullivan. Of local interest is the announce l nent that the new Congregational 1 church at Lyme will be.dedicated June 1 IS unless unlocked for delays are met l with in the completion of the interior | finish and the installation of the or gan. Miss Alice [. Potter of woodstock, Ceres of the Connecticut state grange, 1 . notifying masters of local granges | # the prizes offered for corn, to be | 'ntered in competition for exhibition l tt the corn show in Worcester next | November. Mail delivery at Ocean beach will | 'e started fin about six weeks or on | tune 13 and will continue to October 5, according to the announcement of he postal officials. Substitute Carrier ,harles Cobb will again be on duty his season.
 The Waterbury Democrat says: Ed on s. Bishop, newly elected state de- artment commander of the G. A. R. aid yesterday he would announce his ppointments of department officers of he c. A. R. in Connecticut in about l mother week.
 It Is said that EIalley's comet is now isible to the naked eye shortly after a m. The comet is displaying a ne, brushlike tail of some three de- rees in length, while the nucleus hines with a brightness of between 5 and magnitude.
 Miss Nellie Williams, youngest aughter of MT. and Mrs. Lemuel Will lrns of Waterford will on Saturday o'clock become the bride of Frank ruce Collins of Oklahoma Sity. Aft r the wedding MT. and Mrs. Collins i'll start for Oklahoma, where they ill reside. The Norwich line pier is busy place o'clock in the morning, when the ew York boat arrives. according to le New London Telegraph. Three undred immigrants arrived by boat om New York Tuesday morning and ere transferred to the north and ! lst. There is a movement among D. A. R { iapters in Connecticut to adopt the ! ant of New York and carry on dur e tho summer city historical clubs he purpose is to show to children pecia1ly of foreign birth, the 1istori- : ] landmarks of the city and to &C., z laint them with each city's history. '
 
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