Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-14

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Norwich. Saturday. May n, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Comet parties are popular.
We boil all Holsters we sell at Pow
erS Bros.-adv.
Libraries are having demands for
books dealing with birds and flowers
Mary Troye of Sofmers was commit
ted to the Norwich State hospital on
Tuesday.
Italian societies of the state will
celebrate on Sunday the feast of st.
John of Capestrano.
A Holland county Baptist church is
to observe fathers and mothers day
on Sunday, the ed.
Local delegates report a most inter-
esting meeting at the conference held
in Norwich Tuesday.-Stonington I'm
ion.
The Connecticut Association of
School superintendent held it's mid
year meeting at Meriden Friday and
will continue the sessions today (Sat-
urday).
Mrs. Sara Thompson Kinney, hon
orary state regent of the d. A. r., is
entertaining the past regents of the
state at lunch in Hartford today (Sat-
urday).
The funeral of George A Maycock
will be held at New Haven this (Sat-
urday) afternoon The Connecticut
Funeral Directors association will at
tend in a body.
Your neig'hbor says that telephone
service is the greatest of all house
hold utilities. 1t will do just as much
in your home and you can have it at
the same price.-adv.
The total corporation tax assess
ments when completed in Connecticut
will show more than 5000 corporations
subject to tax in this district and the
total sum assessed will exceed $1,000,-
900.
Soft shell crabs today at Powers
Bros.-adv.
Connecticut will be represented at
the National Conference of Charities
and Corrections, which is to pe held in
ST. Louis next week.
Anyone can afford a utility that pays
it's own way. Telephone service does
this. 1t is an ever available servant
that may be instantaneously convert
ed into an efficient messenger, shopper
or protector-a1l for a few cents per
weekday.
Eastern Connecticut teachers are in
Boston to attend the seventh annual
convention of the New England asso-
citation of teachers of modern Ian
guages to be held in Walker hall,
Massachusetts Institute of Technology,
today Saturday.
At the Central Baptist church Sun
day morning the pastor, the Rev. P c.
Wright, will preach A special must
cal programme will be rendered in the
evening by the quartette of the church.
The public is cordially invited to at
tend both services.-adv.
The funeral of Mrs. George W.
Avery, sister of Dr. Robert p. Keep,
who died on Tuesday in South Orange,
n. j., was held Friday morning at 11.30
O'Clock in the Northam Memorial
chapel at Cedar Hill cemetery. Hart
ford, where burial took place.
You want to get your butcher or
baker on a stormy day-the telephone
comes In handy. There is sudden ILL
ness in the family and you need a doc
tor-the telephone may prove a life
saver. Have you already equipped
your home with our service adv.
The best proof of the value of tele-
phone service is the fact that there
are over $4,000 telephones in this state
and 5000, 900 in the United States and
that the list is growing every day.
Can you afford to ignore what millions
of others find to be Indispensable
adv.
The report of the New Haven Rail-
road company for the quarter ending
March 81, 1910, shows operating ,reve-
nues of $13,713,804.67, an increase of
s1,29s,475.24, as compared with the
corresponding quarter of 1909. The
operating expenses were $9,301, 305.26,
an increase of $62S, 107.S0
Mr. and Mrs. David Bosworth of
Groton celebrated their twenty-fifth
wedding anniversary Thursday eve
ming. Mr. Bosworth is the son of
Henry H. and Mary Ann Bosworth
and was born in New London Septem-
Der 80, 1861. He married May ~, 1885
Miss Kate E. Marquardt, daughter of
George and Martha Marquardt.
Choice long CLAIMS today at Powers
Bros.-adv.
The Springfield Republican says: Mr..
and Mrs. Nathan D. Bill celebrated
the 25th anniversary of their marriage
a few days ago, with a family dinner
party. to which also some intimate
neighbors were invited. Their daugh-
ter and her husband, DR.. and Mrs
Fritz B. Talbot of Boston, were i'm
portant members Of the company.
The New York, New Haven & Hart
ford air brake inspection car number
ed $50 is now stationed at Whitman
tic. Lectures on air brakes are given