Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-01
Olle 9rllletl1r. Norwich, Friday. April 1, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

! Saturn continues, evening star until April Is.
 Early risers find that it is daybreak 1 now at s.3S.
 Ambitious gardeners have already planted early peas. vio1ets, white and purple, are blooming in many dooryards. Owners of woodlands are hoping for heavy rains. to end the brush fires All the trout stories told tonight will not be April Fools day jokes City visitors are coming earlier than usual to occupy their country homes. The best moonlight nights this month will be from the 22d to the 25th.
 First Friday devotions are being held in the Catholic churches of the city
 today.
 Stories are coming in of children be-
 ing badly burned while playing around
 bonfires.
 Tn northwestern Connecticut. ponds
 and lakes are not yet entirely free
 from ice.
 The exit of March was not particu-
 larly leonine, but it was chilly and uncomfortable.
 Good day to be suspicious of mys- terious parcels and fat purses lying loose on the walks.
 The warm weather early in the week has had the effect of starting south ern tourists northward.
 Furniture dealers find trade improv- ed by the demand for new furnishings which always come at housekeeping time.
 State bott1ers are wondering what will come of the pure food boards threat to investigate the amount of capsicum put in ginger ale.
 St. Agnes Guild Theatricals by re- quest will be repeated at '. M. c. A. hall. Friday, April 1, D. m. New features. Attend and laugh. 25c.-adv
 Teachers in number of rural schools are being supplied by the Connecticut Society of Colonial Danes with books to aid in their school work,
 It is claimed that G. A. R. men about l the state find in their arrangements l for Memorial day that even the price I of flags has advanced about 40 per cent.
 Miss Evangeline Larry of Provi- 1 dence, R. I. a violinist of considerable | r+rf -I Baptist church Sunday evening. You | are invited to hear her.-adv.
 Delegates from all Theta Sigma so- cieties In the United States will gather | in New Haven today (Friday) and 1 Saturday of this week to hold their | annual convention of the fraternity.
 There have been prosecutions and fines of smelt fishermen on the Sound | shore this week, for using half-fnch | mesh seines, when the law says they shall not be less than fve-eighths of an inch mesh.
 The census enumerators have re- ceived a book containing information relative to their work, and also the papers and other materials to be used by them. Each enumerator is lO DC dCo45AdtCu Joy d DdQSG
 Lantern hill was burned over Tues day afternoon and night and We'd nesday there was still a fire on the south side of the hill. The fire started on the south side about midday and burned completely over the hill.
 Rev. J. H. James Of Rockville known in the state through his Iabors l of over fifty years, for twenty of 1 which he was secretary of the Con- necticut Temperance union, retires from the active work of the ministry | this week, having asked to be placed | on the superannuated list.
 That the big insurance companies l should set apart substantial sums for support and naintainance of sanitaria l for the care of consumptive policy holders, and thereby reduce the cost | of insurance to both the company and he policyholder was the substance of LII address delivered Wednesday aft ernoon before the State Life Under writer's association, meeting in Water oury.
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