Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-12

i III LUZ bAOOAAs
Shortcake socials are popular with
| rural church societies.
Farmers declare that pasturing was
never better so early in the season.
| Some of the Changers are making
Birds the topic of the May meetings.
Strawberry supper and apron sale
Spiritual academy tonight, 25c.-adv.
Straw hats are appearing in the
| haberdashers' windows in readiness for
| May 10.
Episcopal churches will observe
| whitsunday with services of special
| significance.
The Porto Rico pineapple crop is
| enormous this season, and the first
carloads are just reaching market.
0. l.. Messenger of Bridgeport was
elected president of the State Eclectic
Medical association at the 55th annual
meeting held Tuesday at New Haven.
The place to see your friends is at
the auction. IL Lincoln avenue, today
adv.
comfort circle OF Inc kings
Daughters had a pleasant meeting on
Wednesday afternoon in Lisbon with
Mrs William Waters Eleven mem
bers attended.
Schooner Susie Davidson has left
New London for southern lumber
port after making harbor during the
fog. The vessel will load lumber
south for Fort Point
II a bin before the senate becomes
a law, househoIders in every city in
these United States will have to buy
mail box for their front doors, if
they expect to have their letters de-
Iivered.
Don't miss the Nathan Hale orches-
ira of New London. Concert at First
Baptist church, Friday evening, Mr..
John B. Crazy sings Tickets CSC
adv.
Halleys comet rose this Thursday
morning at 1.59. A good time to OBJ
serve it is about g. 1t is in the east. |
about 80 degrees above the horizon and
is travelling away from the earth at
about 1,7e0 miles per minute.
The thunder storm. which did no
particular damage in this section |
early Wednesday morning. was severe |
in western Connecticut. lightning |
striking in a number of places and
the high winds causing havoc.
Since King Edwards death, English
residents have been questioned about |
his surname, popularity supposed to be |
Guelph. The kings Christian name |
was Albert Edward. Guelph is really |
not his surname for he had none
Nathan Hale orchestra of New Lon |
don with John B. Crary, tenor. In Sc |
lected programme. First Baptist |
church. Friday evening. o'clock |
Tickets 25 cents--adv-
The 1910 issue of the Connecticut |
State Register and Manual Is being |
distributed from the office of the sec
rotary of the state. It's appearance |
is little later than usual. as it con-
tains the changes made by recent mu- /
nicipal elections.
The Boswell property on Lincoln |
avenue has been purchased by Mrs. /
William Camp Lanman, who is hav- |
ing the barn moved and other altera-
lions made. The house will be occu- |
pied by Mrs. Lanman's head gardener,
Charles I. Beasley.
Recent bird arrivals reported in
clude the grasshopper sparrow, rose
breasted grosbeak. oven bird, veery, |
chestnut sided warbler yellow throat
ed vireo, red-eyed vireo the white
throated sparrow, prairie warbler,
bank swallow and cave swallow.
With the markets fast becoming
stocked with fresh spring vegetables
at moderate prices, and the promise of |
Texas beef within a fortnight to pull
the price of beef and veal to a low
level, housewives are beginning to
realize that the day of prohibitive
prices is nearly over
State librarians are being asked to
select fifty books which in their opin- |
ion are the best of list sent here by
the New York library. A similar re-
quest has been sent to almost every |
in the country After all the
lists arrive the New York officials |
select $50 books from the names sent !
in
Philip R. Goodwin, son of Mrs. Ella
Goodwin of New York. and
grandson of the late Theodore Ray
mond of Norwich. whose drawings of
animals in the leading magazines have |
been so accurate and artistic has been |
oCIFtNSN ny d ANSN VI |
to do the animal Illustrations in the
story of ex-President Roosevelt's At
rican trip.
New York, New Haven & Hartford
trainmen were notified on |
that the railroad is about to
take measures to stop smoking in cars |
not assigned for that purpose. The |
order states that occasional complaints |
have been received of conductors per-
the rule to be broken, and that |
discipline will follow failure to en-
force regulations