Norwich bulletin., 1910-04-07

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Norwich, Thursday. April ?, 1910
VARIOUS MATTERS
There is considerable building. re-
pairing, painting, and grading about
| town.
Sunshine societies are appointing
| delegates to the state convention to
be held in New Haven in May.
| Annual convocation Franklin chap
| ter No. 4, r. A NJ, at Masonic tenn
| pie this evening. Election of officers.
adv.
| Forest fires haves new seriousness in
| those sections of the outlying districts
| where rural cemeteries have wooden
| stombstones," SO called
| The fog which prevailed here late
Tuesday night and UP to noon on We'd
| nesday, was very dense in the shore
towns good part of Tuesday.
| In the school registers of Connect
| cut this year the teachers are re-
| quired to keep a record OF the time
| lost by hardness and dismissal.
| Apron ice cream and cake sale by
| Grace circle, Kings Daughters. at
United workers rooms, Friday, from
| 3 to D. m.-adv
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luncheon to the mayors of the cities
of Connecticut at Hartford, at two
o'clock. on Thursday afternoon. April
81.
over 700 farmers and milk produc-
ers in Connecticut have endorsed the
plan of regularly collecting samples of
milk and forwarding them TO the state
chemist for analysis.
Friends and relatives of Mrs. Pat
rick F. Murtagh attended a months
mind requiem high mass in St. Pat
rick's church on Wednesday, celebrat-
ed by Rev. Hugh Treanor.
Notices of the laws relating to for
est fires have been posted about the
country towns, and local wardens have
been busy issuing permits for the
burning of brush and rubbish.
Plans are already being made in
Bridgeport for the second state cele-
bration of Columbus day by the
knights of Columbus, October u. An
attendance of $4,000 is expected.
Hotel Griswold at Eastern Point will
open for the season the latter part
of June. The house has been partly
remodeled and everything connected
with the hotel and Plant estate is in
fine condition
Fresh supplies and low prices at
Somers Bros. Strawberries, asparagus,
pieplant red bananas. scal1ions, toma-
toes, beans, beet greens.-adv.
Connecticut photographers are at
tending the three days state conven-
ton of the Professional Photogra piers
society of New York. to be held in
New York, lasting Wednesday. Thurs
day and Friday.
Wednesday, the tug r. A. Scott, Jr.,
went to Saybrook to tow the scow
Philadelphia to Norwich The barge
will take on load of lumber at
Norwich to be used in the construc-
ton of the new Lyme bridge.
are discussing the probabilities of hav-
ing all the Hibernian societies of New
London county assembled here on
the Fourth of July and making the
day a. field day.-New London Tele-
graph.
State seed dealers say that the sale
of vegetable seeds to date is far in
excess of that of any other year, from
~,
to raising garden truck, because of the
high price of meats and other food
stuffs-
The state board of equalization act
ing as a commission to investigate the
oyster properties will hold a public |
hearing in New Haven on Friday, April |
s. to which it has invited owners of |
oyster properties and natural growers
to give their views.
When the Shore Line Poultry asso-
citation holds an institution in MILFORD |
hall, Branford, Thursday evening, |
Hon. George A Cosgrove of willing |
ton, poultry expert and writer, will de- |
liver the address. This is a state in |
stitute and is public.
There was especial local interest in |
The Bulletins Geographic notice on /
Wednesday of the death of Rev |
Charles o. Day, DID,, at Andover, |
Mass, on Tuesday, as his daughter |
Robert Porter Keep, son of |
the late DIR. r. P. Keep, of Norwich.
Fruit growers say that freeze UP |
now would mean the ruin of the fruit |
crop. Last year it showed late in |
April. and the vagaries of New Eng |
land weather are too well known for
people to have much confidence that |
the warm weather has come to stay,
Very Low Coionist Rates
via Nickel Plate Road tc California.
Oregon and Far West
daily, until April IA. Finest tourist |
sleepers. Write L. P. Burgess. N. &.
P. A, 312 Old South Bldg, Boston,