Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-17
VARIOUS MATTERS
The day we celebrate!

VARIOUS MATTERS
 The day we celebrate!
 Small boys and girls are busy col bring Easter eggs.
 There is commendable cleaning up of lawns and dooryards.
 Easter lilies will be scarce this year, so florists in large cities claim
 Special supper at Spiritual academy, tonight, 15c. May Pepper Vanderbilt next Tuesday night.-adv-
 ding of the trees always inspire cam era owners to start afield.
 The International Sunday school lesson for March 20 is of especial in terest, based on Matt ix:. 1-1S.
 The state fish and game commits sion has begun to send out conslgn- nents of Hungarian cartridges.
 Court Sachem whist in Foresters hail tonight. Gentlemen 25c, ladies 15c. --adv.
 Although the almanac predicts "changeable'' weather for Easter day, the possessors of new hats will risk iti
 Delegates are being appointed to at ton of the United Commercial Travel CTS in Springfield in June.
 The water wagon began doing duty in most towns this week, March Is being the date generally adopted on which to begin street sprinkling.
 In several cities of Connecticut. the Knights of Columbus are forming tou- rists' clubs. planning to take a trip to Quebec next August to attend the grand council of the order.
 Peep frogs were heard Sunday eve ming, but Monday morning they were covered over with ice. The peepers must experience this three times and then we shall know spring has come.
 The White Ribbon Banner states that a prize will be given for the best essay on The Harm in a Cigarette, es- says to be used as a part of the Sum- day school programme for ti-Ciga- rette day, May g.
 The Connecticut Daughters of the American Revolution at their state meeting in Greenwich, Wednesday, March 30. will proDably report favora- ply upon the names of Mrs. John L.. Buell. of Litchfield and Miss Mary E.. Harwood of Stamford for state re- gent and vice regent for another term.
 The department of agriculture has tested the water in all the rivers and waters of Connecticut where oysters are found, but the result will not be given out at present The agents have tions of all places where oysters are shucked.
 There will be a meeting of the New London County Horticultural society, this (Thursday) evening at 8 o'clock at the Buckingham Memorial. Lecture on Horticulture by Prof. Edward Lake of tke department of agriculture, Washington, D. c. All lovers of flow CTS are welcome, whether members of tho society or not.-adv.
 The new state law provides heavy penalty when, without permission, any person shall kindle or authorize an other to kindle a fire in the open air, outside the limits of any city, borough, or land controlled by any railroad company, for the purpose of burning bushes, weeds grass or rubbish of any kind, between the 18th day of Septem- ber and the 18th day of November.
 There is local interest in the pend ing Hobson bill which makes it a mis- demeanor for a manager or proprietor to deny admission to any-section of his place of amusement for which the sailor or marine has bought a ticket. 1t carries a penalty of $1.000 maximum, or a term of Imprisonment of not more than two years, for infringe mentS of the law.
 Division No. ?, A. O. H., will un- doubtedly have the largest crowd ever assembled in the Armory at their 22d annual dance tonight. N1fIler's orches- tra will render all the lively, up-to- date music. There will be no dull moments from the time of the first number until good d-night Is sounded. Dancing will start at o'clock.-adv.
 At the session of the grand lodge of the New England Order of Protec- ton to be held in Bridgeport on April IS, there will be present 300 delegates representing the 91 lodges of the or der all over the statc- Ida of Bridge port, instituted in December. 1887, is the oldest, while the youngest is Edge wood of New Haven, instituted Feb .ruary 3, 1910.
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