Norwich bulletin., 1910-03-19
VARIOUS MATTERS


 VARIOUS MATTERS
 The day is now an even three hours longer.
 Dance at Cadillac hall tonight. Don't I miss it.--adv.
 Bibles, prayer books. markers and rosaries always sell well for Easter | gifts.
 f Florists are expected some unusually big and handsome violets for the East 1 CT trade.
 | The Bristol Press notes that John I Missett expects to move to Crescent l beach, where he has a summer hotel. 1 Single tickets for McNIillan lecture, With Peary in the Arctic" March 31, | now on sale at Davis bookstore.-adv. i The property at S4 River avenue. Laurel Hill, will be sold at auction. rain or shine, on March 31. 1910. at 3 | p. m.-ahv.
 Temperature ranging from 2 degrees ported at various points early Fri day morning. Gov. Frank B. Weeks has approved | a requisition of the adjutapt general on the comptroller for $S70.S6 for con tingent expenses.
 As Sunday will be the soth birthday of Fanny Crosby, the blind hymn writ CT, her hymns will be sung by Metho- dist churches in many places.  Members of St. Anne's Temperance society will receive Holy Communion in a body at the 7.30 o'clock mass in St. Patrick's church on Sunday.
 Postmasters are calling attention to the fact that in order to insure prompt delivery of Easter cards they should be mailed at least two days in ad- vance.
 An East Morris correspondent writes to the Waterbury Republican: A rev speak next Sunday on a temperance subject.
 The Red Mems travelling blanket and travelling canoe, adorned with totems by nearly every tribe in the state. has reached Bridgeport tribe in their rounds.
 
 Daniel Beckwith of MontviIIe has been in Waterford, looking over the Malona property on Clarke 1ane. MT. Beckwith has intentions of buying the place and erecting blacksmith shop.
 Enjoy yourself at the dance at Cad lilac hall tonight.-adv.
 There will be special devotions in the OIf .c1,rv St. Joseph, foster-father of the Sa- viour. head of the Holy Family of Nag areth and praised in the Scripture as "a just man.
 The Stonington Mirror says: James E. Lord during the past week has shipped five turkeys to Woodstock, N H., Chapinville and Andover, Conn One of these was a 45-pound prize bird at Boston, 1909.
 Low rates to California, Arizona, New Mexico. Mexico. Tourist sleeper without change, berth $500. Wash ington-Sunset route. 170-22s Wash. 1 St.. Boston.-adv.
 The Neighborhood Preachers meet ing, an organization of Methodist min- isters of this vicinity, with their wives, B. R. S Moore at the Methodist parson- age, Rockville. District Supt. New land of Norwich attended.
 In former years each town clerk paid for dog tags and then deducted his fee of five cents and the bill for the tags from the receipts beSore turning them l over to the treasurer of the dog license l fund. This year the city pays for the | tags and the town clerk receives his fee for each tag registered as usual.
 The special laws passed at the ses- sions of 1907 and 1909 have been 1 printed in q single volume by the sec retary of the state. The volume con tains a complete list of corporations l incorporated by the state from 1905 to 1909, well as changes in the | names and locations of corporations i and a list of associations and religious l societies.
 Fish weighing more than 17S.o0O. 900 1 pounds and valued at over $4,00O, ,O00, l were landed at Boston and Gloucester l Mass, during the year 1909, accord l ing to a bulletin just issued from the | department of commerce and labor. Of | this only S,3S0 pounds were reported l taken from the Block Island fishing | grounds. although five trips were made | there. i
 Both Sunday morning and evening | the Rev. Dr. A. B Coats. general sec retsry of the Connecticut Baptist con | vention, will occupy the pulpit in the | absence of the pastor. the Rev r. c. | Wright. pr. Coats is speaker of | ability and is well known to many | Norwich people At the evening serv- ice, Master Roy Cropper, soprano solo, ist at St PauPs Episcopal church Boston, will sing. Master Chopper has | 8 beautiful voice and is one of sthe | foremost boy singers in the city from l which he comes.-adv.
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