Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-18

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 There were number of informal Easter Monday social amairs to mark the conclusion of Lent
 Those who have been looking for the dainty flower stRte Ahat trailing arbn- 5ll- tus Is very late this spring.
 Tinsel Easter post cards. mailed without being enclosed in an enve1one' have been sent to the dead letter of-
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 Apron. novelty and cake sale. Spirit uai Academy. Wed and Thurs, special
 Don't forget the Military Bal, of the Fifth Co, C.. A. C., at the Ar1norY Wed- nesdlay evening. Nialer's orchestra adv.
 Pupils in the kinderearten denart- ment of the schools are already mslx ing May baskets as gifts for parents and friends.
 Norwich members of the Connecticut State Dental association will attend the annual convention in Hartford fo- day and Wednesday.
 The tercentenary of the Kinp James version of the English Bible. 1611-1911, will be observed by aanv chuTches next Sunday.
 A requiem high mass ,@as cal.hrot :. ed in St. Ratrick's chNgeh on Nonday for Mrs. James Leary.I whose funeral was held on Sunday afternoon.
 License your dog in the town clerks oMce now. One dollar extra after Nav 7st. Office open daily from a, m 'fo 6 p. E---adv.
 According to official returns, the to- tai of mortgages filed in Norwich last week Was $5,100. against xfa9s5 in tne corresponding week of 1910.
 The. state German societies have deciexed to hold German day in New H9Ien this year, on August r. The conssined societies have nae1pbership
 The annual meetings of the Inter Paroehial Missions Study class are to be held at Christ Church, New Haven, on Saturday TfA subject under dis csssion VIII 1e Missionary Work
 Eight ne<v corporations, having a total autfArized capital stock of $390,- g0o wee formed in this state during une P.fst week. The number in 1910 was the same, but in that year the totfl capital was only s172,000
 Annual meeting of City Union, Kings Daughters and Sons. at Trinity Episcopal church this evening at 7.30 o'clock.-adv.
 Connecticut naturalists have been invited te attend the annual meeting of the New England Federation of NatuSal History Societies in the rooms of the Boston Society of Natural His tory on Saturday next.
 The Plumbers union held it's, regular meeting n 9ns & Monday evening in C T. ed. Some of the members stated aft erwards that there were no new devel- opments to be reported in the strike situation here.
 Col. and Mrs. D. c. Brown of Port chester, New York, made a short bus mess trip to their summer home in I Griswold a few days ago. A number of fine trees have been planted near ! their home which were recently sent 1 from New York.
 The cold weather has benefited Tol- land county owners of maple groves, 1 who have been making maple syrup ! and sugar As the result of the late | spring, Vermont grove owners have turned oh from their trees more sugar than ever before in a single season.
 The tax collector will be at the Yan- tic store today from 10 to 1.30 a. h., and at the store of Patrick T. Con- nell Bean HilL from F m. to 1.30 p. m.
 Miss Jeanette Schwartz gave an en- tertainment in her home in New Lon 1 don Sunday evening in honor of her i gues. Mss Rose J Brown. The home | was prattfly decorated Instrumental 1 and vocal selections were rendered and l 2 supper was served Norwich people 1 attended
 H D. Saxton, manager of The Gris- | NSiu AOtc1, r14N&dIu EOlnL, was there | oyet Sunday. Manager Saxton came 1 from New York city, where hs has | been since closing MT. Plants winter 1 hotel at BellAtre, Fla, to arrange for the opening of The Grfswold some time late in June.
 Attorney Charles B. Whittlesey of l New London and .Cornelia Allyn Types wiA be married Wednesday, April 26. ! at 2 p. m.. at Cafbondale, Ill., the home :, of the bride Attarney Whittlesey is prosecuting attorney of the court of | pleas. The elect has relatives in New London
 Saturday morning the death of | Charles c. Rock occurred at the Back 1 us hospital after an illness of twelve l days He was 49 years of age and had ! hved at Stafford Springs for many 1 years. The body was sent to Stafford 1 Springs by Henry Allen & Son. The | deceased leaves q wife and children
 The cemetery committee of Inde- pendent Norwich lodge. No. 3e9. I. Q. 1 B A. visited on Monday afternoon the plot of ground which the lodge has I bought at Prospect park for a ceme- tery. The trip was for the pTurpose1 of looking it over before they vrocaed to make plans for it's developgnent
 Bridgeport papers state that today tTuesday) St. Anthony's French Catholic church there will celebrate the twenieth year of it's exisEence. The present rector is Rev. J. " F. Belan- ger, who went from St. Thomas church, VoMntown. about six months