Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-04

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Norwich, s...rssy: M.rsh Z. 1911:
VARIOUS MATTERS
The best moonlight nights during
March will be from the 18th to the
The melting snow served 10 Law the
dust. which has been SO disagreeable
all week.
Devotions in the Catholic church
during March are In honor az 81 To-
seph, foster-father of the Saviour.
New millinery for early spring sea-
son wear at Mrs. 9. r. stanton's.-adv.
In number of places Robert En-
NETS anniversary will be anticipated
by patriotic exercises on Sunday eve-
ming.
A call to the pastorate Of the First
Congregational church of Lyme has
been rendered Rev. Mr. Cakes of New
Haven
Suicides in Connecticut last month
were by carbolic acid 4, poison other
than carbolic 3, hanging 8, shooting
Q, jumping /.
Mrs. Jeanette Stoddard Of Quaker
Hill. who died in Memorial hospital
this week, was sister of Alexander
Williamson, of Palmertown.
The Advent Christian churches In
the state have been especially liberal
In contributing to the Chinese famine
fund this week through the Red Cross.
The seventeen year locust is expect
ed in big numbers the coming sea-
son. The Connecticut experiment sta
ton is planning ways to combat the
pest.
Dairymen, corn raisers, don't forget
the dairy institute at Preston City
next Monday!-adv.
The Rock Nook chi1dren's home is
in need OF a baby carriage, new or
used, and looks to the generosity of
some Bulletin reader to supply the
want
Additional school money has been
sent out by the state as follows: Lisbon
1922. Norwich Falls s4s1.50, Norwich
s4,324.50. Putnam .$3,36S.25, Stafford
s2,30S.50.
The semi-annua1 conference of the
pastors of the Roman Catholic diocese
of Hartford will be held at st. Jo-
sephs cathedral, Hartford, Tuesday,
March IA.
A government inspector is active
about the state and as a result own
ers of motorboats ignorant of the 1910
laws are paying fines varying from
50 to $25.
The State Business Mems associa-
ton Is to issue letters written by 20
of the IS senator's in which, previous
to election. they pledged themselves
in favor of public utilities bill
George Charbonneau thinks his rs
Plymouth Rock hens have established
record, inasmuch as they laid ia
dozen eggs during the month of Feb
ruary. This averages 18 eggs to a hen
There were eight who went to Taft
vile Friday evening to conduct the first
meeting of the Salvation Army in that
village. Captain Douglass was the lead
vice.
James b. Palmer and James H. Ken
nedy Of Lisbon filed their icehouse
March and 2 with 200 tons of ice II
inches in thickness. This is some-
thing not often done in the month of
March.
There were ~ in attendance at the
tea given by the Salvation Army Sun
day school on Friday afternoon. The
affair was decided success as con-
Quoted by Captain Douglass and as
sistants.
Local members of the State Aero
club have been notified that Bridge
port Is to have the first aviation meet
In the. state, under direction of Glenn
H. Curtiss, In May, at the Bridgeport
aerodrome.
Bostonia ladies' orchestra. IL pieces.
and ex-Gov. Hanly Of Indiana, Polls
theater, tomorrow, $50, auspices Y. M.
G.. A.--adv.
Attorneys G.. c. Morgan and E. ].
Condor Of New London were before the
city court on the charge of breach of
the peace in assaulting, it is alleged,
James Patterson, and their continued
case comes UP this morning.
A number of the schools noted the
fact yesterday that today. March A.
is the fiftieth anniversary of the in
auguration of Lincoln as president, on
March 4, 1861. Hannibal Harnlin be-
came vice president ON that date
The report of the New York. New
Haven & Hartford railroad for Jan
uary uleu with the interstate COM
merce commission, shows an encour-
aging increase in total operating rev.
enues for the month. amounting to
$273,7S6
Visitors to the county fair who have
seen G. #. Allen of Salem in charge
of an exhibit opposite the east door
year after year, will be interested to
know that with declining strength Mr..
Allyn has given UP his home in Sa-
lem, and has gone to live with friends
in Leffingwell.
Travellers on the Norwich & wor-
cester road who supposed that Wor-
cesters fine new station would be
ready to receive passengers by April
10. learn that the opening must he
delayed several weeks, owing to time
required for finishing work. rearrange-
ment of tracks, etc.
Sunday morning at the Central Ban
fist church DIR. F. p. Haggard of Bos-
ton will speak. In the evening the pas
tor, Rev. p, G. Wright, will speak upon
The Emptiness of Admiration for
Christ. The Bostonia orchestra. which
is to play in the theater in the after
noon, will be heard at this service also.
adv.
The papers are quoting the ant re-
tort of former Norwich priest Rev
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