Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-03

VARIOUS MATTERS
 :. Agents are busy selYns and renting
 Calabash pipes. ssc, best in the city. at Fagan's Smoke shop.-adv.
 strollers in the woods gay that ar butus buds are already showing.
 Visitors to shore places this week state that the lowest tide in wears prevailed on Tuesday, when some rec ord clam digging was done.
 Relatives and friends of Mrs. Patrick F. Murtagh will attend an anniversary requiem high mass in her memory at St. Patricks church today
 The annual meeting of the Conneo- ticut Congress of Mothers is to he held this year in Waterbury, April 20-21.
 Mir. and Mrs George Barber of Ma ment of their daughter, Ethel l.. Bar Der, to Herbert F. Dawley. Jr.
 Work has been started on the re- modelling of the front of the Brewer building in Main street. where a new business is to be started Next month
 New. Orleans postal cards from c. Leroy Hill and Albert Friswell were received here on Thursday. They are enjoying the Marli GEas events great ly.
 Bostonia Ladies' orchestra, 12 pieces. and 1x-Governor Haniey of In- diana at Folrs theater Sunday at s.3o, under the auspices of the Y. NJ. c. A adv.
 It will interest prospective exhibitors to know that the Worcester corn show has been given up this year, because of shows to be held in Springfield and Boston.
 The committee in charge of the Hibernian prize essays is receiving a good number from all directions, and indications point to some very merit orious papers on Irish-American top- fcs.
 Tn the current issue of Tho Voter, Organizer D. A. Smith urges the re- Temperance. Temple of Honor and I. o. c. T., which have been allowed to die.
 At the meeting of the State Funeral Directors association in Bridgeport on
 W CoiACo0Gy tuS kAciHDCTS we're LII Stu to make an appearance before the state Legislature to speak upon bills of in- terest to undertakers. During March, the members of the Apost1eship of Prayer in the Catholic church are praying for the spiritual and physical welfare of the six nlii- lions of workingwomen in the United States.
 At New Haven today. there will be held a conference in Trades Council hall of the representatives of capital and labor for the purpose of agreeing upon workmen's compensation act and an employers liability bill.
 Very Low Colonist Rates via Nickel Plate Road-To California. Washing ton, Oregon and far west, daily. March
 10th to April 10th. Finest tourist sleepers. Write l.. P. Burgess, N. B. F: A.. a1z Old South bldg, Boston,
 Lloyd Rathbun, the little son of Mir and Mrs. George Rathbun, of Durham street. was taken to the Backus hos pitaa Thursday, suffering with scarlet MrsL Rathbun lost . daughter by the same disease.
 For the past month the average amount of water used daily here was 1,400, 900 gallons and the reservoir on March 1st was 241 inches below high water mark The new moon of Thurs day evening, according to prophets thereby, was a dry one
 anniversary of Immergruen lodge of Norwich on March IS, was accepted by Herwegh lodge, o. D. H. S.. of New London on Wednesday evening A delegation of 200 members with number of the ladies from Edelweiss lodge will attend.
 Violent deaths in Connecticut dur ing February numbered 59 as com pared with Il for the preceding month. Of the number 46 were accidental deaths and 13 suicidal There were no homicides. The totals for Ianu- ary were 52 accidental deaths, F sui cides and two homicides. Charity workers are receiving invi- tations to attend the seventh annual child labor conference under the aus pices of the national child labor com mittee in Birmingham, Ala, on March g. 10 and il. The leading topics will be Uniformity in Child Labor Legis- lation, and The Conservation of Child hood.
 The Allyn house, below Thamesville, Riverview, referred to. as the resi- dence in 1874 of Capt. c. R. Perry, father of the commodore, is referred to by Miss Caulkins as a splendid mansion and retains it's colonial quail ities to this day. It was originally the Thames hotel, a tavern built by Thomas Bushnell.
 Because of the remonstrance. the Norwich, Colchester and Hartford Traction company has withdrawn its petition to go through Lincoln avenue and upper Washington street, but may ask for a change so that they can reach Washington street through Stur- tevant avenue, though property own CTS say they know nothing of this. A company of Boy Scouts number | ing about 25, has been organized in connection with the Central Baptist church, Edward Y. Messenger and Rev. P. c. Wright being scout mas ters. The boys have manifested great enthusiasm in their outdoor sports during the past two weeks. They will probably be examined in the scout laws next week.
 Thursdays New York Times stated tha< the Dowager Lady Decies was to sail for England on the Amerilxa on Thursday, after attending the we'd ding of her son and Vivian Gould. Gba va acrnr1ra uiod bv her ora nd L.