Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-22
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Lsat begins . week from tsAAO.
 Legal hsasAAy: Bsnks and library washingtoa postcards have increa.- cd the bulk of the n1ails this week.
 Hatchets. eeeksd hats. tiny flags ard tri-ceiored ribbon have, sold well for Washington favsrs.
 Thames council. No 1881. Royar Ar canum, will hold a whist in Forssters' hall tonight at o'cloch.-adv.
 The County Historical sseietv gets a collection of paintings by the will of Catherine Dudley Brambie of New London.
 c. M- Taylor, New London drug gist, has bought a handsome new touring car in Nerwioh this week, The Telegraph states.
 Holiday attraction Colonial dance at q. A. K. hall tonight. Tickets, ad- hitting gentleman and ladies, sec Dancing at c'cleck.-aAv.
 Road builders were able to work on state road contracts fer twenty one
 
 record for that time of year.
 At Eastern Point. Morton F. Plant is substituting antos for horses for work in connection with the running of his residence, Branford house
 The purchase by the, New Haven railroad of the half interest in the Rutland system. shortcns the northern route to Montreal by about ffteer miles
 The state is now caring for 1is tu- berculosis patients at the Meriden home while fifteen are on the wait ing list. At the Shelton home there arc 70.
 New Haven papers mention that Rev. Donald B. MacLane of Norwich is to lecture on Folk Souks and Song Folk in the parish house of Plymouth church this evening
 search has been started for Isaac k. Bishop, re, of the soldiers home, Noroton. who disappeared last Satur- day in Bridgeport He had between $40 and $50 with him.
 Connecticut BartIetts have been mo- tincd that the next annual meeting and reunion of the Society of the Descendants of Robert Bartlett will be held at Plymouth, Mass, Saturday, August 12.
 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. E. P. A., s1. Old South bldg, Boston. Mass.-adv.
 Vice President Buckiand of the Connecticut company has assured the vice presiden of the D. A. R. that his company will make every effort to dc away with the high steps on trolley cars when some practicable plan can be devised.
 Tuesday evening Leroy Hill and AL bert J. Friswell left for New York, whence they sail today for New Or leans to attend the Mardi Gras cele- bration. Tha return trip will be by rail via Chattanooxa, Cincinnati, Wash ineten and New York.
 The newspapers reported me cor rectIy when they said that would insist that the Algonquin. the Bridge port and the other clubs in the city De punished for selling liquor on Sun days" said Representative William W. Bent of Bridgeport, a Norwich boy.
 The pure food test reports show that some of the flavoring extracts sold in the state are genuine, but many of them are a sorry mess. Two of the fourteen almond extracts" contained prussic acid. one nitresenzoi, and half of tho number were of less than stan dard strength.
 Many patrons of the postoffiee have an idea that the special delivery stamp was good in Canada, and have affixed the stamp to letters mailed to that country. The stamp is of abso- lutely no use outside of this country and the postal department has given out a notice in regard to it.