Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-02
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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Good sized lIlao buds were noticed on q bush fn Franklin street ward on Wednesday.
 The Otis library has received. the nine.voIume report of the Worldss Misslonary conference of 1910.
 Norwich people who are natives of Springfield, Mass., are bainx annrise,l that that city is to celebrate m 275th birthday on May 26th.
 Prominent Swedish residents ara receiving pamphlets and other com munications urging contributions to the John Ericsson monument fund.
 Ca1abash pipes. sec, best in the citv. at Fagan's Smoke Shop.-adv.
 The store at No. IT Broadway has been rented to New York concern. winch will continue the same line of business which has been Conducted there for several years. As is customary on the first Sunday In Lent, the offertory in all the Cath olic churches in the diocese next Sun day will be for negro and Indian mis- sions.
 Madame Gertrude, nr1lliner. of New London. advertises for a millinery maker.-adv.
 In the current issue of Popular As- tropomy Tyler Olcott of this city has a fine article on astronomy. MT. Ol- colt is also the author of two standard books on astronomy.
 On Tuesday, Postmaster. Thomas F. Higgins of Terryvil1e was recommend ca Tor reappointment by Representa- tive B. J. Hill. MT. Higgins is brother of M. c. Higgins of Norwich.
 Regular convocation Franklin chan ter. No. 4. R. A M, at Masonic tenn pie. this evening. Work in the M M. degree.-adv.
 The United States civil service com mission will be at the Fitchville post office March 4 for the purpose of ex- amining those who may desire to be postmaster at Bozrahville.
 Local teachers have been, notified that the New England Association of Mathematical Teachers will have it's mid-winter meeting in English high school hall Worcester, on Saturday afternoon.
 At Lyme E. D. Caulkins has sold his old stone walls for the new road construction. Some of them will go into the crusher and others for foun- dalton work.
 Wednesdays meeting of Comfort circle of The Kings Daughters was held with Mrs. l.. Leone Branch of Laurel Hill avenue. Ten members spent busy afternoon, sewing for charitable purposes.
 D. A. R. chapters throughout Con- necticut are endorsing MrsL John l.. Buel of Litchfield for the ofilce of state regent, D. A. R. Miss Clara L. Bowman of Bristol has been nominat- ed for state vice regent.
 The board of pension examiners Doctors Smith and Walker of Nor wich and Congdon of Mystic, met in Norwich Wednesday and examined two appficanta, one from Norwich and one from New London
 Morris and Yatty Bruckner. son and daughter of Meyer Bruckner of Frank
 lin street, who were taken to the Backus hospital seven weeks ago, i'll with scarlet fever, returned home on Wednesday in the best of health.
 At the annual meeting of the Con- necticut League of Poultry association held in New Haven it was decided to hold an exhibit at New London by the Southern New England association Nov. 21-24.
 Examinations for state teachers cer- tihcates will be held by the state board of education in Norwich. at Broadway school, Aug 18-1s, Colchester Aug. 4-6, Stafford Springs Aug. 22-2a. Nov Lon- don July 14-15.
 The Connecticut Berkshire Breed ers' association of which George H. Hunt of Litchfieid is secretary. is beginning an aggressive campaign for the introduction of Berkshire swine throughout the farming districts ot the state.
 Kittie M. Penhallow of New Lon- only building lot remaining on Alewife avenue, Ocean beach, The lot is alongside the property owned by Mrs Allen Penhallow. The purchaser will erect cottage on the site. The planet Saturn is still well vis- ible in the evening sky to the west shortly after sunset. It is about 1( o'clock when 1t sets. It sets a little after 8 at the end of the month. Users of telescopes had best make the most of their opportunities this month. Alice. M Learned of Norwich has brought suit against Herbert A Learned of Sprague for a divorce or the grounds of habitual intemperance and intolerable cruelty. They were married July l, 1901, her mai iden name being Alice Taylor. which she wishes to resume.
 $5015 to California and the North Pacific coast The lowest rate from New England to all western points Tickets on sale March 10th to Apri 10th. Personally conducted Pullman tourist sleepers from Boston every Monday, Wednesday and Friday. Al the comforts at very little expense. : For full information write E. H. Boyn. ton, N, B. P. A., Grand Trunk Ky. 25t Washington St., Boston, Mass.-adv. Corporation papers as follows have been filed with the state secretary The Uncas Speciality company of Nor. wich; certificate showing change oI name to the Sterling Machine com. pany: the same certificate showing in- crease of capital from 35o,o0o te $100,000.
 Concerning March weather, Mis-. Ellen LArned Wrftes. On Iooliur ox,e,