Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-08

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'romorrow y Palm sunday.
Tor stats rad WORK % OBJ Begin ias = -
~ tomorrow tie days length win
have Increased exactly four hours
castor cards ana booklets are al
ready increasing the bulk Of the mails.
Just as soon = the streets dry up.
people begin to have dust colds again.
Wait for the military BAH and con-
cert at the Afmory, Easter week April
~ Millsr's orchestra lady.
On Thursday evening next, Princi-
en1y - TO address the Mems club OF
StoniHgton-
There is one Grand Army post with
only ave members, which Keeps its
charter. 1t 10 in the town of Union,
Holland county.
There y an effort il number Of
places to have April IL observed as
Humane day, as it is across the Dor
der in Massachusetts,.
Rev. William Extzserald, superin-
tendent Of schools Of the Catholic do
cese az Hartford, - making his spring
visitation to the schools
At the Ftfday evening service in
Calvary EClscopal church, Stonington,
\ Ven Arch. deacon J. Eldred Brown of
NorWich delivered the address.
The crusade against unclean yards
Is spreading and in some Connecticut
cries children are displaying button
Nth the legend, "spotless Town
Bakers are preparing to make an
extra supply OF hot cross buns this
year. On Good Friday last year the
supply fell far short Of the demand.
Miss Agnes Tatterfleld, for the past
four years superintendent of Memo
rial hospital, New London, has re-
signed, and will end her service May 1.
The remains Of Charles Tobin. who
Died at the Norwich state hospital on
Thursday, have been forwarded to his
home in Ansonia by Shea & Burke.
He was rs years Of age.
After having been in the employ of
the Porteous b Mitchell company for
ten years, Peter ST. Onge has COM
plotted his duties there. and it is un-
der1tood he intends to enter business
for himself.
are determined to discourage train
jumping and freight car riding by Ilo-
boes and others, and to that end are
sending railroad policemen and detec-
tives along the lines
At the thirty sixth biennial conven-
ton of the Connecticut Y. NJ. C. A.,
to be held at Torringten. April 81,
20 and 20. W. A. Morse of Norwich is
announced as chairman of the Sum
day afternoon institute.
The Norwich branch Of the socialist
party has made arrangements to have
the national orga mixer, George III. Goe-
bel, come here for an evening meeting
1t will be on April %, when he will
At the Central Baptist church Sun
day morning. Rev. r. c. Wright will
speak upon The Unmasking of ReaIi-
ties. In the evening Rev. Joseph Clark
OF Africa will give an address upon
Africa, illustrated by the stereopticon.
adv.
The Easter recess for Eastern Con-
necticut students at Holy Cross will
Thursday, April 20, for all students
except the seniors. The graduating
CLASH will report on the day follow
ing, April III.
On Thursday Mrs. G. w. Pitcher of
Division street observed her S0th
birthday in a quiet manner, although
she was remembered by her children
and grandchildren with birthday
cake and flowers. She has resided here
for over 80 years.
F. v. Chappell of New London has
again been chosen as chairman of the
college alumni regatta committee for
the Yale Harvard regatta. Thursday
evening he received letter from Yale
requesting that he serve again, and
Mr. ChappeH accepted.
The Connecticut Agricultural college.
in cooperation with the Connecticut
Pathological society, will give DEM
onstratjOn in pruning and spraying old
apple trees in the orchard of Rev.
Frederic NJ. HOLSTER, North Stoning-
ton, on Friday, April IA.
Mr.. and Mrs Mathew B. Concklin
have returned to East Lyme from
Stafford Springs. where they have
lived for several years. Mr.. Concklin
has spent the greater part Of his life
in East Lyme, baing employed many
years by j. T. Beckwith as teamster.
Progress In the Arcanum club pool
tournament Is slow. One important
game remains and is scheduled for
next Tuesday between Pierson and
Harwood. Friday evening Jordan took
game from Friswell, 100 to "A, and so
did Whitney by a score of 100 to 95.
Capt. James Kelly of Truck No. / at
the Central fire station was the lucky
holder Of q ticket on a fountain pen
which was awarded on Friday. the sale
of tickets having been conducted by
the friends Of a worthy Norwich wom-
an. Ticket No. 40 will give him a nice
gold banded fountain pen, enclosed in
a suitable case.
The Oswegatchie house in Water
ford is to have extensive alterations.
An addition 20x30 feet will be built on
the dining room, with bed rooms and
baths on the second story The lobby
| viii be remodeled and fireplace will
be built in it. A stone portecochere
| will be constructed at the front en-
trance of the hosiery.
The new railroad rules are especial
| ly emphatic on care to be used in
handling all explosives in cars and In
| freight houses. Freight houses of ali
the railroads are constructed in such
Q manner that the danger of loss of
life in the event OF a Are lis email few
Of them on any of the systems being
over two or three stories in height.
warning ID being sent out that twigs
or small branches with swollen ridges
Of bark on each side of a dead area
the latter frequently almost concealed
by the overlapping recent growth may
Indicate the presence of the coming
brood Of the seventeen-year locust. OF