Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-19

NoeNnemk W4(Deo4oy, April ~, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS
a sunny day Inc Tuesday helps the
sale OF garden and flower seeds.
Little boys and girls win declaim
today.
The spring term of St. Patrick's
school opened Tuesday, with an en-
Omcial report was made Of four
real estate sales In Norwich last week.
In the same week OF 1910 the number
was six.
The Interstate Realty company ~cf
Norwich has fled certificate showing
change of name to the Brendan Trad
ing company
Somerset lodge works the Fellow
craft degree this evening
The planet Uranus will be 80 degrees
west of the sun tonight, April 10, but
in the. early morning it will be low
down in the sky.
War relics, papers. Uniforms. old
prints and other reminders Of the call
to arms fifty years ago, are of new
interest in many households just now.
French Canadian residents of east
ern Connecticut are already beginning
to start for Canada. where many of
them have farms to till during the
summer.
Winter lingering in the lap Of spring
means a disappointment to keepers Of
country inns, as the weather is too
cold for many automobile parties to
points far from town.
At the last meeting of the Connect
cut board of examiners of emblam-
ers at New Haven. March 20, 1911,
Richard T. Pendleton passed his ex-
animation as a licensed embalmer.
Today the tax collector will be at
the store of w. s. Fletcher. Falls,
from IL m. to / p. m.-adv.
Manufacturers hereabouts are being
notified that the sixteenth annual con-
vention of the National Association Of
Manufacturers is to be held at the
Waldorf-Astoria, New York, on May
Is, 16 and II.
Mrs Barr, widow of the famous
yachtsman, Capt. Charlie Barr, for
many years resident at Ocean beach.
is to dispose of her household effects
as she will hereafter make her home
with her own relatives on the other
side
Captain Douglass of the Salvation
Army is very thankful to those who
have answered the letters of appeal
which he sent out April IL. He has
already received $3.50, and is in hopes
that the rest is to be sent in in the
next few days.
r. At Providence, Monday, Mrs. M. s.
Kaufman was unanimously elected
president of the Woman's Home Mis-
sionary society at the 26th annual ses-
sion of that organization held in the
Mathewson Street Methodist Episco-
pal church.
Don't forget the Military ball of the
Fifth Co. G. A. c. at the Armory this
evening. Miller's orchestra-adv
The Rev. s. J. Miner of Baltic Of
ficiated at the two last masses at st.
Thomas church, Waterbury,, Sunday,
and preached at both. Rev. James w.
Cunningham, pastor of the church,
formerly of Westerly. who has been i'll
for the past. two weeks. il recovering.
The masses for the day in ST. Pat
rick's church Tuesday was an ami
versary celebrated by the rector. Rev.
Hugh Treanor. for Mrs Jane Murray,
sister of William Grimes, now of West
Hartford. No requiem masses are per-
mitted during the octave of Easter. !
Mrs. Eunice f. Coleman, SO. wife of
Josiah J. Coleman, died suddenly Mon
day night at her home in Groton, from
apoplexy. Mr.. and Mrs. Coleman only
moved Monday from Trails Corners
to Groton. Mrs. Coleman suffered an
ha
The twenty fifth annual convention
of the grand council of the Royal Ar
canum is to be held today in Water
bury. The delegate from Norwich
council. No. 720, will be Past Regent
e. H. Willard. and from Thames coun-
ell. No. 1851. Past Regent George S..
Powers.
The dairy commissioner has a dep
uty and two other men inspecting dali
ries for a second time where they
have been reported to be unsanitary
Under the present law it has not been
necessary for the commissioner to
bring a prosecution after a second in
SpectiOn
Apron novelty and cake sale. Spirit
ua1 Academy. Wed. and Thurs, special
suppers to 1880. 15c.-adv.
III was announced from the pulpit. in
st. Patrick's church Sunday that an
effort was being made to increase the
membership of the Tierney cadets, the
juvenile auxiliary to ST. Mary's Total
Abstinence society. and parents were
urged to have their boys join the or
ganization.
At Ledyard Center. Edwin Lester
and his son. Samuel, with their hound.
started an old fox the other day and
that night captured her and two
young ones. The following night Sam
Lester got another fox. The men will
get IS town bounty and realize $25 for
their two days.
The Rebekah annual state assembly
is to be held in Hartford today. the
session beginning at 10 a. M. The del
egates named from Hope lodge; No.
81, of this city, are Mrs. Grace Wiley,
Mrs. Carrie Parsons, Mrs. Myra Mat
thews, and Miss Maria Campbell
There are also four alternates.
The Buck1in- Root case--the defend
ant a Norwich man-to recover SIS
which Bucklin claims he advanced to
Root three years ago to hire an attor-
ney to represent them in a real estate
transaction on Long Island, is return
able before John III. Hoxie, of Mystic,
justice of the peace, ON the ed of this
month.