Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-06
0t1f. Bulletin.


Ner~ten, SATURDAY, Way =, 1871.
VARIOUS MATTERS
May is the feast Of st. John of the
Latin Gate
| An invoice of turkey eggs from
England, this week.
Some handsome punches of arbutus
are brought in. which is unuauslly late
for this dainty flower.
| Choice Holsters at Towers Bros. to-
day.-adv.
Tomorrow Sunday In the Catholic
church will be the feast of the patron
age of st. joseph.
| Moosup correspondent states that
John Hemingway has been taken to
the Norwich State hospital
| Vacuum cleaner for sale or rent.
Jellies, salted nuts. fresh cake daily at
the Woman's Exchange:-adv.
In the Christian World and Evan
! gelist Rev. j. o. Barrows of Norwich
has a HYMN on Christian Unity.
Several May outings have been plan
! alton of the wintry temperature.
Housekeepers are having screens and
screen doors put in place early. in the
| crusade 10 he waged against that pest,
the housefly.
Connecticut river shad today at Pow
ers Bros.--adv.
The total official returns of mort
cages flied in Norwich last week was
$500. In the corresponding week of
1910 the total was $33,725.
Fire wardens are on the watch for
careless fishermen and strollers, as the
woodlands are SO dry fires now might
mean the nost serious loss
The postoff7ee department has order
&c that . summer Office he established
at Crescent Beach New London coun-
ty. on the first of June next.
The total number of building per-
1nits issued in the larger cities dur
ing the past week was 1856. The total
cost of buildings was s777,505.
Fancy new blues and choice salmon
al Powers Bros. today.-adv.
Many persons are suffering from
colds. due partly to flying dust and
party TO the fact that in many houses
steam heat has been hacking during
the recent chilly days.
The May skies hav- special attrac-
tons for amateur astronomers. This
month in the east Jupiters rivals in
orllliancy Venus in THEY'VE Both are
visible early in the evening.
5. Smith has been elected delegate
by Norwich local, No. 367, of Barten-
ders. to the convention to be held in
Boston during the week OF May 5. He
leaves Sunday afternoon for the Hub.
The committee on the fair at the
Grace Memorial Baptist church April
e5. 25 and 81 reports the net proceeds
TO be 1884, and they feel very CRATE
full to the public for the assistance
given.
About 10000 white prne seedlings are
being set out on a twenty five-acre
brush patch Of land owned by Col. W.
III. Hall i'll South wilmington. The
plants are from six to eight inches in
height and are set out six feet apart
Fridays New London Telegraph
said: The music committee of the
Second Congregations. church has
good soprano in Miss Pearl Jackson,
who takes the place of Mrs. Merrill.
Miss Jackson is at present residing
in Norwich.
A Washington despatch to The Bull
letin says Mr.. and Mrs. w. P. Kelly of
KilMngly arrived in that city on their
way home from Old Point Comfort and
will spend some days with their son,
John Kelly, clerk to Senator Brande-
gee.
ComDlimenting General Secretary
Robert s. Ross of the New Haven Y
M. G. A. in a review of his first years
come of five and two fifths per cent.
in total investment of $4,000 is a
splendid showing.
In the state treasury department the
list of rates of taxation per share of
the national. and state banks. trust
and insurance companies of Connecti-
cut. the local national banks rates are
First .712366: Merchants 1925; Uncas
SO; Thames 1.63645.
The tax collectors office will be
open Monday. Tuesday and Wednes-
day evenings of next week until
o'clock. Wednesday. the 10th. is the
last day for the payment of personal
and property taxes before interest is
added.-adv.
Prominent dairymen in this section
are being invited to attend the an
nual sessions of the American associa-
ton or MEDICAL MIX Commissions and |
the Certified Milk Producers associa.-
ton of America, to be held in Phila-
delphia during the fourth week of MAY /
Visitors to Worcester this week state
that practically all the staging has
been removed from the exterior Of the |
new union station, giving a good view
of the new building. I-ne construc- |
ton work Is now entirely completed, !
leaving only the outside work to be |
done.
At the temperance rally In the Man |
tic Temperance chapel on Monday eve |
ming, Ernest Allison Smith of Nor !
witch will be the speaker. his theme A
Plea for United Action. Special vo-
cal music is feature of the rallies |
which are held on the second Monday |
of each month.
Rev. p. c. Wright will speak at the
Central Baptist church. Sunday morn
ing, on "A Programme of Life for Our
Church" His evening there will be
Christ and the Sinful Woman" Ey-
cry member of the Central Baptist
church is requested to be present at
the morning service.-adv.
A number of prominent Catholic men
have been invited to Carnegie hall,
New York. Sunday e-cnfng. when a
new feature of the Laymen's league is
to be inaugurated The object of the