Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-09
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VARIOUS MATTERS


Flower seeds are selling.
The occasional click Of a lawn NOW
err IL heard.
The Gilead. waterford, Sunday school
is to celebrate its 18th anniversary on
May IA.
The handsome magnolia in the
grounds at st. Patrick,s rectory is in
full bloom
Ten thousand white pine seedlings
are being set out for e. c. Pinney, at
Stafford Springs.
Sparkling but note bite-y
Experts bid-Clysmic Water. Spark
ling.-ady.
1t is claimed that a tenant cannot
find a<slnsle vacant house in the vii
lage of Poquonnoc.
Road contractors have nearly COM
pleted the work Of putting the Man
tic highways in repair for the sum-
mer-
Nine new corporations, having a to-
tai authorized capital stock of $780,
600, were formed in this state during
the past week.
The rain of Monday night was
enough to lay the dust temporarily and
check the fires in the grass and brush
in this section.
Ernest Allison Smith of Norwich
spoke at the prohibition meeting in
the Temperance chapel in Mantle on
Monday evening
The Estraada club Of New London
was entertained by Norwich Members
Sunday evening. The party returned
to New London on the last train.
hall, Norwich Town. Good music for
dancing.-adv.
Merchants are advertising special
May offerings in various lines, Eudiag
numerous buyers particularly among
those who have summer cottages to
fit and furnish.
In Connecticut Just now there are
six recruiting stations; the principal
one at New Haven and others at
Bridgeport. Waterbury, Hartford, New
London and Danbury
George A. Cosgrove of Cosycroft
farm, Willimanttc. has some five hun
dred eggs in incubators and as many
as twenty-five hens setting.
The superior court comes in here
this morning for the resumption of the
case Of Hendrick We. Lowe and others
which will probably take all day and
into Wednesday before it is finished.
Local Sunshiners have received no.
LITIGATION of the thirteenth annual CON
vention of the International Sunshine
society, which will be held in the Ho-
tel Martinique, New York, on May IS.
The xens present the Nathan Hale
orchestra and John B. Crazy tenor, at
First Baptist church tonight. Tickets
25 cents.-adv.
Men from this section nave been no.
titled that a meeting and informal dir
ner of the New England Foundrymen's
association ia to be held at the Worthy
hotel in Springfield Wednesday eve
ming.
A certificate has been filed by the
Hudson Motor Car and Garage COM
pany of Stafford organized with So
600 capital; Washington d. Graves,
president; Robert II. Fisk, treasurer
and secretary.
The attendance at the Otis library
reading room fell off on Sunday aft
ernoon, when the summer tempera-
ture attracted pleasure seekers to
woods and shore. Miss Weldon was
on duty Sunday.
The members of the company at
Polls up to Saturday night left Sun
day for Waterbury, where they are to
be located for the summer. A num-
Der of presents were received by those
who had been here longest.
The Connecticut board of examina
ton and registration of nurses is to
hold it's meeting in Hartford Wednes-
1o,r
animation have to be sent to the sec
rotary before the above date.
The Nathan Hale orchestra and
john B. Crary. tenor, in select pro-
Eramme at First Baptist church to-
night Don't miss it.-adv~
Thirteen cities and towns were rep
resented Sunday a. meeting in New
Britain of the state executive commit
tee of the German Federation of Con-
necticut, held to prepare for State Ger
man day. in New Haven, August Z.
In the April issue of Country Life
in America. Bradford Burnham CRU
fus 3. Burnham. son of Mr.. and Mrs
Waterman r, Burnham of Norwich)
has sprightly story on Power Yacht
ing, which IS attractively illustrated
New motor boat rules contain sew
eral Changes from last wear, important
among which are rules prescribing
fresnel lenses with inboard screens for
lights, arrangement of lights and di-
rections regarding whistles and life
preservers.
The New London bound trolley on
the 10.pe trip from here broke a trolley
arm Monday night near Hubbard's
gate. The arm was snapped short off
and broken in two pieces. The rest of
the run had to be made with the for
ward arm.
A party of five New London boys
came to Norwich Sunday by boat The
party included Morris l.. Elionsky
Harry Levinson, JOSEPH Glater Ben
jan1in Pltmerantz, Meyer Hollanderslxy
Sam Selikowvitch. The trip was made
! in the boat owned by the last-name6
boy.
The tax collectors Office will be
open this evening and Wednesday eve
ming of this week until 5 o'clock
Wedn asday, the 10th, is the last day
| for the payment of personal and prop
erty taxes before interest is added
adv.
The macadam road from the Wau-
wecus Hill brook west on the Salen
tr.r I'll Il,