Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-11


 they were selling as low as two boxes for a quarter
 There is a demand for Ocean beach and Neptune park cottages this sea- son, which exceeds by 50 per cent. any previous year.
 A Meriden paper has the announce ment of local interest, that Mrs. A. T. Randall, who has been seriously ill with pneumonia. is recovering.
 In this tercentenary year an inter esting book recently added to the Peck library shelves is Richard c. Moui- tons Literary Study of the Bible.
 Rev. H. Vernon Morrell, owing to impaired health, will close his pastoral work with the Methodist Episcopal church at Old Mystic next Sunday.
 Coroner Franklin H. Brown was a caller at his summer home in Gales Ferry on Saturday. attending to the launching of his auxiliary sloop Ruth. in Norwich during April was s22,020 In April 1910 the total was s62,210 and in the same month of 1909 $46,- 300.
 Pine planting for this season was
 
 Mashapaug, Tuesday. over 75,0O0 pine being pulled from the nursery set last year.
 During the last decade the quantity of raw silk imported for Connecticut 5S2,472 pounds to 24.70S,260 pounds, of S2 per cent.
 The real estate belonging to the -s4- 51 Washington street, in this city, will be sold at auction at 2 o'clock this aft ernoon, rain or shine.-adv.
 The work on the Norwit h Golf club house below Thamesville is progress ing well and it is planned to have open horse on May 90, with special attractions to mark the op,ning.
 The New York Christian Advocate of May has a dainty little poem, en- titled "A Picture" by Miss Katherine A. Freeman. pastors assistant of the Broadway Congregational church.
 The Connecticut state council of ed ucation is to meet at the Meriden high ming the convention of the Connecticut Association of School Superintendents will meet at the Winthrop.
 Cora Belanger, who was committed to the House of the Good Shepherd at she likes it there where she is finely treated, but doesn't like the idea of staying there until she is 21. Peter Senay was before the city court Wednesday morning, having been taken in by the police because of his peculiar actions. He was taken to the alnshouse and in a few days it is thought he will have recovered his normal mind.
 The two launches, Griswold and Belleview, which will run between Eastern Point and New London. have had their trial trips at the works at West Mystic. Their rate of speed z. about 13 knots an hour. These boats will be delivered June 1. General, the aerial truck horse which was injured Monday, was said to be getting along well on Wednesday. The wound is doing as nicely as can be expected. but he is well lamed ur and doesn't move about any more thar necessary even in the box stall. Major Shaw. formerly commandant | at the navy yard, Groton, and now stationed at the Brooklyn navy yard | has been ordered to the canal zone
  the conrtmartial board. Major Shaw | leaves for his new station shortly. | Orders directing that no permits b. | issued for the kindling of fires O. any sort on land adjoining woodland until the present dreuth is broken | were issued Tuesday from the offic, | of the state forester in New Haven | to all local fire wardens throughou l the state.
 One of the two tanks of oil receive, | this week was emptied Wednesday when the carts were at work on Uniol | and Church streets, having been ol | Washington street. Mckinley avenue Franklin and Thames streets. Laure Hill avenue has been cleaned to re ceive it.
 Tax Collector Robinson put in on l of the most strenuous days in his lon experience at tax collecting on Wed nesday, the last day before the addin of interest. There was steady lin of people waiting to pay their taxe. the personal taxes swelling the mum Der greatly.
 Principal Henry T. Burr of the vii limantic state normal school. has pub licly warned country teachers tha certain agents canvassing for an en cyclopedia have been using his nam as reference. This use of his name b these book agents is without authorit on his part.
 Miss Anna Rosenblatt from Will
 mantle. Saul and Harry AlofsiD, Mi chael Schwartz and Samuel Seize Miss Anna Schwartz. Miss Berth Greenberger and Miss Land of Nol
 wich were in New London Tuesda evening, attending the dance given |
 the Billiken club.
 State Treasurer Adeline c. Denise { in the White Ribbon Banner acl1now edges the receipt of $14 from seve ! w. c. T. unions toward the Willai memorial fund: s2 each from Stan , ford, South Canterbury, East >Ham1 ton. Thomaston Ashford, East Da1 bury and Danielson. : The different branches of industl I among which April corporations we s divided are as follows: Manufact tn P ing, 12. S3S6.000: mercantile, 9, S214
 soc: real estate. g. s325,C anus
 ments. 4. s112.500; educations, 3. s35l
 0e0; agricultural. ,. s1 ,050. 900; lun be
 etc. 2. s150,000; contracting. 2 $50
 900: undertaking, 1. S25,000; telephon . 1, s2.o00; total fl. total capital s2,66i
 100.
 Only mankind. whales. elephant eaglaA and parrots live to be 100 yea