Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-20

In the list of those who win present
the May day play at Mt. Holyoke col
lege, Miss Frances l.. Warner of Put
nam heads the musicians.
Building continues brisk at Ocean
at the beach. who has been i'll for a
year, resumed his duties Tuesday.
Representative Caleb t. Bishop of
P1ainfield is seriously i'll with pneu-
monia. Mr. Bishop is 73 years of
age and his condition is such as to
excite grave alarm.
At Sunday school conference in
the New London Baptist church on
Wednesday there was an address on
Ways of Developing the School Spirit,
by Walter M. Cowan of Norwich.
An appropriation bill of $4,000 for
the maintenances of the two schools
for the deaf, one at Mystic with SO
pupils and at Hartford with los pu-
pills, has been passed by the legfsla-
ture.
A certificate of Incorporation has
been filed BY the Ladies' Specially
company of Norwich; to start with
I. 1900 capital incorporated by So
pharnie Sabourn. John B. Caron and
Pierre st. Onge.
Following their usual custom of put
ting summer prices into effect before
the first of May. the coal dealers of
the city on Wednesday made a 25-cent
reduction on the price per town from
the 800 winter rate.
A big stone crusher is busy crush
ing stone for the roads in the vicinity
of Eastern Point work at present be-
ing carried on just south of the Ma
Their farm. The streets will all be con-
GREETED in short time.
Miss Marian Wilson in character
studies at Second Church Friday eve
ming. Price S6c.-adv.
One of the most active promoters
of a noiseless Fourth at East Hart
ford is Leslie l.. Brewer, who with
others has succeeded in securing
vote to cut out all fireworks and use
the money to engage band for the
day.
A former Methodist pastor in Nor
wich. Rev. Ezra Tinker. DID,, is dy-
ing at his home in Marine City. Mich
iean. His son, Berlin w. Tinker. SUI
perintendent of schools in Waterbury,
was summoned to his bedside Tues
day
store of John A. Morgan, Greeneville,
today, from IL .. M. to 2 p. m.-adv.
Members of the woman's Relief
corps have been notified that Miss
Mary I. Hayes, 81. department treas
lief corps died at -herLhome in Pine
Meadow, Winsted, Tuesday night, of
pneumonia.
The local w. G. T. U. will be rep
resented at joint meeting of New
London, windham and Tolland county
unions in the Congregational church,
Stafford Springs. Friday afternoon.
There will be speakers from the diff
ferent counties.
The smelt fishermen in the Shetuck-
ct caught only few of the f1nny tribe
on Wednesday afternoon. but late
Tuesday afternoon the fish were run
ming in good sized schools and the
scoops brought up heavy hauls of the
fish occasionally.
1t will interest local friends Of Hen
ry Robinson Palmer of Stonington,
editor OF the Providence Journal es-
pecially Brown university alumni, to
learn that his graceful and thoughtful
poems are to be collected into a VOL
ume under the auspices of the Brown
Alumni Magazine.
Block Island haddock will be sold
Thursday and Friday at Church Bros,
"a Market street. for 8 cents pound.
adv.
Miss Marie w. Holdridge and WILL
lam M. Whitcomb of New Haven were
married Tuesday afternoon at the
home Of the brides mother, Mrs Mary
Holdridge. in New London. by Rev.
Osmer g. Buddington. pastor of the
Poquonoc Bridge Baptist church, a
cousin of the bride.
Night Starter John Kinney of the
trolley line, who was called to New
Jersey by the serious illness of his
resume his duties at Franklin square
tonight. His mothers health has lit
tile improved and she is still regarded
as in a serious condition.
Conductor Michael L. Hurley, whose
death in Providence was noted in The
Bulletins Willimantic news on We'd
nesday, was born in Norwich, and rs
years ago married Miss Mary Joseph
inc Foran of Willimantic who sur
wives him, with five daughters and
one son. Burial is to be in Whitman
tic on Friday
Recently, as result of inspection
and investigation of the conditions of
the milk supply by Dairy Commits
st0ner H., F. Potter, ten prosecutions
have been successfully brought in
Tolland and New London counties
Three of the prosecutions were in
Colchester, four were in Hebron and
three in Columbia.
Under the order of President Meilen
Of the New York, New Haven &
Hartford Railroad Co.. bureau for
the industrial development of New
England has been organized and will
be opened at Boston on the first of
May, The object is to promote the
development Of farming, fruit culture
dairy interests, etc.
April 20. the New London County
Sunday School association will meet
at the Second Congregational church,
New, London. This Ii an interdenomi-
national organization for the formation
Of Sunday school effort. among the
speakers will be Rev. George s. Gil
bert of Middletown and Rev. Elliott
8. Talmadge OF Wauregan.
The following of1cers were elected
by the state dentists at Hartford on
Wednesday: President. DIR. r. H. W.
Strong, Bridgeport: vice president, DR..
+. j. Abbott. Waterbury; secretary,
DR.. q. H. Riggs. Hartford; librarian,
DR.. r. J. baldwin, New Haven; edi-
tor, DIR. 8. B. Leonard. Mystic; execu-
tive committee. Drs. G. b. Palmer Of
Broad Brook T. "A. Gaming of Bridge
port and =. r. Bryan Of New Haven.