Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-13
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Norwich, Thursdsy, April 1s. 1a11,
VARIOUS MATTERS

~~NA&NA&6~' VI NNA HUI CTOSS DunS.-dQN Throughout the state this year, the q. A. R. will make a special effort to have Memorial day celebrated by the schools.
 Lobsters and little neck clans at { Powers Bros, the House of Quality adv.
 The roadway on the Preston bridge is undergoing repairs. It will be re- pianked across the entire length of the bridge
 Rev. Edward S.Worcester will preach at a union service at Mystic Friday evening, the meeting being held at the Baptist church.
 The allotment of Fast day procla- Clerk Holbrook for distribution to clergymen and others. is thirty. If you want choice fresh fish for Good Friday. phone Powers Bros, the House of Quality.-adv. | Because the moon is full tonight. the 18th the weatherwise believe that no very long or severe storm will be apt to mar the holidays which are so near.
 The forty y-seventh annual conven- ton of the Connecticut State Dental association is to be held in Hartford on Tuesday and Wednesday of next week.
 The speaker at the Board of Trade banquet Monday evening on Play grounds for Children will be I. C. Kno wilton, principal of a school in New Haven.
 It is evident that Norwich people intend to eat hot cross buns on Good Friday. One baker alone of the twelve in town is to make twenty-five hun- dred dozen.
 We have a choice fish for every family in city. Phone Powers Bros, adv.
 The pastoys of all the Catholic par ishes in Connecticut will 50 to Hart ford today, to the cathedral, to ob- tain the holy oils for use during the coming year.
 Although Easter in 1911 is consid- cred late most Easters happen in April. During the next twenty years there will be sixteen April Easters and only four in March.
 Do you want a choice salt mackerel? :? Weighs two pounds each. Phone Powers Bros, the House of Quality adv.
 It was decided at a meeting of the board of managers of the Connecticut society. s. A. R., to have the annual meeting of the society in the Hart ford club, early in May.
 Battleship Connecticut has arrived at New York from the south, and while the ship is receiving repairs the eastern, Connecticut men attached to the big flagship are enjoying a fur lough.
 License your dog in the town clerks ofice now. One dollar extra after May 1st. once open daily from a. m. to G D. n.-adv.
 Elizabeth H., wife of Arthar w. White, died in West Medway, Mass, on Sunday. The funeral took place from her hoxne, Wednesday afternoon at 3.3o. The family has relatives and friends in Norwich.
 In the city court Wednesday morn- ing Arthur Squash pleaded guilty to theft and was fined s7 and costs, and went to jail. He will give up the clothes he took when his soiied ones, which he discarded, are returned to hixn.
 Ehe New London county representa- tivss held a meeting Wednesday after noon after adjOurnHlent of the legis lature and appointed Representative Chapman of East Lyme to represent them at the funeral of Representative Noble.
 There will be a large delegation who will go to Hartford today regarding the petitions for the extension of the trolley lines through Boswell avenue and Asylum street. It will be before the railroad committee, and the local people will urge granting the petition.
 Today, Holy Thursday. Is sometimes called Maundy Thursday from the first word of the office of the wash ing of ths feet, Mandatum. In the Catholic church, a second host is con secrated which is to be consumed at the mass of the Presanctihed on Good Friday.
 The new service on the New Haven road will be effective June 1. The three New York; Boston trains by way of Waterbury will require six hours erably longer than some of the pres ent trains over the Willimantic Shore line or Putnam routes.
 After twelve members of Comfort circle of The Kings Daughters had
 
 with the vice-leader. Mrs. J. H. Allen, of Church street, Wednesday after noon, the leader. Mrs. A. T. Utley, presiding, they attended the supper at Trinity M. E. church, where they had a special table.
 At a meeting of the state commit tee on the John Ericson monument fund. to be held at Meriden, this (Thursday) evening. President Charles W. Picrson of Norwich will preside, Alfred J. Johnson of Willimantfc and Charles J. Johnson of North Gros- venordale are members of the com- l mttee.
 Wednesdays Springfield Republican, in it's Holyoke column, had picture and sketch of Secretary w. A. Morse of the Y. M. C. A.. who goes there from Norwich in May with the com inert: The fact that he has been secured causes great satisfact ton in number of years experience in the work
 ! column story and picture in Wed . nesday's New York World told of Mrs Horace n. Tracy's sale to d jeweler friend for 50 cents of an expensive on~i stickgin. W hich. sine believed. had caused Mir Tracy and herself to have whponina cough. and their friends and neigh iors to sGTer from pneumonia orySipeias and Briehts disease dur ing eight yGars. Mir. and Mrs. Tracy 1 live at 11s7 East Eighteenth street Broollyn and the former is the son of Air. and Mrs. Edwin A. Tracy of