Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-03

ters of Isabella in New London,
 The Otis library reading room was visited by good number on Sunday afternoon. Miss Cross was on duty
 State Forest Fire Warden Samuel Spring has appointed Clark B. Smith fire warden for the town of Water ford.
 In 19 years there has not been such a cold April 1 and 2. The mercury has been below freezing both morn ings.
 The sixty-th anniversary of the founding of modern Spiritualism was celebrated in number of places on Sunday.
 Wishing never saved dollars; '.do- ing" has. Be "doer'' by Joining the Thames Loan & Trust Co.'s Christmas clubs--adv.
 c. A. R. posts and relief corps are planning to celebrate the anniversary of the firing on Fort Summer and the surrender of Lee at Appomatox.
 Edward Flood, who died at the Backus hospital Friday. aged 27, was q native of Danielson, where the body was sent by Funeral Director Gager.
 Ernest V. Johnson and family will leave town next week for Los Ange- les, Cal, where they will reside. He has disposed of his tailoring business here.
 New York, New Haven. Hartford conductors were notified Saturday morning that they will be required to purchase their spring hats within a few days.
 Visit Miss Clapp's Easter sale today, dainty neckwear, arts and crafts jewel ry, Porto Rican embroideries, attract i've novelties for gifts, Easter cards and booklets.-adv.
 In accordance with their agreement, tho water board has had men at work leveling off the dirt thrown up by the building of the pipe line to Trading Cove brook during the cold weather.
 The second anniversary mass for Mrs. Della Zieglemeyer was celebrated in St. Patrick's church Saturday morn ing by Rev. Hugh Treanor, at which relatives and friends were in attend ance.
 The Forty Hours devotion began in St. Patrfck's church on Sunday after the solemn high mass, at which the instruction was by the Rev. Hugh Treanor. The devotion closes Tuesday morning.
 On Saturday, Fish and Game Com missioner E. Hart Geer received five million perch eggs from the United States hatcheries at Hayre de Grace, He will distribute them along the river coves.
 The street sweepers have been busy for several nights, having opened the campaign for a spotless town. and will summer. Their nightly labors make a big difference in the appearance of the streets.
 Very Low Colonist Rates via Nickel Plate Road-To California, Washing ton, Oregon and far west. daily, March 10th to April 10th. Finest tourist sleepers. Write l.. P. Burgess. N. E. P. A., 312 Old South bldg, Boston Mass.-adv.
 Edmund J. Condon of New London an attorney at law, was arrested Sat urday on a warrant charging theft and embezzlement of S522 from Mrs Bridget Ryan, a client. He was held in $1,000 for a hearing next Wednes- day.
 There will be a short calendar ses- sion of the superior court this morn ing at 10 o'clock at New London.s It will be the last short calendar ses- sion of the term, and was put over from Friday because of the case on trial.
 Mrs. F. F. Parker, who has been ill for a fortnight with typhoid pneu- monia, underwent a surgical operation at the family apartments in the Crock ar yrfC off noon, and appears to be making satis- Factory recovery.
 What looks like an incendiary fire occurred Saturday morning in Man tic. A barn situated on what is known as the state house property in the viii lage, owned by the state, was destroy ed. The surrounding buildings were saved by neishbors.
 Invitations have been received here to the wedding reception of Miss Mar garet Lee, daughter of Mrs. Charles Richard Lee of Omaha, and niece o1 Mrs. H. H. Osgood of this city, who is to be united in marriage with Lawrence Milton Gilson April 5
 The East Hampton correspondent oi the Middletown Press writes: An au- tomobilist from Norwich on the way to NOrwalk was stuck near Mrs. l. Dahlgren's and had to be lowed tc James Ivers' by MT. Jacobson's horse The clutch refused to work properly.
 This month is an important one with the planets. An excellent op- portunity will be afforded for find ing Mercury. It will set a full houl and quarter after the sun. Those who have a good view of the westerr horizon should find it readily a little north of west
 The successful bidders among tho New London merchants who were asked to furnish figures on supplies ito be delivered on board ships lying off the New London naval station be- tween April 1 and June 30," have re- ceived their contracts They are tC supply twenty boats.
 At New London, in the superior cour- the evidence in the case of Benanti vs the Delaware Insurance company has been completed and one argument ha: been made. The case will be continued on Tuesday, when it Is probable it vii be completed. The famous Knowl re- ward case will not be reached.
 Encouraging news was received or Saturday from Horace D. Tracy. who has been seriously i'll at his home 1T Brooklyn, N. Y., with pneHmonia which originated in an attack ol whooping cough from which Mrs Tracy also suffered. MT. Tracy. mother, Mrs. Edwin A. Tracy, left fol New York Saturday to assist in car ing for her son.
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