Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-25
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VARIOUS MATTERS
Tomorrow ia shrove sunday.

Tomorrow is shrove Sunday. St. TaraElus and St Felip II. are honored today in the church calen- dar. Wanregan Sunday dinner at 6 o'clock. adv.
 Pretty white primroses are added to the flowers in bloom in advance Of Easter.
 Friday, St. Matthias day, there was the service of Holy Communion in the Episcopal churches.
 Six o'clock Sunday dinner at ..rhe Wauregan." Music by the orchestra adv.
 On Friday afternoon the oontribu- tions for the Woman's college in New London had reached the total of $72,- 900. Mystic woolen company of Ston- ington has filed a certificate showing increase of capital from s50.ooo to $110,000.
 A carload of traprock has been un- loaded at Waterford station this week to be used exclusively oh the state roads in that town. Telephone 7ol for a table for the six o'clock Sunday dinner at ''The Wau- regan."-adv. Historical students noted the fact Friday that on February 24, 1884, the boundary line between New York and Connecticut was partially run. At the Holloway lecture in T. A. B.. hall Sunday night, appropriate music, vocal and instrumental.-adv. State Master L. H. Healey declares
 he Is we'll pleased with the growth of
 the grange in Connecticut. Each grange has made gains during tho year
 and two new ones have been organiz-
 ed.
 Trimmed hats. former price from
 $3.50 to $500. to close $1.5O and s2.oo
 each. Mrs. G. P. Stanton.-adv. This (Saturday) afternoon District
 Supt J. H. Newland of Norwich will conduct the fourth quarterly sconfer- ence of the Windsorville Methodist
 church. He will preach in the church Sunday evening.
 Corporation papers as follows have been filed with the state secretary:
 Eaton Drug company of Stafford; to
 begin business with $10,o00 capital;
 incorporated by Lucius F. Eaton, Noel M. Pease and Richard M. Fisk. r A committee from Park Conxresa- tional club visited the Backus hospital on Washington's birthday. There was music by members of the mandolin club, and refreshments were served. Each patient was presented flag
 Rev. F.. C.. Wright will speak at the Central Baptist church Sunday morn ing and evening. His morning theme will be "The Decisive Hour" His evening address will be upon Need full Constraint. adv.
 Thomas Fillmore, "A, for years a rail- road contractor, and father of Ben jamin Fillmore, conductor on the New Haven road, died Wednesday night at the Winsted hospital from general breaking down in health. Burial is to be in New London.
 Western papers are commenting up- on the fact that former Norwich Episcopal rector. Rev. Thomas H. Da- vies. now of Worcester. is being fa- vored for bishop of the vacant see of western Massachusetts, referring to the admirable administration of his father, the late. Bishop T. H. Davies. of Michigan.
 $12,000 in prizes with the New York Tribune's pictorial proverb contest which starts Monday, Feb. 27. Ask your dealer to serve you with the daily and Sunday Tribune, or send s1.40 for 2 months subscription to circulation dept, N Y. Tribune.-adv.
 It will interest local friends to know that pr. Winford H. Smith. formerly superintendent of the Hartford hos pital, who left there two years ago 10 become medical superintendent of Bellevue hospital and allied institu- tions, New York, has resigned to be- come superintendent of Johns Hopkins hospital, Baltimore,