Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-04-26

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VARIOUS MA11Ehs
Lawns ana terraces are growing
cs ,,,as rsassrs welcome w.rner
The bird lovers are out early, these
1ine MORNINGS
The reads are Is dry as ashes and
drivers and motorists are buying linen
busters for needed protection.
Odd Fellows are receiving notifica-
ton Of the seeeion of the grand lodge
Of Connecticut at Danbury. May II.
Tuesday was the second delightful
spring day this week. although there
was heavy frost early in the morning.
walter Blake Of STAFFORD sprinr.
was admitted to Memorial hospital.
New London. Monday, as q surgical
patient.
Only one petition in bankruptcy was
dled In this state during the past
week. with assets of $50 and liabili-
ties OF 1856.
License your dog in the town clerks
office now. One dollar extra after May
LIST Once open daily from a. m. to
8 p. m.-adv.
April 26 in the church calendar is
devoted to IS. Cletus and Marcellinus
and is also the feast of Our Lady Of
Good Council.
The third annual meetinr IF tha
Connecticut Manual Art Teachers, as
sociation meeting is to be held in
Hartford Saturday.
The work of unloading the boat load
Of pipe for the Stony Brook reservoir
was commenced on Tuesday It will
require several days.
who gather arbutus not to pull the
plant up by the roots, as it is already
scarce enough in the state.
A book of historical interest recent
~ added to the Peck library shelves
is Herbert L. Osgood's American Col
onies in the Seventeenth Century
Local people returning from Florida
are enthusiastic over the winter and
the climate. declaring that there was
hut one rainy day during four months.
1t has been decided that the annual
meeting of the Connecticut Master
Plumbers association will be held
this year in Bridgeport. on Wednes-
day, May 10.
At the weekly meeting of the Fifth
company, c. A. c., c. N. G.. at the
armory on Tuesday evening there was
q short drill and rifle practice. There
was one recruit received
New York, New Haven & Hart
ford trainnse11 have received orders to
use more care in keeping the interior
Of cars clean The order was issued
because of report of carelessness.
The marriage of Miss Anna
Dorsey, sister of Col. Henry s. Dorsey,
and William Finn takes place in ST.
Mary's Star Of the Sea church. New
London, this "wednesday morning.
About two months ago peach trees
OF the Champion variety, the fruit due
early In September. showed signs OF .
strange blight, and in some Connecti-
cut orchards the crop is expected to be
. total failure.
A certificate has been fled with the
state secretary by the Brendan Trad
ing company OF Norwich. organized
with $4,000 capital: Albert L. Potter,
president; Charles f. Thayer, treas
urer and secretary.
According to the report of Arch
deacon J.. Eldred Brown. for the Sec
ond successive year the mission of st.
AIMS in Black Hall. has materially
diminished the appropriation it asks
from the archdeaconry.
Fifteen new corporations, having a
total authorized stock of $1.645, 600,
were formed in this state during the
past week. In the corresponding week
of 1910 the number was but seven,
with total capital Of s265.o0o.
A certificate of organisation of The
Charles OsEood company has been
filed. with the following as stocklrod-
ers Charles II. Osgood, Charles Osgood,
M. D., J. Frank Clark, Henry W. LAM,
Herbert r. Kind and Clarence Brown.
The servants of Branford house,
NJ. r. Plants mansion. arrived in Grot-
on Monday. About fifteen were in the
party, which was met at the ferry by
the big auto carryall and taken to
Eastern Point A big load of baggage
followed.
Horace johnson says: "F'rom the
18th to the 29th of the present month
there viii be very great disturbance
Of the atmosphere. The air will be
highly charged with electricity, dam
age Will result from 1T; all be prepared
for music in the air.
Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Stanton and
family of Moosup are visiting at the
home of Mrs Stanton's father, Charles
II. Maine in North, Stonington. Mr.
Stanton has accepted a call to become
pastor of church at Buda, ILL.,. and
VIII begin his work there the middle
of May.
John 3. Mccormick. who is serving
his country at Fort Terry, was mar
RED recently in New London to Mrs
Mamie Hurley. native of Norwich
Mccormick is now IN his fourth en-
listment and has won a ranking ser
geant's position by his devotion to hii
work in the Tooth Co.
The Bobs Toothbrush company Of
Jewett City has been Incorporated. to
make toilet articles. etc. Capito
stock, $4,000, divided into 500 shares
of SIS each Commence business
with $500. Incorporators. r. H. Lie
berthal. L. NJ. Carpenter, H.. c. Web.
ster, all of Jewett City.
From the pulpit of ST. Patrick.
church Sunday, reference was made
to the dangerous and vulgar practic.
of throwing rice at weddings, and it,
disccntinuance was requested, espe
ciall,, in and about the church.. as i
in a custom pagan in origin, hence no
to be copied by Christians.