Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-17
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich rtsssy. Msrsh ~ 1s11:
VARIOUS MATTERS
March demonstrated its uonlike
character On Thursday.
Mortgages omcially reported from
Norwich last week reached total Of
$405,269.
A certificate of dissolution has been
Med by the Athol Brick company of
Killingly.
IN the suburbs the mercury dropped
to as low a. s or 8. degrees above zero.
early Thursday morning.
Hol for the Hibernian BAH in the
Armory tonisht.-adv.
1t is said that during the past month
nearly q dozen building lots have been
sold In the Kitemaug section, Mont
Vile.
ChangeabIe temperatures have
caused the usual number of leaks and
breaks. that are keeping the plumbers
busy.
Cassara Bros. are converting their
store building at Ocean beach into an
attractive hotel, to be called the Ocean
View.
There was a big sale Of green rib
bon, green carnations and roses and
tiny pots of growing shamrock on
Thursday.
Members of the wonaan's Relief
comforts for the veterans at the SOL
iiers' home in Noroton.
Southern jubilee singera and players
in series of popular evenings tonight,
D. m, Y. M. G. A. hall. No more
tickets for sale.-adv.
Suspicion has been aroused about
the state by two colored women who
claim to be soliciting for the Church
of God and Saints Of Christ.
Househo1ders claimed that it was
harder to keep rooms comfortable
yesterday than any day during the
winter. so penetrating was the wind.
Patrick Meany of New London, for
nearly 40 years an efhploye of the
Norwich line, has been granted PEN
sion by the New England Navigation
company.
Many members Of the Phi Alpha
school, New London, will attend the
annual banquet Of Alpha chapter in
Norwich next month.
At the annual banquet OF the New
Haven Knights of ST. Patrick, this
evening, the address of welcome will
be by the president ]. J. Cohane, NJ.
D., formerly of Norwich
There has been fled with the state
secretary a certificate Of increase in
capital stock from $4,000 to $4,000 by
the Standard Brass and Copper Tube
company of New London.
Fishermen express the belief that
when the law Is off, two weeks from
tomorrow. it will be found that trout
are fewer and smaller, as a result OF
low brooks early in the season.
Dealers in a number of places have
been notified that on April there will
be q substantial cut in the wholesale
price of coal. egg, stove and the brok-
en- grades. with less in the case of
chestnut coal
At Uncasville, Mrs. Frederick A.
johnson has interested herself in a
project to have the school children
engage In gardening and the growing
Of flowers In = systematic way. the
April LIST william n. Hazelhurst
leaves George A. Davis store, where
for the past seventeen years he has
been employed. His future plans are
not determined, but It IL probable that
he will locate in Waterbury.
The membership Of the Connecticut
association is now 2,400.
and 1t is expected that about one-half
Of the 10, 500 automobile owners in the
state will be enrolled In THE organiza-
ton before the close Of the present
season.
Sergt- George Hennes, aged AZ, died
suddenly at the Soldiers home at Moro
ton on Tuesday. He was for several
years armorer at the New London ar
mory. He was q native OF England,
served in the British navy and also in
the Spanish-American war
The I'd Div, A. 0. H.. promises the
lovers lover OF DANCING the best time Of
tonight. Miller will play a concert of
selected music from to 9. Dancing
begins at sharp.-adv.
There was one of the lowest tides
seen In the Thames river about
O'Clock Thursday afternoon. when the
bottom inside the dixie at the end of
the new wharf was disclosed almost
the entire length of the dixie and along
both shores there was noticeably low
water.
Raymond Tyler of No. 4o4 Bank
street, New London, was taken into
custody at Hartford Wednesday by
Detective Sergeant Lewis Melberger,
as runaway boy. He Ii sixteen years
old and was held until his mother
arrived to escort him back to New
London.
Farmers are interested in a bill
likely to be reported favorably which
will provide for having four days in
November of each year in which deer
may be killed. 1t is said that Fri
days Of each week In that month will
be the days selected by the trainers
of the bill.
At Somerville. Mess, Wednesday
evening Lucie Belle Hyde, daughter Of
DR.. and Mrs. Andrew Hyde, formerly
OF this city. and Harold Knight Rem
ington of Hartford were united in
marriage by Rev. G. A. Drummond.
On their return from their wedding
trip they win reside In Springfield.
Tyler c. MCNAMARA, Fl, son of the
late Matthew McNamara, formerly of
Norwich. and Miss Bertha E. Barber,
10, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. Grant c..
Barber. left New London and were
married in New Rochelle Tuesday by
Judge r.. NICK Powers. The young
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