Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-24
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VARIOUS MATTERS
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vAhluuS MATTERS This is almanac day for March.
 Returning holiday travellers made passenger traffic heavy on Thursday
 Miller's Friday evening class post poned untn March 10.--adv.
 Fishing schooners are coming into the shore towns with good catches of haddock. taken off Montauk.
 During the past month Wallace Fl Cobb of Waterford received 211 eggs from fourteen Rhode Island Reds.
 All Spiritualists should hear Dr Warne at Spiritual Academy. Sunday. adv. v
 The State Pliers and Drummers as- sociation, at Wednesdays meeting in New London, voted to hold the annual field day in Meriden during August
 The stairway which formerly led to the upper fioorsapver the Boston store in Main street, is being closed up and the room will be used for a show win dow.
 One of the large windows in Jam ss Ellis restaurant was broken on Thurs day evening, including the sash It was necessary to board it up to keep out the cold.
 The Hartford Post says: MT. and Mrs. Philip Taylor of Norwich an- noun:e the engagement of their daugh- ter, Esther, to Joseph Goldenberg of this city.
 Rev H. M. Kellogg of Ekonk. who has held pastorates in Lebanon and other nearby places, has accepted a call to the Congregational church at North Coventry.
 Tonight at Polls theater, benef1t of Halle club, if tickets are obtained at club before p. m.-adv.
 District Supt. J. H. Newland of Nor wich is announced to hold the fourth quarterly conference at Stafford Springs on Tuesday evening next and at Holland on Wednesday evening.
 Trolleymen on early cars and milk fen have found this one of the cold est weeks of the winter. The temper ature has ranged from 6 degrees above to and 10 degrees below zero in many localities.
 Barkentine Stephen c. Hart is being patched up on the ways at Riverside and some of her lumber cargo will go to Edward Chappelrs yard at Norwich. It recently went ashore in Vineyard sound. f
 Protesting against Canadian reel procity, l.. H. Healey of Woodstock, master of the Connecticut state ford, have carried the fight to Wash ington.
 There was rush of freight on the railroads yesterday, due to the holiday the day before, when many freight freight or livestock was accepted for transportation.
 A rare treat will be the illustrated lecture, "The Irish in American His- tory.' by Miss Charlotte M. Holloway, TIA. & B. hall. Sunday evening. Feb 26. --adv.
 The board of relief of ths town of Lebanon has completed it's work. They increased the list only s59 above what the assessors left it at, the final grand list of the town for 1910 being sS63. $50.
 The committee on visitation of the Connecticut Prison association will meet at the state prison in Wethers- field Monday morning at 10 o'clock to visit four prisoners who are to be re- leased during March.
 Miss Annie Leverone, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Antonio Leverone, and Carlo DeBarbieri of Thompsonville morning at St. Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London.
 At New London on Thursday the evidence was not completed in the case of Byles, admr., vs the New Haven nd tcd day. There will be a short calendar session there this morning.
 It should have been stated that Mrs. William G. Henderson, regent of Faith TrumbuH chapter, D. A. R., is a dele gate to the D. A. R. congress at Wash ington in April. The chapter regent Is always delegate ex-off1cio.
 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. F. A. 312 Old South bldg, Boston, Mass.-adv.
 In anticipation of their departure from New London next week, Rev. Howard C. Ives, pastor of All Souls church, New London, and Mrs. Ives were given a farewell reception in the assembly rooms of the church Wednes- day night.
 Thursday evening St. Josaph's So- dality and Literary society completed arrangements for a ladies night to be held on next Tuesday evening. 1t is expected that a half dozen applications for membership will come up before the next regular meeting.
 Corporation papers as follows have been filed with the state secretary: The Barbier, Lamoreaux company of Windham; to begin business with S2,- 500 capital; incorporated by M B. Hartshorn, E. E. Barbier, H. F. La moreux and c. A. Lamoreux.
 A state conference of the Knights of King Arthur was held in Hartford Wednesday at Christ church parish house. The speakers were Rev. Dr. Rockwell Harmon Potter of the Gen. ter Congregational church, Hartford and Rev. Floyd s. Kenyon of West Haven.
 Present at the fifteenth annual ban quet of Holy Cross college alumni at The Elton, Waterbury, Tuesday eve nfng. were Rev. Fathers James J. Smith of Norwich, William A. Keefe of Voyntown. Joseph F. Mccarthy of Wauregan and w. c. F1tzsimons of New London.
 The twenty-fifth international Chris tian Endeavor convention this year is to be held at Atlantic City during the week beginning July G. Over 10000 delegates expect to attend from all thirtieth anniversary of the founding If fha Christian Epdoqyor Snriofy