Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-28
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8 VARIOUS MATTERS

\ 1 VARIOUS MATTERS It looked like spring yestsrday |,
 see the boys playing ''Iniegles.s # St Oswald and st Romanun 1T, commemoratsd in the church calendar February 2s. :A The Halle club benefit whist. An. nounced for February 2g. has bees postponed until after Lent adv. Vans loaded with househoid roods Ss through the streets daily. showing fnal the moving season has already begun Foresters' courts are appointing del egates to the biennial session of the high court of Connecticut, at Bridge port, April %.
 This is Shrove Tuesday, Pancake Tuesday of ancient times, day o1 feasting before the rigor and absti- hence of Lent
 A Groton correspondent notes thai Mir and Mrs. Manchester Weld moved to Greeneville Saturday from Monu-
 ment street, Groton.
 Dogs raided the chicken houses owned by Frank Golf, Nels Nelson and Fred Jones, at East Hampton, killing 2 total of 26 choice fowla
 News comes from Springfield, Mass, that a corn show is to be held there this fall similar to the New England corn show in Worcester last year.
 Sons of Hermann masquerade to- night, Germania hall, 25 Shetucket St., music by Cadillac orchestra, admis- .fn hnr fr{n A~ 7 E
 A very handsome lecturn Bible, bound in red morocco, the American revised version, has been donated to Trinity church, Norwich, by two par ishioners.
 worknen were engaged on Monday in placing the tall pole at the corner of Shetucket street and the entrance to Laurel Hill bridge with shorter but heavier pole.
 When Bridgeport nest of Owls init lated a class of 42 Sunday afternoon, among the guests in attendance from about the state was Dr. George A. Boon of Norwich.
 Friends and relatives attended a months mind requiem high mass for Mrs. Cornelia McNamara celebrated in St. Patrick's church on Monday by Rev. Tugh Treanor.
 The superior court resumes it's ses- sion at New London this morning with the case of Byles, adm, vs. the New Haven road, to be finished, it be- ing the only case for today.
 The Voter says, referring to tenn perance organization work by E. A. Smith of Norwich, that by March 1t is hoped to have . complete ward and town organization in New London,
 A class of candidates was worked by Van Rensselaer, council. Princes of Jerusalem. at Masonic temple, Mon day evening. Many were in attend ance, a banquet being held at 6.30.
 The flooring in the main hall on the ground floor of the city hall has worn through at the foot of the stairway, and the material for a new floor was taken to the city hall on Monday.
 The members of the Connecticut School Music Supervisors association. of which w. D. Monnier of Hartford is president. had meeting and dinner at the Allyn house, Hartford, on Sat- urday.
 Rev. A. c. Wright of Chicopee Falls, Mass, is completing a book. Some
 
 necticut Valley" one of the typical churches pictured being the famous Old Lyme Congregational church.
 Handsome new bronze name plates have been placed at each side of the to the First National bank and at the entrance of the two floors above for Brown & Perkins, and St. Joseph Sodality and Literary associa- ion.
 The evening grosbeaks recently seen MRssa chusetts this winter At South bridge it was some time before they knew what they were. A large flock was feeding on the seeds of moun- tain ash.
 he continued case against John Chi- noleski was called and he was commit ted to the state school for boys at Mer- den until he becomes of age. He will oe taken there this morning by George w. Rouse.
 A new gasoline fire engine develop ng 100 horsepower has been shipped to Fort Terry, Plum Island It is a aand drawn apparatus, weighing about 5000 pounds, and will afford the buildings on the government reserva- Iloh dMPlc uAc pIoleCtlOH.
 Rev. Henry A. Metcalf of 12S Ana wan avenue, West Roxbury, for the past six years honorary curate at the Church of the Advent, died suddenly Thursday at the home of his brother. James Metcalf, in New York He had been rector at Christ church, Pom- fret.
 Bishop Brewster is to visit Christ church, Ponfret on March 19 in the In the evening he will be at Willimantic. He will be at Black Hall on the afternoon of April 5, and Tn the evening at Mantle. His visit It New London will be on Sunday morning, April 23.
 The lawsuits brought by the Con- necticut Spiritualist Camp Meeting as-