Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-03-29

Norwich, Wednesday, March ~. 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Next Sunday y Confercuce Sunday
in the Methodfst churches.
Church societies in the rural dis
tricts are preparing for post Easter
sales. '.s
The New London ". G. Z. Z. has
voted to entertain the state convention
During vacation roller skating APP
pears TO be the favorite pastime with
Owners of maple groves in Windham
county are getting a good yield Of sap
for syrup from the trees.
The Governors Arbor ana Bird day
proclamation Is being received by pub
lie omcials and school authorities.
Delss C1ish has moved with his
He IL employed by the r. Fl. Chappell
company.
Rev. william A. OyKeefe of yolun-
town preached the Lenten sermon at
st. Joseph's church, New London, on
Tuesday evening.
The steamer City Of Lowell will be
substituted for the Maine on the Nor
witch line commencing from New York
Thursday, March 80.
new book on the Otis library
shelves. which is interesting the boys
during vacation Is Three Hundred
Things a Bright Boy Can Do.
Word is coming in of ponds and
brooks overlooking, owing to recent
rain and thaw, something which has
not been reported for long time
The schooners from the shore towns
of the county leave on Thursday to
begin the bluefishing season on the
grounds in the vicinity of Virginia.
1t has been decided to hold the state
funniest in Rockville on June II and
1. The Turner societies Of the state
have combined membership Of 6S3.
At the coming C. T. A. U. field day
I'm New Britain. a beautiful silk flag
will be competed for by the several
Tierney cadet companies of the state.
On Tuesday Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Hen
derson left for New York and in a few
days they will leave for Langley, S. c.,
where they will spend some time with
relatives.
The death of Clara Hicks, wife of
William D. Stone. occurred Monday,
at her home, IS Daboll street, Provi-
dence. The family has relatives in
Willimantic.
Assessor o. C. Burgess of Meriden
he int nv he tof CHI ell
fisheries commission to supply the
state lobster hatcheries at Noank with
egg bearing Holsters.
Friday the town of Montville will
decide the proposition of building a
new road from the Norwich New Lon
don turnpike to Kitemaug a town
meeting having been called.
The superior court at New London
on Tuesday was engaged in the trial
of the case Of Benanti VS.. the Delaware
Insurance company, a suit over fire in
aurance, which was started last Thurs
day.
In the larger Connecticut cities sub
acriptions are being received to a
Moeth Chitem fund, for providing
matzoth and other food for the wor-
thy Jewish poor during the Passover
season.
Tuesday and Wednesday, April 4
and S, have been assigned as dates for
hearings at the state house on woman
suffrage, and the use of the hall of
the house has been granted for. that
purpose.
In the light Of the present war ma
noeuvres, local veterans commented on
the fact that yesterday was the ami
versary of the date, March 23, 1915
that the American army under General
Scott invaded Mexico.
The name of Daniel L. Brown, son
of Judge Lucius Brown, of this city,
was among the list of nominations for
vice president of the Brown university
Y. M. c. A. announced Tuesday. The
election occurs next week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dean of Cen
trail Village celebrated the forty
fourth anniversary of their marriage
Sunday. Guests were present from
Norwich, Putnam, Moosup and Mans
field Center during the day.
Prof. G.. d. Jarvis of Storrs will
give demonstration Thursday to the
fruit growers from all parts of the
state on the pruning and spraying of
fruit trees, at the orchard of William
q. Bliss on North Broad street, Mer-
iden.
Very Low Colonist Rates Wis. Nickel
Plate Road--,ro California. Washing
ton. Oregon and far west, daily, March
10th to April 10th. Finest tourist
aleepers. Write l.. P. Burgess. n. E.
p. A., 312 Old South bldg, Boston,
Mass.-adv.
Tuesday afternoon, Thomas Kelly
of Waterbury, a chimney sweep, while
intoxicated, fell face downward on the
walk at the back of the Y. M. c. A.
building and several had to carry him
to the police station. His face was
badly bruised.
Mrs. John E. Vaughn is ill at the
home of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs
William Simmons in Central Village.