Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-10


 and 25,00o ourrant bushes to be sel out this spring.
 There will be a short calendar ses- 1 sion of the superior court at New Lon don today for motion business, ba1 I meeting and any changes which may | be desired in the assignments. | The meeting of the Bricklayers' un- ion, Local No. 12, which was to have I taken place in Carpenters hall on | Thursday evening, was postponed 6n 1 account of insufficient attendance The body of Mrs Mortimer N Judd, | of New Britain, who died Monday night at the Elm City hospital. New | Haven, following childbirth, was taken | to Groton, her former home, for bur | iaI
 = Scoutmasters of Connecticut patrols I the national convention of the Scouts February IA and 15, at the White house l in Washington. President Taft will ' speak.
 At Polls theater, Sunday, 3.30, l Fay's American band of Providence, 1 20 pieces, and Maud Ballington Booth i of New York. Y. M. c. A. men s meeting. Admission free.-adv.
 
 young man Wednesdays Hartford Post said: Representative Michael D. O'Connell of Stafford, democrat, made his first extended speech in the house yesterday and it was o. K. Two parlor cars a day are being turned out for the New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad at the company's shops in Readville. The cars will be put in service this spring after a preliminary tryout
 Connecticut will be represented at the new International Trapshooting Tournament and Sportsmens show at Madison Square garden in New York city, on March ' to 13. The various boys camps will have exhibits.
 The annual choir service and award- ing of medals at Christ church will be held next Sunday afternoon at 4 o'clock. The choir will sing Mendel- ssohn's 42d Psalm, and the soloist is adv &
 Rev. D. W. Cannon has been dis charged from the Norwich state hos pital, having recovered from his mental troubles, and he is now at his home in Plainfield, N. J.. where most encouraging reports are being received from him.
 The executive committee in charge of the annual banquet of Holy Cross college alumni association, to be held In Waterbury February 21, held a meeting Tuesday evening with Rev. Luke F'itzsimons of Waterbury, presi- dent of the association.
 At New London on Thursday the ar- guments were completed in the case of the city of New London vs. the New Haven road, and Judge Waller reserv ed his decision. The hearing of the matter has required three days and a half in the common pleas court.
 It has been decided to hold the forty second annual convention of the Cath olic Total Abstinence association of Connecticut in Danbury August 28-29. The convention will be held under the auspices of the Young Mems Catholic association of St. Peters church.
 The Stafford Press notes that Mrs. G. Percival Bard is entertaining her niece and nephew. Miss Helen Mowry and Harold Mowry. of Sterling, during the absence of their parents, MT. and Mrs. H. E. Mowry. who sailed for Eu- rope from New York on Wednesday,
 Sprinx Temple band will probably open the session of the Imperial eoun- V band was invited together with the patrol by the temple. A theater party was given at Hartford Thursday even- ing to raise funds for the expenses of the trip.
 At debate in Mystic Sunday after noon under the auspices of the social ists, Albert Boardman of this city will speak for the negative on the question, Are Labor Unions Beneficial to the r f t<J. merly of Bridgeport, will argue for the affirmative.
 MT. and Mrs. w. Raymond Lewis of New London observed their fist wed- ding anniversary Thursday by receiv- ing visits from some relatives and friends. Mrs. Lewis was Miss Martha Wells of Mystic. MT. and Mrs. Lewis have resided in New London for 32 years
 Corporation papers as follows have been filed with the state secretary: The Valley company of Andover to deal in all kinds of merchandise; to begin business with s1,00G capital; incorporated by Marion A. Yeomans Raymond s. Yeomans and Edward M YeOmat1e
 The appraisers have completed their work on the estate of James Dawson, SIIOWlUS tiit NftiudliOn CO De 3oZ,f5J.y1. exclusive of $S,000 worth of property in New Jersey. The Moliican store prop erty is valued at $1s.000 and he had $11.559.94 in the bank, besides other smaller properties.
 Miss May Queen Oddo of New Lon don, whose marriage to Rufus GpyDor. son of Mayor Gaynor of New York. was annuled some months ago, took her third dip in the sea of matrimony Wednesday night, when she was mar ried IF New York city to Nelson Gam mons of Portland, Ore.
 Teachers in this city and vicinity will soon receive copy of the Farm CTS Bulletin. published by the agricul- tural department at Washington, D. C., which relates to farming among boys and girls. The distribution of the books in this state is due to a re- quest from agriculturists of Connecti- cut.
 Death came to Maraget Roach at her late home. in Asylum street, on Thurs day morning. following an illness of several months. She had no irnmedi- ate relatives, and lived alone. She was born in Norwich 46 years ago. the daughter of Edward and Ann Roach, and has spent hee Ghole life in this 3lacs.