Norwich bulletin., 1911-03-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

=. : - ~. eyereH <o, isti. l VARIOUS MATTERS Fridays weather heiped arv m inc muddy country roads - r1 " Late novelties in millinery for 1911. MrA G. F. Stanton adv
 E This is the feast Of the Annuncia- stion. the old Epslish Lady Day.
 The approach of Arbor day always means a brisk sale of trees and shrubs srd noass SssrI,,I poyk s lsc; young fowl. soc;, Owners of lawns are preparing to illproVe them for the coming season.
 Toe store windows about town are unvsualiy attractive in their displays qG Eastertide stocks. - In St. Patrick's church Friday morn- ing there was an anniversary reuuiem high mass for Patrick Fogarty.
 The secretary of the state hoard If education is sending to schools surres- tions for Arbor and Bird day observ, ance.
 Begin now to plan for the military mory.-adv.
 Five petitions in bankruptcy were filed in Connecticut hast week. with total assets of $4s,5S6 and liabilities of $es,ss3
 James W. Dows. supervisor of schools at Hampton and Canterbury mas been selected as superintendent of schools for Berlin.
 
 Major L. M. Simonson of Hartford will lead an interesting meeting at the Salvation Army rooms tonight when soldier will be enrolled.
 According to official reports mort gages amounting to $4,200 were fled in Norwich last. week, against S14 40fl in the corresponding week of 1910. In Q number of localities where Enr- fish sparrows see1A less numerous than formerly, 1t has been discovered that they are being devoured by hawks.
 The total number of permits issued in the larger cities of the state dnr. ing the past week numbered 122. the total cost of buildings being s426.229.
 In conneclon with the bill which may anect the employment of pris- oners at the Windham county jail. it IS stated that last year convict labor brought the state nearly ss0,eo0.
 Plans are. being figured for a resi- dence at Neptune park for Mr.. Sarah Ashsr of Norwich. It will be a frame nouse, 4Sx30 feet, containing eight rooms, provided with all conveniences.
 Although Deacon George R. Sanders mas not been weH this week, he has continued his work in behalf of the Mohegan church repairs. and on Fri gay received subscriptiohsSo $1e from friends.
 Thomas Clark, a son of the late Tnomt<s Clark, died Thursday night at Memorial hospital, New London. He mad been suffering from intestinal ob- stfuction MT. Clark was barber, aged 45. Among delegates to the third nation al peace congress- in Baltimore in May appointed by Governor Baldwin are Gen William A.. Aiken of Norwich, Eapt. w. D. Forbes and George s. Palmer of New London.
 Rev. P. 0. Wright will speak at the central Baptist church Sunday morn Ing and evening. In the evening An 1 toniA Gerardi, violinist of Boston, | eao es:. to DC one of the finest in the
 The Boy Scouts of the Second Con gregational church go out this after | noon at two o'clock for hike to the south of Laurel Hill and will have a | test in the lighting of a fire and tha cooking of meat and potatoes.
 In Thursdays army orders the pro- notion of 1deut.-Col. William c. Raf- l nounced, Colonel Rafferty is sta toned at Fort Wright in command | or rhe New London artillery district |
 Frank Dodge of this city, who for the l past two years has been employed in a | Willinantic store, has accepted the position of buyer for Longley & Col of New Haven. His many friends will | pc pleased to learn of his good for tune. f
 A. l.. Okerstrom of New London. a | brakeman for the Central Vermont ra1lwAy, is in hospital at White | River Junction. Oksrstrom was riding 1 on step of the tender of the engine | when he was damned between it and i
 A supper and entertainment were given at the Pequot hose company,s | house Thursday evening, at the ex- Rense or Mrs A. c. Tyler, for Donald | bAfn, formerly her coachman. now her chauffeur, on his seventeenth anniyer sary in-her employ
 At the state D. A. R. delega tes' meeting in Putnam this week. Mrs 1 Howard Pratt of Berlin was elected councillor of the regents council. In reporting the years work, Mrs. G. M Buell. stated that s44,000 has been ex- pended for patriotic and historical work. VI.
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