Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-10
Olle Bulletin Norw,eA Friday, May 10, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

NfAkNAVNlo NhfA kLAN0
 The sheNy Japanese aulnce Is be- ginnlng ,e Nloem
 May 10 lS Arher day across the Rhode lsland borden
 Tho new time table of the New Ha- ven Nead wln be issued about June 1,
 A new theft is that of stealing tags from licensed dogs and placing them on dogs not licensed.
 Anniversary Sunday will be observed by the Euworth league in a number of Methodist churches on May F.
 Rev. George C. Chappell of Mont vile will preach at the Chesterfield Baptist church at ?. m. Sunday.
 A number from here attended the auction of pr. r. c. Fowler at the Minister Turner place in Lebanon.
 Poultrymen claim that the price of eggs ought to be raised. since grain which cost Sl.6O last year is nearly sl.s0 now.
 Al the Salvation Army convention in Merlden Wednesday. Captain Arnold of Putnam offered prayer at the eve ming session.
 The Ansonia Sentinel refers to the fact that Mrs. Fanny Church of Nor wich is the only woman probate clerk in Connecticut.
 The Connecticut agricultural experi- ment station has issued a report deal ing with tests of summer sprays on apples, peachs, etc.
 The tax collectors office will besopen tonight until o'clock for the payment of taxes. Interest will be added after today, May 10.-adv.
 Gatterleigh, the summer home of the Misses Cater on the Mantle river, has been leased for the season by Max Eastman of New York.
 The marriage of Miss Ruth Smith of Pequot avenue, New London, and Everett Lyon of Waterford is to take place in September.
 A NOank correspondent notes that a 26foot motor launch with hunting cabin is being built at the J. Davis boat shop for Norwich owners.
 At New Britain Tuesday, a mar riage license was issued to Nicolaus Rynkiewicz and Pauline Kuxzuk. both of No. 1O2 Yantic street. Norwich
 On Friday evening. May 10. a con- cert by the Girls Glee, Boys Glee and Musical clubs, will be given at Slater hall. Price 25c. Don't miss it!-adv.
 A meeting of the Holland County Sunday School association is to be held in the Congregational church in Filing ton this (Friday) afternoon and eve ming.
 Social workers have received invi- tations to attend the congress of the Playground and Recreation association to be held in Cleveland, June to s, inclusive.
 During May, the planet Venus is a morning star, but it is too near the sun to be well observed. It will not finally pass the sun and become an evening star until July ,.
 Regarding the project to raise $500, . 900 endowment for Mt Holyoke col
 
 about forty members has pledged $750 before October next.
 Local members have been notified that the 120th annual meeting of the Connecticut State Medical society is to be held at the Hotel Taft. New Ha- ven, May 22 and 23.
 Clifford Bernklow, 19, of Thompson. has been taken to the State hospital. He passed one year successfully at the Tourtellotte high school. has been fail- ing at his home for some time.
 Over 1000 members and guests will attend the annual convention in Wor- cester, June 13, 14 and IS, of the New England Grand Council of the United Commercial Travellers of America.
 Miss Marion E. Stark has received the handsome gold badge which she won in the contest in the children S department of St. Nicholas. She has a silver badge won in previous con test.
 Joseph Foley, a Jewett City man, de- tained by the New London police at the request of the Jewett City authori- ties for the alleged theft of a watch. was released Wednesday for lack of evidence.
 News has been received at Hamp- ton station of the death of Mrs. Frank B. Stocking at the home of her son, Louis c. Stocking. in South Swansea, Mass, Thursday. suddenly, death be- ing due to cerebral hemorrhage.
 It is noticeable that California priv ct, which is considered hardy enough to stand any ordinary winter, shows the effects of the severe cold in some instances hedges are winter killed down to within few inches of the ground.
 Frequent Communion was the topic of Rev. Father Kelly's instruction at the mission mass at o'clock Thursday morning in St. Patricks church At & Rev. Father Stanton spoke on Prayer. The evening sermon by Father Kelly was on Scandal.
 There were nineteen in attendance at the meeting of Comfort circle of The Kings Daughters. held Thursday aft ernoon with Mrs. George Garde of Washington street. Mrs. A. T. Utley presiding A busy and en1oyable aft ernOOn was spent.
 In it's notice of The Mikado as q big success as given at Polls theater for tha hape6+ of Gt NTarx,Ye hazu.A-t