Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-29
Glue Rullftin,
Norwich, Monday, April 29, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

30 to May 4.
 Auto lamps are to be lighted this evening at 7.13.
 It is expected that this week will end the arbutus supply.
 According to the newest directory, Connecticut has 13,9S0 automobiles.
 One of the latest to join the list of motorists is Chester I. Clough of Laurel Hill avenue.
 A Norwich visitor in Vermont writes home that the maple sugar crop there this season is less than half the aver age yield
 Register your dog today. $1.OO ex- tra after May l. Town clerks office open all day and evenings from to g. adv.
 It has been decided to hold the convention of the Connecticut Master Plumbers association in New Haven Wednesday, May 8. in Hotel Taft.
 After spending the winter frozen in the ice at Stoddards wharf, schooner Silas Brainard has been repaired and is again loading wood at the wharf.
 A member of the state police has been in Lebanon Investigating the burning of the big barn on the Tracy estate, in the effort to identify the firebug
 The papers, magazines and books in the Otis library reading room furnish q Hnfa aa.M#. q Der, Sunday afternoon. Miss Cross was in charge.
 The marriage of Miss Annie Sullivan and Cornelius McGrath will take place on Tuesday at St. Mary's church, New London. MT. McGrath is in the em- ploy of the c. V. road
 At Decatur Bluffs. Charles H. Browns handsome property on the Thames, ten or twelve attractive rus tic arbors, summer houses, etc, have been erected this spring.
 The piano recital given by pupils of Miss Katherine Riley takes place this evening at 7.30 o'clock in Forest CTS hall.-adv.
 Easter Connecticut priests will go to Hartford today, when, at 10.30 in St. Joseph's cathedral, Bishop Milan will officiate at a pontifical high mass on the anniversary of his conservation.
 Capt. Frank Thompson of Granite street, who is in Memorial hospital suffering from injuries received at Duck island breakwater April 2S, is improving, although still in great pain
 It is expected that the Dominican Fathers Kelly and Mackin will arrive today to assist in giving the mission at St. Patrick's church at the GUS tomary hours. 3 and a. m. and 7.30 ?. m.
 The body of the unidentified man who was found in the river at Mont vile, on Thursday. was buried Sat urday in the Asylum street cemetery. Church & Allen had charge of the arrangements.
 wealthy society woman from Tal- lahassee. Florida. has purchased a site at Broadview, Miss Carrie B. Rogers summer home on Mystic river. and is to build an expensive bungalow this spring.
 The officiating clergyman at the fu- neral of Dr. Leonard Bacon at New Haven this (Monday) afternoon, will be his nephew, Rev. Prof. Benjamin w. Bacon of Yale divinity school, for mer!y of Norwich.
 Frank E. Herrick. for more than 55 years employed by the American Thread company in Willimantic, and for the last 45 years an overseer, has resigned on account of his advancing years. He is now 72.
 The Academy Boys GIee club and Girls Mandolin club, May 1, at eight o'clock at Trinity M D. church Ad- mission 25c, children 10c-adv.
 Springfield papers state that fully $50 were present, when Bishop Thomas F. Davies was rendered a reception at Christ church the other night. The bishop received with his mother Mrs Davies, and his sister, Miss Davies.
 In the New York Sunday Times Charles F. Moves. formerly of Nor Wich, had column on The New Fire Insurance District" summary of important realty transactions during the year in the vicinity of Maiden lane Sunday night 1t was reported at the Backus hospital that George Bennett had passed a comfortable day and that his condition was as good as could be expected. Bennett was shot or Thursday at Noluntown by Napoleon Lockwood.
 In the city court Saturday morning the continued case against Cora Ma honey was called, but she did not ap- pear. The bond of $500 was called, but it was fixed so it can be reopened. She was sick when arrested, which was the cause of her not appearing Saturday,.
 The two weeks mission in St. Pat rick's church was opened Sunday morning by Rev. Father Stanton. witt @ convincing sermon on Keeping Gods Word. In the evening the eloquent Dominican preached on Death. This week the mission is for the women oi the parish and non- Catholic friends.