Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-30
VARIOUS MATTERS

April goes out with day fourteen hours long.
 Every rainy day now means set back to the farmer.
 The first catches of scup are being made by fishermen in the shore towns. Wise men drink water
 The wisest-Clysmic.-
 A load of furniture from South Co., ventry has arrived at the Pike cottage at Eastern Point,
 In a number of towns the grange will take an active part in Memorial day celebration this year.
 Mondays rain was predicted by those persons who noticed a big sun dog at 6 o'clock Sunday night.
 Rev. Prof. Benjamin w. Bacon's book, Primitive Christianity, is among late accessions to the Otis library. my Wednesday 15 cents.-adv. c. F. union meetings arranged for Connecticut, with Karl Lehman as speaker, are at Storrs and South Will ington.
 H. C. Hine of New Britain is get ting his summer cottage at Neptune park ready for the coming of the family.
 Extra at Polrs Broadway theater, tomorrow night. Norwich Concert or Oonrart rrOpra ma nirpp- l tion MT. Walter Lang. Prices same. adv.
 The board walk. which is to extend ! the entire length of Groton Long Point will be begun this week. It will take till the first of June to fin l ish the walk.
 Don't miss the big music treat at Poli's tomorrow night. Norwich Con | cert orchestra. Prices same.-adv. Walden's new band made it's first public appearance giving a sacred l concert in the Uncasville Methodist | church Sunday evening. Orville c. 1 Walden is director.
 John Mahon, a Waterbury aviator, l has been to Cheshire to put his aero ! | tie where flights will be made from l the state militia grounds Today, April 30, is Raisin day all l over the United States, when, in re- | sponse to a request from California, ! everybody eats raisins, to boom the sale of the Golden state crop.
 Register your dog today. SLoO ex- | open all day and evenings from to g. adv.
 At the annual banquet of teachers and officers of the Second Congrega- l tional Sunday school, Bridgeport one | of the addresses was by Rev. FTeder- ick M. Hollister of North Stonington.
 At the annual meeting and dinner of the Connecticut commandery Ma val and Military Order Spanish Amer lean War, pr. Leonard B. Amy of Norwich was elected junior vice com mander.
 At the fourteenth anniversary cele- bration of Thames lodge, I. o. o. F., at Palmertown, Frank T. Naples of Norwich gave a number of humorous recitations which were received with great favor
 Polls Broadway theater tomorrow night, the Norwich Concert orchestra, direction MT. Walter Lang. Prices the same.-adv.
 Most cities appear to have forgot ten that Sunday, the 18th, was Anti Tuberculosis Sunday. when the Ma l tional association requested that ser mons on The Gospel of Good Health be preached.
 At the mission mass at o'clock and again at o'clock at St. Patrick church Monday, Rev. Father Stanton spoke on Confession. In the evening Rev. Father Kelly's sermon was or the Sin of Detraction.
 MT. and Mrs. H. F. Weeks of West Virginia have purchased the Horace Buddington farm in Poquonnoc MT and Mrs Woods, who have been livins there, have moved to the Billings Al len place in Ledyard.
 Tomorrow night, Norwich Concert orchestra of twenty men under the di. rection of MT Walter Lang. Polf, Broadway theater. Prices same.-adI During April, the members of tn, Apostleship of Prayer in the Catholi, churches have been studying the lift of St. Vincent Ferrer born in Valen- cia, Spain. 1857. missionary "preacheI of the last judgment , The bureau of tours of the Automo bile Club of America has issued thu following warnings of speed traps etc, including Groton-Caution, muf
 fer cut-out law; New London-Cau tion. NTuffler cut-out law. . Rev. Father Walter J. McCrann, ; native of Putnam, who comes from St Thomas seminary, Hartford, has beer appointed assistant in St. Mary's par ish, Milford, where Rev. P. H. Mo Clean, formerly of Norwich. is rector
 Special feature at Polls tomorrow night. The Norwich Concert orches tra, besides the regular programme ] Prices same.-adv. By the will of Catherine P Frencl ! of Glastonbury the sum of S200 is giv . en to the Second Ecclesiastical societ, ] of Coventry. Most of the estate i ! given to her brother Walter c. Brown [ and her nephew, Clark E. Barrows, il - equal parts.
 . The general committee in charg of the arrangements for the state con
 vention and parade of the Ancien
 Order of Hiberisns, to be held il
 Bridgeport August 20, is preparing fo
 the biggest parade ever held in thi state by the A. Q. H.
 The executive committee of the Con , necticut Society of Colonial Danes me
 Friday in the state library, Hartford
 The committee is collecting the his tories of the colonial houses stil
 standing in Connecticut, and is get