Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-30
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VARIOUS MATTERS


 See Sadie the Snake Charmer. at !. N. C, A. circus. April 9.-adv.
 At the armory, Thursday evening, the Third company team was defeated at baseball, 30 to 20. by the letter car riers.
 D. A. R. chapters about the state are endorsing Mrs. George M. Minor of Waterford for the vice president generalship.
 As calendar day for April. Friday promised snow, rain. sleet, sunshine, thunder and lightning, 8 variety to suit all tastes.
 Miss Mary J. Hogan states that she is not now confined in the Norwich jail, but Is at her home on School street for the present
 An appeal has been taken in the case of Brown Brothers vs. the Norwich Belt Manufacturing Co. It is taken by the efendant company.
 The Yale Boys are planning to give l splendid evening of wit and song, adv.
 A Mystic correspondent writes: Mrs. Thomas Quinn of Norwich, daughter of Patrick Hanley Of this village, is ill with diphtheria in Backus hospital in that city.
 Senators BranGegee and Mclean have joined in recommending to the president Hon. Frederick A. Scott of Terryville for the position of United flt of tAs aT1,l, ertson.
 Rev. John E. Kelly, OF, will speak at St. Patrick's church Sunday eve ming on ''The Holy Name. adv.
 An invitation has been sent to the various Baraca classes in the state to send delegates to a meeting to be held in Middletown on Saturday, April 6, to consider the matter of forming state Baraca athletic union.
 In place of the present brewing company advertisements on the backs of trolley transfers objected to by the W. C. T. IT.. the officials of the Con nccticut company have put advertise ment for a certain brand of lOlly-popS.
 The Grange entertainment and sup per, postponed Friday night, is to be held this Saturday. evening in the Preston City Cong. church vestry.- adv.
 At a reception rendered Rev. J. H. Adams, formerly of North StOnington, by his now parish, the Baptist church ill Rockville, Tuesday evening, on be- half of the church and congregation, E. W. Robinson presented Pastor Ad- ans a purse of gold.
 Sherwood Prentice Perkins and Ar line Avis Avery, both of Waterford, First Baptist church of Waterford. The ceremony occurred at s.S0, the knot being tied by the pastor of the church, Rev. Brewer c. Boardman.
 o. k. RytheT will assume full charge of his business Monday, April 1, and be ready to fill all orders. Telephone 615-6. Everything supplied that grows outdoOrs.-adv.
 The Connecticut HoIstein-F Friesian Breeders club held it's quarterly meet ing at Hartford Thursday. The bus mess meeting was followed by an address by Prof. J. Nj. TrUeJnan Of the Connecticut agricultural college on the registering and besting of cat tie.
 During the night burglars broke the glass in the door of Gannon's dry goods store in the Odd Fellows build ing. 19s Bank street, New London, then opened the door and carried off goods which the proprietor says are worth $500. The thieves left no clue to their identity.
 The tax collectors office will be open tonight and Monday evening un- 1 til o'clock for the purpose of collect ing the personal tax. Monday, April l, is the last day of the personal tax collecuon-adv.
 Fridays Providence Journal, pictur- | ing prominent figures at the Methodist conference. had cuts of four ministers of local interest, Rev. J. H. Newland of Norwich. Rev. A. J. Coultas of New Bedford. Rev. W. I. Ward of Pruvi- dence. and Rev. Adna E. Leonard, who reports on mission work
 Rey. P. C. Wright will speak in the l Central Baptist church Sunday morn Ing and evening. His morning theme | will be The UnmeasuTed Man" In l the evening. Planted by the Water l broONs.' You will be Welcome-adv. The annual convention of the Cen l necticut Turner Bezirk was held in | Hartford Sunday. Ii was decided to | hold the state funniest in New Brit ] ain in connection with the dedication of the new Turner hall Paul G. Leu | pcld was elected delegate to the na- l tional convention at Indianapolis in | June.
 The festival of the Passover com 1 neanorating the deliyerance of Israel ! from the bondage imposed by the l Egyptians will begin next Monday ! night and last one week. During that
 period the great Hebrew feast, which | is trad1donaiiy connected with the
 exodus from Egypt, will be generally l observed.
 The Montvile selectmen have ap- | pointed William Sawyer of Palmer | town fire warden and he has named l deputies throughout the town as fol- l lows; Collins district, Edward Car l ter; UEcasville, Wallace Potter: Mo- | hogan Francis Cook; Oxoboxo, Will | fam Glasbrenner Montville Center. David A. Johnson; Chapel Hill, Mi
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