Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-07
Che RullFtin.
Norwich, Thursday, March 2, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Sixteen applicants took the state
examination before the state phar-
macy commissioners at the capitol on
Tuesday.
A certificate of organization by the
Norwich Industrial Improvement cor
poration has been filed with the state
secretary.
When you're muddled-CIysmic clears
Clysmic-The Grand Slam in Table
Waters.-adv.
J. B. Shannon has rendered the use
Of Olympic hall for a meeting of the
Holy Name society of st. Patrick's
parish. next Sunday afternoon.
An East Hampton correspondent
sends the item of local interest that
during the recent storm a chimney at
the residence Of G. w. Golf was blown
over
Wednesday morning at s o'clock Rev.
Hugh Treanor celebrated an anniver-
sary requiem high mass at St. Pat
ricks church for James Moore of For
est street.
The funeral of Mrs. Z. A. Card was
held al her home in Groton Wednes-
day afternoon at o'clock. Rev. G.
r. Atha conducted the services. Bur
ial VIII be in Oneco today.
Cheer up! Come and hear the Boys
minstrels at the Y. NJ. c. A, Friday
night at S.-adv.
Mr. and Mrs. George F. Hughes of
| Waterbury, who are on a world tour,
have been heard from at Kobe, Japan.
| They had a very stormy trip from
Honolulu, but were able to report for
all meals
There seems to be a marked de-
crease in the dog population of the
town, as Town Clerk Holbrook's al
200, against 1909 last year and 2100
four years ago.
The William Sanborn house at
Eastern Point is being hurried along
toward finish. In about a month it
will be ready for occupancy but it lis
doubtful if the family will come from
Hartford before May.
Minstrels, benefit Y. NJ. c. A. Boys
camp, Friday March s, Y. NJ. c. A.
auditoril m Admission 25c.-adv.
The newly elected president of the
| Memorial hospital, New London, is
Frank =. Palmer. During the year
ending March l, 532 patients were
treated at the hospital, the largest
number in its history.
A number of the Christ church peo-
pie went to New London Wednesday
night to hear Rev. r. R. Graham, who
has accepted the call to be their rec
tor. He preached at the Lenten service
Of the New London Episcopal church.
The next quarterly conference of the
New England district Of the A. M. E.
church will be held in New London
in April with the Franklin Memorial
A. NJ. e. church on Bank street, Rev.
| Moses Monzingo, formerly of Norwich,
pastor.
The county pension examiners, Drs.
n. P, Smith and L. E. Walker of Nor
wich and c. F. Congdon of Mystic
were due to meet Wednesday, but, as
months, there were no applicants to
be examined.
Train passengers note the big new
galvanized iron shavings distributor,
recently erected over the boiler room
at the Dawley Fort Point plant where.
by electricity, part Of the shavings are
| blown to the shaving vault and the
remainder under the fire box.
Stated convocation Of Franklin
chapter, No. 4. r. A. NJ, at Masonic
temple this evening. Work in the r.
| A. degTee.-adv
A tree expert writes: Are you go
| ing to plant tree this spring? Dig
| the hole as soon as the frost is out
Of the ground. Make ii four feet long
three feet wide and three feet deep
| i'll il up with good top soil and let
it settle until it is time to plant.
Arthur NJ. Brown If Jewett CITY
| Masonic district deputy, made his of
ficial call upon Brainard lodge, New
| London, Tuesday evening, at which
| time there was an attendance of Wis
| tiers larger than has heretofore been
| observed within the Masonic temple
At the fine orchards at Westland
farms. Pomfret Center, Supt Everett
T. Brown has already begun prepare
lions for a big apple crop. These 100
year-old trees have been pruned and
sprayed and reclaimed until the crops
which they yield are the wonder OF
orcharlists.
For several days the gas department
has been trying to thaw the frozer
earth so as to locate a bad leak out
side the grounds at the residence oil
John Steiner on Church street, where
the water department was engaged q
week ago in the endeavor to thaw the
service pipe.
Wednesdays meeting Of the Pro
gressive Missionary club of the Cen
trail Baptist church. was held witt
Mrs. George H. Chapman, 81 Unior
street, 23 members attending, and the
president, Mrs. A. T. Utley, presiding
After reading and sewing, light re.
freshments were served.
In the Catholic church March is
devoted to special services in honor Of
st. Joseph, type of chaste manhood
foster father of the Saviour patron o.
those who labor, who though Of the
powerful house of David, lived il
poverty and obscurity content in tht
service Of the Christ Child.
In letter written Tuesday to Capt
G. r. Potter, Miss Gladys MacMunen
who remains at the Portland, Me, gen
eral hospital. states that her father
Happy Bob" appears TO be improv.
ing, although still very weak. Hi
hiccoughs stopped at 9 p. m. Thurs
day, and since then his condition ha!
grown more encouraging.
In the LIST OF accidental dearbs I,