Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-11
Chr Rullgtin.
Norwich, Monday, March II, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Lent, just four weeks before Easter.
The Connecticut Mix Producers as
sociation is to hold a meeting at the
capitol.
A Norwich visitor in Montreal writes
home of three feet of snow there and
the mercury % degrees belonw zero.
Eastern Connecticut dentists were
in New Haven Saturday, attending
meeting Of the State Dental associa-
ton.
Mrs Susan C. Horton, wife Of Ed
wari A Card, died in Groton, Mass,
on March 4. Burial was in Oncco on
Thnrsday
Extra long freight trains and many
Of them. on the New Haven road Sat
urday, We're largely made up of cars
loaded with coal
A concert and recital in the Central
Baptist church this evening by Mr..
Enos Bacon. the man with a soprano
and baritone yoice.-adY.
At a meeting of the New Britain
board of charities it was reported
that that town has five persons in the
Norwich State hospital
l.. A. Fenton VIII reopen the Town
street meat market Monday morning,
March II, with a full line Of choice
meats Tel S3s-5,-adv.
The buds on the handsome magnolia
at the Buckingham Memorial look as
though a few sunny days would cause
9 haF fg I'M,
Tug Miles Standish t0wed Palmer
q Sons lighter to Norwich Saturday
morning, and the lighter will load ship
timber for the silipyard at Noank-
Il was decided Saturday that the
state meeting Of the Daughters of the
American Revolution would be in late
October or early November with Mill
cent Porter chapter Of Waterbury.
The total violent deaths for the
first seven days of the month in Con-
necticut, is twenty-one. a daily aver
age Of three. OF this number four
teen We're accidental six suicidal and
one homicide.
General Secretary 2. R Starkey of
the Y. NJ. C. A. leaves this morning
for Watertown. n y. to be present at
the funeral Of his sister on Tuesday.
Her death occurred last Thursday at
Asheyille S. c
Horace Johnson writes About the
18th Of the month prepare for very
great disturbance. Old salts on deck.
land lubbers below, Iongshoremen get
back into the cornfields, stick a stake
10 Tie ID to.
Solomon Weinert of Norwich,
whose runaway horse was drowned in
Haushton cove, UncasTille, made ar
engagements to haul out the carcass
with tackles Saturday and it was bur
led on the shore nearby.
It is expected that 100 or more
Knights from all over the state win
be in attendance at the annual con-
clave Of the grand commandery of the
Knights Templar to be held in Mid
cletoNn on March is and IS
Dairy and Food Commissioner II. f
Potter has had published for distri-
button a pamphlet containing the rules
and regulations for carrying ont the
provisions of the food and drug Law
of Connecticut. as revised January \,
1872.
The win Of Michael Curtin was al
mitted to probate in MontviHe Friday.
He died ten Years ago. The estate
amounts to $2,090 and Henry Curtin
of Springfield named as executor, was
denied the appointment. as he had
failed to present the will.
Charles w CtomstDck Chairman OF
the democratic state ientral commit
tee has issued the CIRCULAR call for the
democratic state convention. 1t will
take place al Eagles hall, Bridgeport,
on Wednesday and Thursday, May ]
and 2 Norwich has eight delegates.
I Under auspices Of the Cleveland Ad-
-ninistration association exercises il
honor of the seventy fifth anniversary
f Grover Cleveiaud's birth will be
held in different towns Sunday next
March n. matter Of interest in
Norwich. home Of CIeveland's anees-
tors
Dairymsn Of Eastern Connecticut
don't fail to attend the institutes BY
the Connecticut DaiIymen's associa-
tion at Mansfield on Thursday and al
Hampton on Friday. These will b.
body See full programmes in today
papeT--ady-
The Central BAPTIST church calendar
on Sunday contained notice of sDecial
meetings to be held on Tuesday, We'd
4 nesdaY Thursday and Friday evenings
I Of this week at 100 O'Clock at Preston
chapel. Rev. P. z. Wright will be ir
charge assisted by Rev. and Mrs. G.
/ c. Chappell Of Montvile.
The secretary Of states office has
been busy collecting statistics from
various states and nearby cities show
ing the number Of fatalities resulting
from automobile accidents. The sta
tistics as gathered show the efficiency
Of the Connecticut law as this state
had but twenty deaths in 1911 ana
twenty-one in 1919.
Corporations recently organized in
/ clude: Nichols & Rice Co. Of New
! London Incorporated. to make ana
deal in confectionery, etc. Capita
stock 5000 divided into 200 shares
I Of S25 each. Commence business witt
/ $4,000 IncOrporators. George w Mich
OILS and Charles e. Rice. both of New
London, ana John c. Nichols Of Wa
| rerford,
The preacher at the high mass il
| St Patrick's church Sunday was tn,
! Rev. Thomas a. Grumbly, whose tex
| was Suffer little children to come IN
| to Me- He considered the threefoC
| duty Of parents toward their childref
| as regards the family, society and God
| making a strong plea in favor Of tho
/ necessity Of Catholic education. A
the offertory there was solo by Mrs
| p. J. Cough.
The fifty members Of the Fftchyilic
! Holy Name society and large mum
Der of members Of the parish assem-.
I bled in St. Johns church at D. m.
to listen to an eloquent sermon b.
Rev. p II. MCLEAN Of Milford agains
The Misuse of The Holy Name o