Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-14
QItle RmllRtin,
Norwich, Wednesday, Feb. IA, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Have you secured your tickets at Davis for Miss Beatrice Hedford?- adv.
 Flowers and towering plants, as well as candy, always sell well to ae- company valentine favors.
 Supper and entertainment at Parish house, Poquetanuck, Thursday, Feb. 10, Admission l5c. Supper 25c.-adv.
 The New Haven roads force of painters has reached the station at Brooksvale, near Cheshire, on it's rounds.
 Householders on many streets will welcome Gentle Spring and a cessa- ton of the necessity of thawing frozen water pipes.
 Eleven new corporations, having total authorized capital stock of s29s,OOO were formed in this state during the past week.
 Attention, A. o. U. W.-Installation Grand s-Refreshments. All invited to attend Wednesday, Feb. IA. adv.
 Papers have been filed with the state secretary of an increase in capital of the Brendan Trading company of Nor wich from s5o,0O0 to $10o,O0O.
 Essex correspondents praise the Lin coin day address at St. Johns Episco- pal church, delivered before the pa trfotic organizations by Rev, Percy Barnes, formerly of Yantic.
 The contract for remodeling the guardhOuse at Fort H. G. Wright, on Fishers island, has been given to Ml- chael O'Connell. The building is to be arranged for a storehouse,
 Allan Adams and Leslie Adams of Eastern Point walked from the J. Huntington Smith cottage to Billies island distance of nearly half mile, on the ice Sunday afternoon.
 II is said that property holders in the vicinity of tho Dr. Mason place are already looking after additional land, in the expectation of a boom in prices for neighboring real estate.
 This year. St Patrick's day comes on Sunday, so some of the societies will celebrate on Saturday, others on Monday and there will be he custom
 
 Fishermen in the shore towns are receiving as high as BPS a barrel for flatfish in the New York market cold weather having made fish scarce there, as the trawlers have been kept from going out.
 Waterbury is to have the big con- Vention some time in June, when the | l-s- -g rade and field day in that city. The date will be left to the representatives of the Waterbury society.
 Alderman Beckleys advertisement has caught the eye of readers in Mer- iden and New Haven and some of the papers there are announcing that The Norwich fire department is for sale because of introduction of auto appa- ratuS"
 Six or eight delegates from the l state painters association left Monday l for Rochester to attend the national convention of the Master Painters as- sociation. After the convention a trip 10 Niagara Falls and Montreal will be enjoyed
 Branches of the Sunshine society are holding stamp offering days, the members donating stamps of different denominations. One-half go to Mrs. Alden, national president, and the oth- CT half to Mrs. Lucy Andrews. state president
 Charts, showing illustrations and de- scriptions of the brown tailed and | gypsy moths in various stages of life, l have been posted in the different rail- 1 road stations. They are sent out by the Connecticut agricultural experi- ment station.
 The $45,O0O post hospital which has 1 been in process Of erection at Fort l H. c. Wright, Fishers island, for the 1 past nine months will probably be completed this week. The structure is three stories in height and measures 140 by 50 feet.
 The Union Baptist church delegates appointed at Uncasville for the exam 1 ming council to meet at the First Bap- ! tst church, Mantle, Friday morning, ! February 16, are Rev. George c. Chap 1 pel, Deacon George P Smith and Moses Chapman.
 Very Low Rates Pacific Coast via | | California, Washington, Oregon and far west, daily, March I'd to April 14th. Finest tourist sleepers daily. Write L. l F. Burgess, N.E.P.A-, 312 Old South | Bldg, Boston, Mass-adv-
 The H. l. Hunt Co. of Windhan has l incorporated to deal in dry goods, etc Capital stock $20,000, divided into 200 shares of S100 each. Commence busi- ness with s12,Oo0. Incorporators: Han | ford L. Hunt. Frank R. Jackson and E. O. Sumner, all of Willimantic.
 Although the New England Naviga- ton company has decided to drop the name Norwich Line" for it's boats l it still clings to the designation with which the public has grown familiar and 2.dverises in the New York papers New London CNorwich) Line
 Charles B. Mason, general agent for the revenue department throughout | New England is making visit to the 1 different hospitals in Connecticut for ] the purpose of finding out whether the hospital authorities are conforming tC the law Tn regard to the use of alco- hoL
 Thomas Stenson, n, of Ellington died Saturday evening from the effects of paralytic shock suffered Tuesday He leaves two daughters, Mrs John J. Reed of Providence. and Miss Geor- | gina Stenson of Ellington. The funer- al was held Tuesday at his home al l 2 o'clock in the afternoon. Town clerks in their acquisitions fol dog tags to the state commission or l domestic animals have asked for "a n2r | tags. There were 73,351 dog tags or dered in 1910, and 74,550 in 1911. The 1 town clerks do not know how many kennel license tags are ordered upor the receipt of the acquisitions.