Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-28
Ut1e Dullgtin,
Norwich, Thursday, March 28, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Whist and dance l. o. Q. F. hall Fri aay, March ge. Admission 25c.-adv. Nobody discards CIysrnfc. "Clysmic Water on a menu means a winning card, ,"-adN
 The automobile show at Waterbury this week will attract visitors from this section
 A number of fruit growers and dairy men will go to Pachaug today, to at tend the farmers institute
 Blwin Haley begins his duties as superintendent of the roads of Grotop and Eestern Point the first of April
 Several. informal Easter vacation" social affairs have been arranged for the college students who are at home.
 Fairview reservoir on Wednesday was down 42 inches below high water q gain of three inches since Tuesday
 Up in West Stafford Ersl1ine Holmes reached his 74th birthday Tuesday. He has twin sister, Mrs. Clara Tiffany, in Center Hill
 If you are not satisfied with either the quality or price of butter you are now using, try a pound of Clover Dloom-At all deslers.-adv.
 Mrs Cora Blakeslee, state secretary of the Woman's Relief corps, died on Wednesday in Bristol after an illness or several months. She was 55 years old.
 Hadlai A. Hull on Wednesday pur- chased the William A. Holt property corner of Vauxhsll and Center streets New London, and will take possession May 1.
 Prof J. Nj. Trueman of Storrs col lege is to lecture in East Lyme this CThurs6ay) evening, on The Dairy, un- der the auspices of the East Lyme grange.
 At the annual meeting of the Con gregational church of Stafford Springs, Dr. c. Fercival Bard, formerly of Nor Wich, was elected chairman of the music committee.
 Rev. c. K Tracy of Norwich. a re- turned missionary from Turkey, is spe4 in the aast Lyme Congregation al church next Sunday. The lecture will be illustrated.
 A Norwich visitor to Vermont writes home that towns in that state have already begun a systematic campaign to boom the summer boarder and sum- mer home business for this season.
 Wednesday morning at 8 o'clock, in St Patricks church. Rev. Hugh Trea- nor celebrated a months mind requien, high mass for Mrs. John H. Cleary. at which relatives and friends were in atteEdance.
 The bond of $50,O00 of Edward R. Settinus as ancillary receiver in Con Decticut of the McCrum Howell com pany, has been approved by Judge James P. Platt of the United States district court.
 Notices have been sent out that the April meeting of the Connecticut Ty- pothetae is to be held on Monday. April l, at the Hotel Bishop, 1074 Chapel street New Haven. Dinner will be served at o'clock.
 The remains of William Geehan, who was killed by a Central Vermont freight at the Falls on Tuesday after noon, were sent to Manchester We'd nesday morning by Undertaken Gager. A brother accompanied the body to that place.
 Wednesdays meeting of Comfort cir cle of The Kings Daughters, Mrs. A. T. Utley. leader, was held with Mrs. Walter K. Garfield of Spring Garden avenue. There was a good attendance and a busy and profitable afternoon was spent.
 The J. Hunt Smith cottage at East ern Point, which was sold last summer to purchasers in Boston, is to be put in order for the summer. The owner arrived Wednesday, bringing a force Of worlSmen. who will arrange for the necessary repairs.
 There is local interest in the an- nouncement that Ora Belle Wight, divorced from Fred c. Wight in the supreme court at New London. on Friday the 18th inst, married in Hart ford on the Fist Daniel J. Mcclure of Brattleboro, Q railroad employe.
 The funeral of Thomas B. flick. who died at the Norwich State hospital, sunday, was held at the Manic Meth odist Episcopal church. Tuesday aft ernoon at o'clock. Rev. Jerome Greer c1ficiated Members of Mantle lodge Cf Odd Fellows acted as bearers. Burial was in Mantle cemetery.
 The funeral of Henry, the two year old son of MT. and Mrs. Henry Corey of Eastern Point was held at the home of his parents Tuesday after noon, services being conducted by Rev. o. G. Buddington of the Poquonnoc Bridge Baptist church. Many relatives and friends attended. The floral forms were beautiful
 Montville grange met Wednesday night and conferred the third and fourth degrees on large class of candidates. The lecturer Miss Iva Bartlett. prepared an interesting pro- gramme. including Items of Interest. by Orville C. Walden; discussion; vio- lin solo, Miss Florence Chapman; pia.- no solo. Miss Barbara Cornet
 
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