Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-12

praised at S5S, 440.10.
Ell1s take special car from Franklin
square at 7.l5 o'clock tonight for New
London tournament-adv
A coop containing two dozen young
quail from Branford farm, Groton,
has arrived at the Plant game pre-
serve, at East Lyme.
Eastern Connecticut members have
been notified that court of the Soci-
ETY. Of Colonial Wars is to be held at
the Hartford club. Friday afternoon.
June IA the Army and Navy club of
Connecticut will hold its banquet at
the Hotel GrlswoId, Eastern Point,
making the formal opening of the Sea
son.
MIXERS augmented orchestra Will
play fer Hibernian ball in The armory
Monday night, March IS. Tickets 75c.
Each additional lady 25c.-adv.
Explorer AnunGsen is Norwegian,
but the Scandinavian club Saturday
night felt it a proper tribute to cheer
his success. though he-is not Swedc
Paul Wetstein, once boss weaver at
the Forest Glen worsted mill at Ash
away, +. l.. is now with the French
River Textile company. at Mechanics
vile.
The Norwich Elks go to New Lon
don tonight for a continuation of their
series of contests in pitch, pinochle,
pool, cribbage and forty-five with the
New London EIks
Work has been rseUmed on the cot
tage at GrotOn Long Point, which is
building for owners III Mantle. The
roof is now in place and the struc-
ture is nearly closed in.
The condition of Sergeant Richard
COnnen at Backus hospital Monday
night was reported as very serious. He
! is in a weak condition, and it. was re-
ported that pneumonia had set in on
Monday
In d series Of sermons upon the
commandments. Providence papers
note that Rev. DR.. NJ. S. kaufman of
ST. Paups NJ. L. church, spoke Sunday
evening on God idea touching the
! sanctity of marriage"
At the meeting Of the Carpenters
! union Monday evening in Carpenters
hall the special business was the vote
on amendments to the national con-
| stitution. touching upon the initiative,
| referendum and officers.
During March the planet Saturn
may still be seen in the west in the
| early evening. 1t sets on the 31st at
! g.15 p. m. It is moving eastward in
| The constellation Aries, accomplishing
! about 9 degrees this month.
Unless relatives Of Frank Clark, the
! supposed revenue cutter seaman. kill
| ed by a train at Midway, a week ago,
appear. the body will be buried at New
London today (Tuesday).
The finding by Judge Reed I'm the
| cases Of the Connecticut college vs.
| Harriet Z. Alexander, and Harriet E.
| and +. J. Alexander were filed with
| Clerk Parsons Of the superior court on
Monday.
4 tree-lover writes: Horses relish
that new soft growth Of bark that
soCn commences to form. Cover old
| wounds with tar or thick paint and
! protect your trees with a strong piece
! Of half-inch mesh wire six feet high
Landlord Frank i. Parker of the
Crocker house and the Parker Daven-
port company entertained a stag partJ
Friday evening, says the New London
| Telegraph. The men cOnjectuTed that
it was in celebration of his birthday
but he was mum on the subject.
The revenue cutter Itasca which has
been in service as a winter cruiser
since she left for Arundel Cove, Md.
last fall, will return 70 Fort Trumbul
some time in May, the exact date no.
yet being deciCed Shortly after June
l she will sail on her annual summer
cruise
Low, Rates to California. Arizona
New Mexico Mexico, until April Il
Tourist sleeper without change. Bertl
50. Washington Sunset route, 12 Mill
& 3s2 Wash. Boston.-adv.
| Dennis Scoville of Harwinton. com
mitted to the Norwich State kospita
| by Judge d. Is. Mansfield about fou
months ago. has entirely recovered
| and was able to return home Satur
day evening. His brother, Cyril SEQ
/ vile, came from Harwinton to accom-
pany him home.
Richard Lamont predicts a storm
about row and says: There are 81,
more storms due this month. gust plaIi
! storms without any frills MI La
mont !efers to this as che spring sea
| son, but says it is far from spring
The first warm spell is due. he says
about the middle Of April
New corporations include TurnbuI
Auto company Of Windham; incor
porated to deal in automobiles, etc
/ | Capital stock $4,000, divided into 20
shares of 500 each. Commence bus
mess with s11,000 Incorporators, Da
; vid A. Turnbull T. J. Wood, w N
! Turnbull Alric Turnbull and Eliz. c
Wood, all OF Willimantic.
Having concluded superior court ses
sions in Hartford, according to the al
, lotment book, Judge Gardiner Green
of Norwich now has a lay-off unit
! March 20, when he goes to New Mil
2 ford for a short calendar session an
: he will spend the balance Of the cOuI
year. which ends in June, in dispos
7 ing of the criminal and civil bushes
8 / in Litchfield county.
q Dairymen Of Eastern Connection
4 don't fail 10 attend the institutes "a
: the Connecticut Dairymeu's associa
! ! ton at Mansfield on Thursday and Z
n Hampton on Friday These VIII D.
{ great meetings and are free 10 every
n ! body See fun programmes in today
paper.-adv.>
! Saturday next March IL. Mr. an
: Mrs Gideon Perry Bennett of Brist'
a will celebrate their golden wedding
: They were married in Groton Marc
: 16, 1892, by Rev. Edgar A. Hewet
z Mrs. Bennett was born in Ledyar
!, February 5, 1S43, daughter of a famol
SohoelmH1ter. Samuel $, Lamb. Mr.