Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

men.
 The White Ribbon Banner is urging the ant-Cigarette law enforcement crusade. beginning June l and ending June 24.
 The Falls Mill company has decided to run Monday, Wednesday and Fri day evenings. to make up for the holi- day this week.
 Prof. E. E. Baker of Norwich played three violin solos at the meeting in the Baptist church in Palmertown Suneday night.
 Stamford committees are preparing to entertain most hospitably the state convention of Spanish war veterans on June and s.
 Many of the cottages at Best View are already occupied and the season at that attractive site promises to prove highly successful New patent stopper bottles cheap for putting up Williams Root Beer? Write Williams&Carleton, Hartford. Ct.-adv.
 Gaelic societies and music clubs of the state are celebrating the 133d birthday of Thomas Moore the Irisn poet, who vas born in Dublin May 2S, 1T79.
 The blue corn flowers and other spring blossoms are growing well in 1 the flower bed cared for by the men at the Main street station of the New l Haven road.
 New books recently received at the public library include Vol. 1S of the Catholic Encyclopaedia and Tappans | Short History of English and Ameri- can Literature.
 CIergymen have been notified that next month the Northfeld, Mass. con- l ference will celebrate it's 18th birth 1 day. The general conference will be | held August ? to Is.
 Railroad men say that not only is ! the New Haven road in the market for f one hundred and fifty new locomo- | tives, but that the road is out for four | thousand cars as well.
 The employees of the Mantle Man | ufacturing company have been pleas | antly surprised by the announcement rom Supt James Bathgate of an ad- ! vance of five per cent. in wages
 
 Rev Francis A. Poole of Worcester, | Mass, filled the pulpit at the Second 1 Congregational church on Sunday. He delivered a helpful sermon upon The Message of the Church to the Busi- ness World.
 It is noted by New London papers that on Saturday night friends of Miss Julia Caulins of Federal street decided to give her a surprise, it being her { birthday, the evening being devoted to auction bridge.
 The suit of Benjamin L. Armstrone of New London against the Bedding Eros, S, Co. of Rockville was argued before Richard F. Carroll as special master, in the United States court at Hartford Saturday.
 State Factory Inspector George l. Mclean of Ellington and his deputies { have been working hard the past few months insisting upon compliance witt the fire escape law by the 2000 or more factories in the state.
 At the Hath annual commencement day exercises of Brown university Providence, June 19. the first oratio1
 will be delivered by Daniel Luciu! 1 Brown, son of Judge and Mrs. Luciu 'd Brown of Warren street, Norwich.
 The United States forest service ha.
 issued bulletin on second growtl
 hardwoods in Connecticut, which rep
 resents the results of a co-operativ
 investigation of this subject by tn
 service and the state agricultural col
 lege,
 Mrs. Katherine Jones. wife of Rev 4 A. C. Jones, has returned to Mysti ! from the Norwich State hospital. Sh l is considered practically cured, bu ] will remain home only for a visit. tn . l physicians thinking the change woul 1 benefit her.
 .1 George H. Browne post No. 25, G [ A. R., the Woman's Relief corps an Sons of Veterans attended tS. Paul Methodist church, Providence, Sunda evening. where Rev. Dr. M S Kauf man preached on Self Sacrifice the No blest Virtue,
 The Yantic. the first of the two 65 foot passenger steamers to be built a the Palmer yard, Noank, for tn Thames Navigation company, has bee taken to the Lathrop dock at Mysti for the installation of two 36-horse T power engines.
 Poquonnock, Noank and other sma
 places nearby are being terrorized b
 a gang of tramps which has it's head quarters in the old tramp camp a the cut in Haleys woods near tn railroad It is estimated that abou 25 are there at present. \ Through the generosity of member of the Okatee Gun club of New Tor money has been made available wit which to continue the quail expert & ments at Storrs. About one hundre = pairs of quail will be purchased fro1
 Missouri and Oklahoma
 Residents in the vicinity of tn
 navy yard are wishing that the gov
 ernment would either use the fin
 buildings which are falling to deca - | there. or sell them to some manufat 7' turing company, which would u1ili1
 them to some profit and purpose. - The New York. New Haven & liar !, ford Railroad Cc- has granted the d. N mands of the track foremen. includir
 an eight hour day Saturdays and tin
 and half for overtime on Sunda,
 and holidays System passes in pla'
 of division passes were also granted 6. The quaTterna5ter' department Il;
 taken a lease of the wharf property
 the New England Cagpea Lining con - pany at New London at $2,400 yer yea
 The departments steamers will lea
 Fishers Island Navigation company
 wharf June 80. when the lease expire to OBITUARY.