Norwich bulletin., 1912-02-21
Olre Bulleti1l,
Norwich, Wednesday, Feb. q, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

to town clerks about the state
Several from this section are in
New York attending the motor beat
show.
Monday was Gabrielle day and Tues
day Hilda day among Swedish speak
ing people.
Whist in Pythian hall today at 2.SO
for ladies' and gents. Is cents,-adv.
Big flocks of redwing blackbirds
have been seeking shelter in the ma
pies at Lords Point.
Hatchets tiny flags. cooked hats,
cherries and other Washington birth
day favors are selling we'll
Bridges & Sons Co. of Hazardville,
Conn.,, has been awarded the contract
for building the mscadam road at
Black Point.
In some towns frozen water pipes
have necessitated visits of the city
watering carts to houses, to supply
water for family use.
Tuesday afternoons bright sunshine
brought out scores of winter shut-ins,
and the photographers were kept busy
taking babies pictures.
The heavy rain early yesterday morn
ing caused uneasiness to merchants
whose cellars would be in the danger
zone IN case of freshet
Somerset lodge works the Entered
Apprentice degree this eyening-adv.
The steamer Arabic on which Rev.
and Mrs. Dwight c. Stone are passen-
gers On their oriental tour. has been
reported from Funchal. Madeira.
A delegation Of about dozen from
Norwich Nest are to attend social
evening held this week by New Lon
don Nest, No. 1881, Order of owls.
Local friends of Tom Moore, former
ly Of the Poll Stock company, have
heard that he is now the leading man
in a moving picture company in Flor
ida.
A months mind requiem high mass
for Mrs Hannah OConneH was cele-
brated in st. Patrick's church Tues
day at o'clock, relatives and friends
being in attendance.
A conference Of chief operators in
the exchanges of eastern Connecticut
is to be held Saturday next at New
Haven. The western district operat-
ors met last Saturday.
Judge Frederick P. Latimer of Grot-
on has committed Viola Hewitt to the
state school at Middletown and her
six year old sister, Jennie to the
county home at Norwich.
Grant Edwards OF Center Groton.
who is at the Backus hospital and
whose life was at first despaired of.
shows signs Of improvement, and it
is thought he will recover.
w. R. c. Washington supper Thurs
day to p. m Buckingham Memoir
ial. Price Is oents.-adv.
There are $50 rural carriers in Con-
necticut and most of them will attend
the annual meeting Of the Connecticut
Rural Carriers association, to be held
in New Haven Thursday.
William Burton and family. who
moved from Norwich last August in
moved from Norwich last August into
the house of his son. Frederick w. Bur
bark beetle.
At a meeting Of the council Of adj
department of Connecti-
cut, G. A. R.. held in South Norwalk,
Saturday afternoon, it was decided to
hold the next state encampment in
Bridgeport early in May.
The Connecticut Sunday School as
ISOLATION of the Advent Christ
church and the Connecticut Loval
Workers association of the same
church are to meet in point conven-
ton IN Danbury Thursday.
Very Low Rates Pacific Coast via
Nickel Plate Road. Colonist fares to
California, Washington, Oregon and
HARVEST, daily, March I'd to April 14th.
t1nest tourist sleepers daily. Write L.
2. Burgess, NE.P.A., 3I2 Old South
Bldg, Boston, Mass.-adv.
Referring to the death of DR.. P. H.
Hartman, the Worcester Post said:
Dr. Hartman took keen interest in
Holy Cross college and a prominent
part in the alumni meetings. He was
treasurer Of his class when it held its
26th anniversary.
An extension course in fruit growing
and poultry husDandry will be held in
the South Manchester high school
bullcing, commencing February &c and
continuing through the week. The
course will be under the direction of
Mr. Stoneburn Of the state college at
StOrrs.
Norwich friends were in New Lon
don Tuesday to attend the funeral
Of Emanuel Joseph of Groton. held
at o'clock at st, Mary's Star of
the Sea church, Rev. James A. O'Meara
celebrating requiem high mass. Bur
lal was in st. Mary's cemetery, New
London.
The Bulletin is indebted to William
b. Klein Of Philadelphia, a member or
the temporary executive committee of
the Northwest Philadelphia Booster
campaign, for literature which is be-
ing used there in their booming efforts
Mr.. Klein is a son Of Fred L. Klein of
this city.
On account Of the value Of the hick-
DRY for shade, nuts. and many com
AA@N- rAe~ FNCA PAOohNNGs 1llGuldI l44 OIL
the bureau Of entomology, U. S. de-
partment of agriculture, by A. d. Hop
kins, is of special interest to wood
owners who would combat the hickory
batrk beetle.
Funeral services for James A.
Stanton were held at the Ninatic Bap-
It's Baptist church Tuesday afternoon.
Rev Charles F., Eldredge officiated.
and A. NJ, Mantle lodge, n. f. 0. P,
Union lodge. A. Q. U. w, and a Fra :
ternal Helper attended Burial was in
Mantle cemetery.
Lent begins today with services in
the Catholic churches. when ashes OBJ
tanned by burning the palms left from
Palm Sunday will be signed upon the
forehead Of each person in the form
of a cross. the priest repeating the
warning, Remember, man, dust thou
art and unto dust thou shalt returnl"