Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

Tuesday was Gudmund day and Wednesday Ferdinand day among Swedish speaking residents. Seats are still to be had at Davis for the College Minstrels-adv
 Jewish visitors from the cities will visit local relatives for the Passover and the legal holiday on Friday. Eleven applicants took the examina- tion for druggists assistants licenses before the pharmacy commission at the capitol Tuesday.
 The choir directors and organists are reminded that programmes of the Easter music should be sent in as early as possible on Friday Organists and choristers are re- minded to send tl1eir programme of Easter music to The Bulletin in good season for publication Saturday morn ing.
 Sunset to sunrise-Clysmic Water Sunrise to sunset-Clysmic the best adv.
 Health officers from the various towns were in Hartford Wednesday, to attend the sixth sanitary confer ence of the health officers of Connec- tieut
 again in command of the steamer Maine of the New England Naviga- tion company, after a vacation spent in the West Indies.
 Alfred Oden of Mansfield Center has bought of O. S. Chaffee the silk mill at Gurleyvi1le, which has been idle for several years. MT. Oden Is to re- pair and start the mill.
 The Order of the United Commercial Travellers of America all over the country has set aside one Sunday of each year, April ', as a day to remem- Der the departed brothers. It is stated that when the Connec- ticut companys closed cars are taken of ir the spring they will be taken to the barns and new low steps added. It is expected they will be ready by September l.
 The supplement to the Postal Guide | just issued stated that the fourth l class office at Eagleville, advanced to presidential class since the beginning of the fiscal year. The salary at the Eagleville office is $1 200.
 Several from Norwich will go to ] Mystic today to attend the funeral of | James L. Collins, father of William Collins of Hartford who married Miss Carrie Davis of Norwich, and formerly resided on Church street. The Yale Boys are planning to give a splendid evening of wit and song adv.
 It is planned by the development syndicate to have an amusement park at Groton Long Point this season, which will be about a mile from the cottages and will be supplied with all forms of amusement suitable to a first class resort.
 In the Catholic churches today, Holy l Thursday, the Blessed Sacrament is l carried in procession to the repository, the holy oils are consecrated, the all tars are stripped of the missals, cards, linens and ornaments and the candles are extinguished.
 No soldier in this county appears to want q pension. For the fifth month H T. | Smith and L. E. Walker of Norwich and C. ?. Congdon of Mystic, had no | applicant to examine Wednesday, so held no meeting here.
 The equipment for the new hospital at Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers island, has arrived. The fine new brick struc- ture, ereSted by New York contrac- tors, is completed and as soon as the furnishings are installed it will be ready to accommodate patients.
 A mortgage loan of $22, 900 which had been standing four years, was cleared up by the church of the Sacred Heart in Bridgeport, when the church society paid the entire amount of the mortgage. The pastor of this church is Rev. T. R. Sweeney, at one time a curate in Norwich.
 Tuesdays Torrington Register said Announcement was made this after noon of the marriage in Danielson yes terday of Orlow J. Speed of Torring- ton and Miss Mary McStay of Central MT. and Mrs. William R. Speed of North Main street.
 Annual convocation of Franklin chapter, No. 4. R. A. M.. at Masonic temple. this evening. Election of off, cers,-adv.
 The petition of Lewis M. Young of Norwich for an injunction against the city of Holyoke's continuing work on the dam at Manhan brook until the trial of a suit which he is bringing against the city for payment for work done there car SC settled, was denied at Boston Tuesday.
 The Progressive Missionary club of the Central Baptist church met in Bushnell chapel Wednesday afternoon. being entertained by Miss Sarah Cara her. Nineteen members and the mis- sionary baby were present, Mrs. A. T. Utley presiding. After reading and work, light refreshments were served
 Connecticut police have received ] circular post cards asking for the apprehension of Sidna. Allen, Freel AL len and Wesley Edwards, three of the desperadces who shot up" the court room at IIillsville, Carroll county, Va. March 14 Sidna Allen was the leader of the gang and $1,oO0 is offered for his arrest
 The 18th of May being the anniver- Fsary of the opening at the Hague oi the first peace congress of nations the White Ribbon Banner for Aprj urges all W, c. T. U. officials to asE school officials to observe the day by having their schools spend a half houl or more in carrying out an appropri- ate peace programme.
 Says the Springfield News Rt Rev Thomas F. Davies. Episcopal bishor of western Massachusetts, will be ont of the speakers at the church mems dinner to be given in Worcester or the 23d. During this month and next Bishop Davies has appointments tC appear four times in Worcester, ant