Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-05
Olle Rullgtin.
Norwich, Tuesday. March 5, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

postoffices
Milliuers are arriving in town -
the spring season.
A temperature of above zere was
morning early.
In the country, advantage is being
taken Of the full moon oy straw-ride
parties and others.
Salad supper at Spiritual academy
Wednesday, 8 to 7.S0. 15c.-adv.
Fruit raisers near the state line are
being notified of the Massachusetts
Fruit Growers convention. March Is
and IA.
State Attorney H. A. Hull was a.
the office of The clerk of the courts
here Monday, taxing costs in the Grim
inal court cases.
Rev. r. r. Graham, rector elect Of
Christ church, Norwich, will preach
at St James church, New London, on
Wednesday evening,
The fur trapping season is practical
been somewhat scarce, those captured
have commanded big price.
The measurement of Fairy lew reser-
voir Sunday showed it to be los inches
below high water mark, with twelve
inches of water in the Ainch pipe.
They never say Pass to Clysmic
Water. Clysmic-King of Clubs.-adv.
Referring to spring choir changes in
Hartford churches, the papers state
that John M. Gallup remains as or
ganist Of tie South Congregational
church.
Monday eN ening a. party of Norwich
young people. starting from here at
7.30, enjoyed a straw ride to Pres
ton City, where they held dance in
the hall.
At o'clock Monday morning in St.
Patrick's church, Rev. Hugh Treanor
celebrated a months mind requiem
high mass for Matthew McGrath, at
which relatives and friends assisted.
Supt Samuel Anderson Of the Con-
necticut company has been having the
trees thinned out and other improve
ments made to his home. the former
John Mitchell residence, on West
Thames street.
st. James lodge, No. %, E. and A.
NJ. works the E.A. degree this evening
adv.
Monday evening the regular meet
ing of the Carpenters union in Car
penters' hall had only routine bush
ness before it. but the meeting next
week is especially to vote on amend
meuts TO the general constitution.
Fire recently damaged pine plan
tarion which Christopher L. Avery
had set oct at Eastern Point at an
expense Of several hundred dollars.
The trees, which we're about three
years old, are almost total loss.
Norwich relatives are in Mystic, to
attend the funeral Of George MeekeT
Batty, who died Sunday morning at
the home of his sister. Mrs. Sarah
Bogue, after a long illness. One of his
four brothers is Joseph Batty of Nor
Wich.
Mrs. Domenico Verdi OF Is Elm
street New Haven, has announced tho
engagement of her eldest daughter,
Rose, to Orlando Pelliccia. Mr.. Pei
liccia is Mr.. PcN's general booking
managers and in theatrical circles is
known as P. Alonzo.
Annual meeting Of Neal auxiliary
st "a Broadway today at $50 p. NJ
adv.
r. Il. Lynch, advance agent Of Buff
falo Bill and Pawnee Bill Wild West
Show, was here on Monday and ar
ranged for the appearance of the
Colonel Cody at its head 1t will prob
ably show on the Lucas lot.
1t is stated from Rockville that Rev
]. Howard Adams and family, recently
al North Stonington, are established
| in the parsonage on Orchard street
There was public recognition serv-
| ice for the new pastor at the Firsl
Baptist church Monday evening.
Of the violent deaths in the state
! during February forty eight were ac-
| cidental as against thirty eight acct
dental 1eaths in January; fourteen
we're suicidal, which was two moro
| than deaths from a similar cause il
| January. and three were homicides.
A West Torrington Correspondent
writes: Mrs. Peter Collins has beer
moved to the Norwich State hospital
| Everywhere the woman went sh,
| claimed she was surrounded by flocl
| Of sparrows and said that their sing
| ing annoyed her and drove her dis
tracted.
Mr.. CafHn's second lecture on Dutcl
Art viii be on Wednesday evening
March S, at Slater hall at O'clock
adv.
Passengers on the Groton division
ir&ins note with interest,", as they rul
past Stoddard's wharf. that schoone
Silas Brainard. fast il the ice 70
weeks, is now lying With bow com
pletely submerged, looking as thougl
she might stay there until Fourth o
July.
During March, the planet Venus i
the conspicuous star rising before tn
sun, on the list at 5 a. m, on tn
| 31st at 4.40 a. m. Sunlight is gain
ing on it. and twilight is strong a
| the month closes before the plane
appears. 1t will go into hiding befor
! many weeks.
The ladies' of the Preston City Con
gTegational church will serve an oys
ter supper at the home Of Elmer 4
Miller Wednesday evening, March 6tl
adv.
The Mantle board Of relief an
nornces the total amount Of deduc
items made az s19,SS5. This does no
include exemptions for soldiers an
others, as the board did not give tn
soldiers the deduction of $1,000, a
| usual The grand list, as complete
| by the board, is s1,655,552
There is local interest in the an
nounccment that the members of tn
| Warren, r. L. Methodist church ex