Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-10

About the state there is the com plaint that help for general outdoor work is hard to get, especially on the farm.
 Miss Hamilton, the national secre- tary of the Working Girls club, is making her visits to Connecticut clubs this month.
 Royal Arcanum whist tonight, For esters' hall; admission 25c.-adv.
 The selectmen's office wRs closed all Tuesday afternoon for the funeral of Charles F. Lillibrldge, brother of First Selectman A. w. Idllibridge.
 Three of the famous Lyme colony of artists Charles Bfttinger, Harry L. Hoffman and Arthur P. Spear are exhibiting at Hartford this week.
 Polish residents had special cele- bration of Easter Monday, the GUS tom in the old country being to ob- serve that day as well as Easter Sun day.
 Today is the last chance to see Train No. A at the Auditorium.-adv
 The New London Horticultural so- ciety has decided to hold three shows an aster show in midsummer, dahlia show, and a big fall show of chrys- anthemums and fruit.
 Circulars have been issued in re- gard to the grand lodge session of odd Fellows to be held in New Ha- ven Wednesday, May IS. The head quarters will be at the Hotel Taft.
 The Yale Boys are planning te give a splendid evening of wit and song
 adv.
 Trout fishermen fin Montville agree that the fish, though scarce, are ot fairly good size. So far Frank Rich
 ards has caught nine, Meryin Chap l man fifteen and William Byrnes six
 At the solicitation of an older phys ician, with whom he was associated
 in New Haven, Dr. George James, who
 had an office for a short time in the Tanning building, next to the Chelsea
 bank, has returned to New Haven.
 Vacation for St Joseph's Polish
 school, Cliff street, began Wednesday the Sd, and continues until Monday the 18th. This year there are nearly
 geo children in the school. Rev. Johr
 J. Ambot is supervisor and there art ] three teachers.
 Everyone is talking about the ex- ceptional bill at the Auditorium today adv.
 There were 56S divorces in Connec- r.s=fy, Trr, -L,tI age number for the ten years preced- l ing were 5S5 and in several of thes' | years, notably in 1907 when there were l 597 divorces granted. the number fol l 1910 was not exceeded.
 Dr. Edward P. Atkinson of Mantle l who was thrown from his carriage or l Friday at the corner of Pennsylvania l avenue and Main street, in Mantle | and received severe bruises, is at Me morial hospital, New London, and i. l threatened with pneumonia. The will of Rev. James Balfour Con nell was probated at Hartford Mon. | day. He leaves certain jewelry tt | his sons, James w, and George N | Connell and the remainder of the es
 tate to his wife, Mary Florence Con
 nell who is named as executrix,
 Special communication of Somerse lodge this evening. Work in the Eel | low Craft degree.-adv,
 1 St. Andrews Episcopal parish, Mer ! iden, of which Rev. A. T. Randall, | native of Poquetanuck, is rector, tool ! advantage of the new diocesan rulinJ at the annual meeting Monday eve | ming, and accorded nineteen womeI
 who applied for it, the privilege O voting.
 A free lecture on the Care of tn, Orchard, is to be given fin Old Say | brook this Wednesday, evening b, l Prof. c. D. Jarvis of the Connection l pices of the Old Saybrook business
 mems association and the board o l education.
 Old soldiers are recalling the fac that Sunday next, the 14th. will b, | the 47th anniversary of the date Good Friday night, April IA, 1865
 when Abraham Lincoln. president 0 | the United States. was shot by Johl 1 Wilkes Booth as he sat in a box il the Ford theater, Washington.
 The Animated Weekly with 14 sub 1 jects, including the burying of thu 1 heroes of the Maine, will be shown a the Auditorium today and tomorrow. adv
 The New London health departmen through Dr. J. T. Black, health offi | cer, is having improvements made a the bathing pavilion at Ocean beach including the addition of thirty batl houses and the separating of tn houses to be occupied by males iron those occupied by the women and chiI | dren.
 At Monday nights meeting of tn ! Hartford Sons of the American Revo lution, telegrams of greeting and sym ! pathy were sent to Hobart L. Hoteh i kiss aud Gen. F. s. Greeley of Ney Haven and Jonathan Trumbuil of Nor 1 Wich. who were to be speakers at tn
 meeting but who were unable to at l tend owing to illness. Very Low Rates Pacific Coast vii i Nickel Plate Road. Colonist fares t i California. Washington, Oregon an, ] far west, daily, March I'd to April 14tf 1 binesl tourist sleepsrs daily Write | r. Burgess, NEP.A., S12 Old Soutl Bldg. Boston. Mass.--adv- Mrs Ann Egan. widow 9f Miehae | Egan, died al St. Francis hospita.
 Hartford, Sunday. She leaves a sol
 and two daughters, and three sisters including Mrs. Joseph Connor of Staf | ford Springs. The funeral was hell 1 Tuesday morning with requiem higi mass a. &s- Peters church, and buris