Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-05
Olle BullFtir,
Norwich, Friday, April 5. 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 A gasoline road roller has arrived at Eastern Point for the Plant estate.
 All republicans should gather in the town hall this evening at Sso for their caucus.
 Delegates to the state republican convention will be selected at the eau GUS, tonight.
 The odor of baking hot cross buns rose like incense all about town, early thls morning
 All about the county repairs are be- ing made to roads damaged by last weeks storms.
 Owners of chestnut trees are in- specting them carefully so as to guard against blight.
 Ice formed early Thursday morn ing and several cases of frozen water pipes were reported.
 Fresh caught salmon, eastern hali- but, shad and clams. Open all day. Powers Bros.-aGv.
 Herbert Pierce and Erastus Main of Allyns Point have located on the Eth ridge farm at Ledyard.
 As the spring advances, the libaries are having calls for books which aid in the study of plants and insects.
 St. Patrick's parish school closed on Wednesday for the Easter recess. The spring term opens Monday, April 15.
 Peach growers are finding few buds in their orchards, but in many places the crop will be almost a total loss.
 Bridgeport papers mention the ac- tivity of Town Chairman William w. Bent, in arranging for the democratic primaries.
 There is always a demand for duck though the supply is limited and the price high
 Tickets for Sodality Easter Monday ball for sale at Dunn's pharmacy, P. F. Bray's, Fagan's Geo. P. Madden's, and Murphy & McGarrys s.-adv.
 Some of the weather prophets pre- dict that Gcod Friday will be warm and pleasant, but will not promise so much for Easter Sunday.
 Public Utilities Commissioner Ed ward Field was here on Wednesday, in connection with the several small aqueduct companies of the city
 Jacob Linicus has leased his fine cottage in Neptune park for this sea son to the Misses Rogers of New York, who occupied the cottage fast season.
 There will be special service at the Central Baptist church today at II a. m. Members and friends are invited.-adv.
 At the democratic caucus in Mantle, Jay V. Beckwith and Clifford E. Chap l man were elected delegates to the state convention to be held in Bridge port next month Discharges from bankruptcy were l granted ten petitioners in the United States court at Hartford Wednesday list included Loyal B. Ashland of Nor wich.
 There should be a large attendance at the republican caucus in the town hall this evening to select delegates to the state convention and ratify the primary nominations for town com mitteemen
 The president sent to the senate re- gently the nominations of George w. P1 ao11 ta 1,p D. term expires March 30 salary $2,50O per year. This is the sixth term for MT. Randall.
 Food and apron sale by Sedgwick w. R. C., at Buckingham Memorial to- | day, to p. mad
 Mrs. Amos Hewitt of Groton bor- ouEh was taken to the Norwich State asylum at BrewsteFg Neck Wednes- l day. She was accompanied by Select man A. F. Hewitt; and the trip was made by automobile.
 Noticing the recent change by which 1 John M. Gallup. formerly of Norwich, l takes a business partner, Hartford pa- 1 pers comment on the fact that he has 1 been organist of the South Congrega- 1 tional church for 35 years.
 Andrew Maher mas effected a set | clement of insurance on his power 1 boat, destroyed by fire at it's moorings I at Best View Friday night under mys- terious circumstances. By the settle ment MT. Maher receives S200. 1 A large number of the members of the church in Waterford, of which Rev. A. J. Potter Is pastor, went to Noank by trolley Wednesday to sur prise Mrs. Potter by visit. Refresh
 nents were brought and supper eaten tefore they left.
 T. E. Emmons of New York. who l purchased Mrs. Frederick T. Mason l property at the Pequot, is to have a few changes made in the interior and ! take immediate possession. Mir. Elm mons has been in New London. look ing after the work. ! To Inquirer; The population of the l largesI cities of Connecticut as based on the census of 1910 is: New Haven 1S2,605; Bridgeport 1920 Hartford l 9s,915 Waterbury 73,141: New Brit J ain 4S,s16 Meriden 92,e66. Stamford 2s,s36: Norwich 28.21s; Norwalk 24,
 211; Danbury 2S.502.
 The Central Vermont road puts or l it's Seashore Limited trains the last week in June. The Seashore Limited 1 will leave New London daily at 8 n m with through coaches and electric i lighted sleepers to Montreal, arrivinr 1 at the following morning A sim liar train will leave Montreal for New I .ODd0n af inc same hoiIr