Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-14
Olle BullFti1l.
VARIOUS MATTERS

anniversary OF It's existence
In some Of the suburban towns the
public schools will close tomorrow
CF'riday for the spring vacation.
Pupils of the Norwich Art school
have made some beautiful articles of
jewelry and Illuminated cards this
term.
Whist and dance l. o. o. f. hall.
Friday evening. Adm. 25 cents.-adv.
Owners of maple orchards, who have
tapped their trees find that it is still
too cold for the sap to run very
freely.
Nellie A. Greene, daughter of the
late John T. and Lucy E. Greene Of
Ashford died suddenly in Providence
Tuesday.
In a number Of the Congregational
churches, the collection on Sunday
next will be for the Chinese famine
sufferers.
The Hislop stores at New London
were closed Wednesday afternoon from
1 o'clock to 4, during the funeral serv-
ices Of William Hislop at Auburn, N
Y.
Announcement is made that Miss
Maud Rogers and Frank E. Mcmahon,
both of New London, were married
last october in that city by Rev. J. R.
Danforth.
Robert Raymond of Stafford Springs
who has been under the care of a
local surgeon for a broken leg, has
been removed to the Backus hospital,
Norwich.
Regular assembly Of Franklin coun-
ell, No. 8, 4. and S. M, at Masonic
temple this evening. For ballot only.
adv.
George Foss formerly employed by
the Central Vermont railroad as train
dispatcher, is now dispatcher for the
Bangor & Aroostook railroad at Ban
gOr, Me-
The state board OF agriculture held
a brief session for the transaction of
routine business in the office of the
governor at the capitol Tuesday aft
ernoon,
At Fort Wright, Fishers island, there
is TO be another in the series Of vaude-
vile shows at the post exchange on
Monday next, a company coming from
Keiths circuit
W. H, (Souvenir) Taylor visited the
capitol this week, leaving a number
of St Patricks day post cards in the
various offices, in order that his mem
Orv might be kent green
Arna w. Avery of Colchester has
q flock of 12e hens that laid lap eggs
in the menth of February. She has
q breeders divided in three focks
which laid 70 eggs Monday.
Steamboat men learn that spring
navigation on the Connecticut river
viii formally open on Monday next,
when the Hartford New York steamer
will make its first trip for the season.
Miller's orchestra will play a con-
tert of selected music at Hiberrian
tall In Armory, Monday evening,
March 1S.-adv.
Notices from the state fire warden
have been received by the town war
der ard posted. After Wednesday. in
compliance with the law, it is re-
quired that citizens secure fire per-
mits.
A Providence company is to start
drilling another well at Eastern Point
to supply the Plant state with water.
The first well was given UP, supplying
but twelve gallons q minute after Dor
ing SOC feet
Charles Bigelow. 80. the comedian
who died suddenly at Meadville, Pa
Tuesday, was known to members OF
the summer colony at Eastern Point
having frequently visited the Point
with yachting parties.
Rev J. c. Harding handed in mis-
resignation at the Baptist church in
Lyme, Sunday. He has had a call
from the Baptist church in Edgartevn
Mass. His services end with the last
Sunday Of this month.
Prof. C. d. Jarvis Of Storrs wifi lee
ture under the auspices of the New
London horticultural society this
Thursday evening on '~The pruning
ana spraying of fruit trees and the
special soil requirements
Division No. 1. A. o. H.. has pre-
pared and had framed a set of resolu
tions-uDon the death of Dr.. 2. H. Har-
riman. They have been framed with
a photograph of the doctor In the cen
ter, surrounded by the text of the res
Oluti0ns.
The Central Vermont railway is tc
improve it's train service, to give the
people Of Vermont and Canada a
chance to reach the shore resorts. A
new night train service will be in
augUrlted with the summer change OF
time. the middle of June,
It is noted by the Waterbury Dem,
ocrst that at Monday nights meet,
ing OF st. Joseph's 7. A. society, tel
committees were appointed to arrange
for the big state field day. June 1s
which the Waterbury society is de-
termined shall eclipse any such gath
ering ever held in the state.
At a hearing in the New Londor
probate court on the application 0.
William A. Murray to have a conser.
i-yator appointed for his Wife Eugenis
/ Murray, now patient in the Norwich
State hospital, the court appointed Mr.
Murray to act in that capacity
When the Fairfield county Fish ant
Game association met Monday nigh
ct Bridgeport, =. Hart Geer of Had.
lyme and Frank O. Davis of Putnam
members Of the state fish and gam,
| commission, were present. and toif
something about game conditions am
what is being done in the line o
helping the birds through the hare
winter,
Mrs. Daniel S. Latham of London
England, whose husband died recently
has written her parents, Admiral ant
| Mrs. o. h. Stanton of New London