Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-25

of St. Patrick's rectOry will be in full bloom with the first day of warm sun.
 Local agents of steamship lines say that the recent disaster has not result ed in the cancelling of any bookings here.
 As people bundled up in winter clothes Wednesday it was difficult to realize that May day was just week away.
 Last summers drouth left so many burnt lawns that new turing and much seeding down is necessary in most cases.
 Some of the historical societies noted Tuesday as the 25Oth anniversary of the granting of Connecticuts charter by Charles II.
 Mrs. Albert w Avery of Hilltop is to entertain the Good Cheer Sun shine society at her home this (Thurs- day) afternoon.
 C1ysmic Water means hospitality Hospitality means Clysmic Water-adv
 About 40,OOO Scotch pines have been received by E. G. Walker, at Masha paug, Holland county, to be set out on state lands this spring. The former actor and Connecticut league player, P Franklin Woodruff, Is now proprietor of the hotel at Kis- katon, N. T., in the Catskills. A North Stonington correspondent notes that James D. Miner has lost one of his valuable horses which he had recently purchased in Norwich.
 Connecticut delegates are making \ arrangements to attend the annual en- campment of the National G. A. R. at Los Angeles the coming summer. Notice has been received at the of- flee of the Central Vermont railway of ! the appointment of William Gillespie as master car builder of the Central ! Vermont
 A collection of colonial silver heir | looms of the John Cotton Smith fam 1 fly, exhibited at the Morgan memorial. Hartford, Is attracting auto visitors ! from this section.
 The meeting of the State Tax Col lectors' association is to be held in the l supreme courtroom at the capitol next 1 Tuesday. There will be morning and l afternoon sessions.
 The state W. c. T. [. convention is to be held in New London in the first week of October. with 1S0 delegates f in attendance. The local union will entertain the visitors
 The state Arbeiter Saengerbund has ! decided to hold it's next song festival [ in Rockville, the dates being August | S1, September l and ?. Over 800 active singers will be present. A flock of about one hundred wild 1 geese was seen passing over the Falls Wednesday noon. The geese were fly ing high and were making good time on their northward journey.
 The governor has approved requisi- | tions of the adjutant general on the l comptroller for S1,00O for office ex- penses and of the adjutant general or the comptroller for s5,960 for variou; accounts.
 Bird charts and circulating libraries are being furnished by the state Au- dubon society for the use of schools under the cooperation of tine stat, board of education. This has beer tried for eight years.
 Freight business of the New Haver 1 railroad has begun to show a. sligh decrease due to falling off in the coa business on account of the strike anC large cOsl supplies previously laid 1T at New England points.
 Tuesday evening Mrs. John Addison 1 Porter of Pomfret gave a Boston part7 al her home in Bishop street. New Haven, for her daughters, Misses Az. | nes and Eafie Porter. The house wa, decorated with rambler roses.
 From 11s0 to n.Ss a. m. today. al activity on the Grand Trunk railwaJ system. including the Central Yer. mont, will close, during memorial ser. vices in Montreal fer President Charle! A Hays lost on the Titanic.
 Eastern Point cottagers hereabout, are interested in the fact that be tween $7S.000 and $s0,00G will be re. quired to build the proposed Groto1 sewer. from Browns hill to the station The matter is to be voted on Monda, evening.
 Says the Storrs College Lookout The banana tree is a swift grower, al evidenced by the hole in the green house roof and the fact that eigh days is a sufficient time for the fer nation of single leaves which ar, eTloru19i1s
 On Tuesday, Rural Carrier Frank R Rose of Route 2 was able to make hi 2S-nile run on first schedule time sine early in March. due to Esshouts. mud etc. especially in Bozrah road. whlcl nighway has been repaired so as f, Ts paSEasle.
 At the home of Miss Mary c. Back us. 25 Otis street, an interesting meet ing of Comfort circle of the King Daughters was held Wednesday after noon, seven members attending. Ii the absence of Mrs. A. T. Utley. Mrs J. II. Allen, Vice leader, presided. BILL TO CONSOLIDATE