Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-16
Chr Bullfti1l,
VARIOUS MATTERS
Friday was st. Zachary's day

Friday was St zachary's day.
Easter is three weeks from tomor-
row.
The schools held one session on ac-
count Of the storm.
The city hall clock has gone on a
strikeless strike again.
Many a valued family umbrella met
its Waterloo in Friday afternoons
gale.
New Haven Y. NJ. c. A. VS.. Laurel
Hill, in basketball here tonight s
o'clock, adm. 15c-adv.
Patriotic societies will celebrate on
April 20 the 250th anniversary of the
granting Of Connecticut's charter.
Although the temperature seems high
in places about the county ice from
lS to Is inches has been stored the
present week.
At Bridgeport this week, S. 2. Poll
broke ground for new theater. a mod
el OF its kind, and one Of the largest
in New England.
The Bass Clef club of Norwich, c.
D. Geer. director, is to assist at a
concert in the town hall at Central
Village next week.
Orders have been issued by the post
master general establishing postal saw
inge banks at Easleville and Essex, to
take effect April s.
There is a movement to have cleo
trio lights from the trolley to the
shore, on the east side, at Lords Point,
distance Of half mile.
A Milford correspondent notes that
Mr.. and Mrs. Rodenbaugh are to ar
rive there March 2S to conduct re-
hearsals for A Day on the Ranch.
Friday afternoon there was game
in the Arcanum handicap pool tourna-
ment between Robinson and Swan,
which was won by the former. 80 to
40.
Householders who were beginning
to find that the furnace was losing its
appetite for coal were given new ex-
ercise last evening hailing out flooded
cellars.
The total amount spent by the fed
eral government to date for improving
Connecticut waterways is $685., S02.25,
according TO a report just received by
congress from the war department.
Durno & Co., magician, ventriloquist
and numorist. Y. M. C. A. Monday,
March IS, 8 p. m. Admission only to
holders of course tickets No tickets
on sale.-adv.
In the estate of F. c. Lewis of Nor
witch Town, who assigned to F. A.
Prentice, the latter has been approved
by the probate court and Tyler D.
Guy and Charles S. Holbrcok has been
named as commissioners of the estate
In the list of applications for ap-
pointment as teachers, received by the
New London school board at its meet
ing Thursday night, were the names
Of Miss Laura p. Young Of Norwich,
and Miss Mary Durham of East
Hampton.
Central Baptist church Sunday morn
ing and evening. His themes will be
THE Way to Win" and Good News"
The peoples service in the evening is
interesting and profitable. You are in
vited.-adv.
Mr.. and MrL Peter White and
grandson Emerson White, are in Alb
'ington, visiting Mrs. Whites mother,
Mrs. l.. H. Sherman. Mrs. Sherman
reached her s0th birthday Wednes-
day and her anniversary was celebrated
by relatives.
Charged with the theft Of about $50
in jewelry from the saloon keeper for
whom he works, a young man was
before the city court Friday morning.
The case was continued under 5000
bonds until March Is to allow him to
get evidence.
A certificate of organization has been
filed by the New London Mattress and
Cpholstering company, New London.
President and treasurer, Thomas F.
Foran; secretary. John K. Foran; di-
rectors, above officers of New London
and Hyman Cooper Of Norwich.
Globe, that Miss Alice Sherman, for
nerly bookkkeeper for Hirsch &Co.,
has brought SUIT against Lewis Nor
gan for breach Of promise Mr.. Nor
gan is employed at Hartford and Miss
| Sherman resides in New London.
Postmaster Caruthers states that the
! Norwich postoffice and carriers do
nothing about the distribution of gov
eminent seeds and pamphlets, such
faVors CT Uncle Sam coming direct
from the congressman and senator to
those who may care to apply for them.
Very Low Rates Pacific Coast via
| Nickel Plate Road. Colonist fares to
California, Washington, Oregon and
| far west, daily, March I'd to April 14th.
! Finesl tourist sleepers daily Write L.
P Burgess, N.E.P.A., 312 Old South
Bldg, Boston. Mass.-adv.
C, E. Harwood, so long cashier Of
! the Rockville& National bank, has
| bought farb near Bedford City, Va,
and will move his family there after
April when his resignation at the
bank takes effect. He is brother OF
| the. late c. l.. Harwood formerly may
or Of Norwich
The case of John Morrall, Jr., VS..
Herbert F. Gaffey, in which the plain
| tiff sues to recover wages alleged to be
dne him from Gaffey for driving the
| latters auto bus to and from Ocean
| beach last summer, was resumed in
| New London Friday In the court OF
common pleas, before Judge Waller
THE sPINsTER CLUB"
Entertainment Given by Queen Esther