Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-26

A few fine blues today at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Archdeacon J. EIdred Brown officiat- ed at the celebration of the holy com munion in Trinity Episcopal church Thursday, St. Luke's day. The bureau of fisheries of the de- partment of commerce and labor is providing Connecticut clubs with white perch for stocking lakes and ponds. All the principal stations on the Grand Trunk road were ordered draped l in black and purple for President l Charles NJ. Hays. lost on the Titanic.
 Water glass for preserving eggs. at Lee & Osgoods-adv. As a result of an agreement of the 1 Grand Trunk at Montreal, there will ] be a general increase in wages for l engineers amounting to 10 or II per | cent.
 1 Miss Hayes, teacher of domestic 1 science at Storrs college, was to ad- dress Groton grange this evening but has had to postpone her talk on Do- mestic Science.
 Steam yacht Narwhal, owned in Norwich, went out of Shaw cove, New London, Wednesday, and went to RiT- erside for overhauling before going in to commission.
 Some of those nice escalIops at Powers Bros. today.-adv. 4 Woodstock correspondent writes: The address by Miss Susan Hyde of Norwich, a missionary in Turkey, brought out a good audience last We'd nesday afternoon.
 Everywhere seed potatoes are scarce and the price is high, due to a short crop, and the fact that much stock is found to have been nipped by the winters severe cold.
 During the absence of the secretary in Europe, Bishop Brewster has ap- pointed Archdeacon Rev. John F. Plumb of New Milford secretary of the Episcopal diocese pro tenn.
 Warren W. Porter, 4. for over 40 years principal in Bridgeport schools, died Wednesday afteral several weeks l illness. He had many friends among eastern Connecticut teachers.
 See that your dog is licensed today; S1.oO extra after May first.-adv. ! Although this is considered a back ward spring, one who knows says the first Dieplant was cut April 20th, whereas in 1911 the date was April 26, but in 1910 it was April g.
 N. D. sevin and Julian Williams went trout fishing Thursday, and all | I.ak- enjoyed the day. The brooks are still too high for satisfactory fishing.
 The will of Wallace Stebbins, for meriy of the customs service in China, who died in New London April 5, be- aueaths all the property to his wife Mrs. Mathilda Freytag Stebbins.
 The birthday anniversary of Gen. U s. Grant is to be observed Sunday in a number of towns, although the ami versary comes Saturday. General Grant was born April 27. 1929. at Point Pleasant, O.
 Largest and best stock of fresh fish in the city at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Superior court. April term. Judge ! Gardiner Greene on the bench. came
 
 cases. This is the first time Judge Greene has been assigned to Litchfield -Litchfield Enquirer,
 Beginning May l, the delivery O. mail between Mystic and Old Mysti, - by stage will be discontinued, and { contract granted by the postoffice de. partment to the Groton & StoningtoI Railroad Co. will go into effect. a Passengers on the Kaiserin Augusta Victoria, due to dock in New Yori 1t today, are Dr. Helen West and her. sis ter, Mrs William E. TreadWay of Mer B iden, former residents on West Thaynet l. street, who have been touring the ori ent
 Go to Miss CIapp for careful stamp IT ing, new designs. Silk and cottoI skirts made to ordeF.-ady-
 It is an interesting fact that Henr- $. GUliver of Waterbury, formerly O Norwich, while in Hartford in 1877 = uttered Chung Mum Yew, the newl, appointed Chinese minister to in United States. who was preparing fo Yale
 The current Connecticut Church. h man pays B fine tribute to Rev. Storr # O. Seymour, D.D., of Iitchheld, wh re recently celebrated the fiftieth ami .- yeTsary of his ordination. He va .- formerly rector of Trinity Episcopa ,e church.
 MrE. Malvina (Collette), wife of Ar 4 thur Mantha. died in East Brookfieic
 Mass. Tuesday from pneumonia Be sides her husband she is survived b five children her father and r,oth o,
 AIr. and Mrs. Samuel Collette of Staf
 ford Springs. two brothers and fou
 sisters.