Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-13
Ohe Rullftin.
VARIOUS MATTERS

 day in white.''
 April is living up to it's reputation as month of showers.
 In sunny, sheltered places, grass is three or four inches high.
 Church societies in the suburbs are making plans for May breakfasts.
 See that your dog is licensed today; S1.oO extra after May first-adv.
 The Lester cottage at Groton Long Point has been opened by the owners from Norwich.
 Many of the travellers by train and trolley this week are tourists return ing from Washington trips.
 The new telephone directory, to go into effect Sunday morning was dis tributed to subscribers Friday.
 The meeting of the Connecticut Ed itorial association is to be held in New Haven on Monday. April 15
 An Ocean beach property owner, John McGarry, the Bank street mer- chant, is seriously i'll at the Hotel Breslin, New York.
 Marion Wilson, presenting character church, Friday night, April 19. Ad- mission S5 and 25 cents.-adv
 The body of Charles w. Jones was sent to Hartford on the 2.05 train Fri day afternoon by Church & Allen. He died in Preston on Friday.
 There was a large party of school teachers who went through here Fri day night on the boat train, bound for Washington on a pleasure trip.
 The Wilson family has arrived al Eastern Point from Florida, where they have been for the winter MT Wilson is connected with the Hotel Griswold.
 Leo Bruette, an experienced hotel employe here, leaves on Monday for Boston, where he is to be employed in one of the largest hotels of that city the Essex.
 At Lords Point, Warren L. Bradway of Putnam is making arrangements to build a nice bungalow off. Openway on the ridge of rock farthest east near the bathing beach.
 At the Central Baptist church Sun day morning, Rev. F. o. Cunningham will speak in exchange with the pas tor In the evening Rev. P. c. Wright will speak.-adv.
 A big elm on the property of Mrs Charming NJ. Huntington, on Washing ton street has been cut down, as ii had become so badly decayed as tc be in danger of being blown down.
 Martha L. Gyon), S4, widow of George Mathewson, died at her home in Worcester Tuesday of heart dis ease. She was born in Union, daugh- ter of Dbenezer and Rebecca Lyon.
 There is to be a meeting of the Eastern Connecticut league in Waure- gan on Sunday. It is expected that the league can fix up a schedule then and get in shape for opening the sea son.
 The Pieria society of Wesleyan academy held it's annual banquet in the Worthy hotel, Springfield, Wednes- day night. Miss Dora Reynolds of Hamburg, Conn, was among those present.
 The annual meeting of the state as- sociat1on of the Y. M. c. A. is to be held at New Haven on April 9. The principal speakers will be Rev. w. A Bartlett of Hartford. and R. c. Morse of New York city.
 A movement is well advanced tc have Christ church Hartford, con- verted into a cathedral for the Epis- copal diocese of Connecticut. The pIar is favored by Bishop Brewster and has the approval of the vestry of the church
 Palmer Bros. Co. made a large ship. ment to Macon, Ga, on Thursday There were 4,S00 quilts They were sent via Chelsea line to the Confed. crate Veterans camp to be distributed among needy veterans of the confed. crate army
 At a whist given Thursday evenint at the home of Mrs Francis Youngs 267 Pequot avenue, New London, an nouncement was made by Mrs. Youngi l of the engagement of her daughter | Miss Bessie F. Youngs, to Percy Fra l ser Palmer of Noank. According to the annual report o | Labor Commissioner Patrick H. Con | nolley, Norwich has 19 local labo | unions the state total being 515. Dur 1 ing the year there were 34 labor dis turbances, strikes or lockouts in Con 1 necticut, Norwich having 2. Captains Lewis and Goodale, tn | Scott wreckmasters, went over t | Montauk Point again on Friday iron l New London, to visit the wreck of tn | steamship Ontario. The wreck wa still burning fiercely and the wreck masters were unable to board her
 Miss Annie Bushnell Spaulding an James Henry Frink, both of Sterling were married Thursday at 5 D. m. b Rev Henry D. Anderson at the Ol | Mystic parsonage. On their retur. from their honeymoon trip they vii reside in their newly furnished hom at Yahtic.
 When the members of the New Lon don City Medical society held thei monthly meeting at the Crocker hous Thursday evening is the guests of DI A. Fl. Meyers of Mystic, Dr. F. N Dunn, formerly of Norwich, secretar of the society, had as his subjec Chronic Articular Rheumatism.
 Mrs. Robert J. Sisk of New Lon don entertained Thursday afternoon i ! honor of friends froyn Norvvirh Rrido