Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-06

Several persons from this vicinity have already been at the different church houses on the Wilnmantic camp ground
 Sundays showers held off long enough to permit the congregations to get to the communion services in the churches.
 A number of new naples have been set in front of the handsome colonial residence of Oliver L. Johnson on Un- ion street.
 Tomorrow evening-an extra anna teur night at Poli's Broadway theater. adv.
 Yesterday, the first Sunday in May, was the date when new singers were heard in churches where choir chang es had been made.
 Pinochle, whist and social, A. o. H. hall. admission 25c. Tuesday, May [. adv
 It is noted by a New London paper l that the household goods of J. A. Me Hattie were moved last week from 250 Huntington street to storage. Saturday evenings New Haven Reg ister had tribute to and a picture of $. Winship Case and an account of his funeral in Norwich Thursday. The advance of the season is indi- ! cated by the fact that the New Haven road is putting on some of it's noun tain expresses, beginning on Saturday next
 All previous prize winners at spe- cial amateur night, Poli's Broadway, tomorrow night.-adu. l The Connecticut horticultural soci- 1 ety has just voted that hereafter the | person elected to be president of that society need not be professional hor- | ticulturist.
 This year the annual retreat of the | clergymen of the Hartford diocese will be held at Manresa institute, Keyser island, the nxSt retreat June 19-15, and the second June 17-22. | Friday was the anniversary of the | adoption of the Polish constitution on | May 8, 1791, an event of much import to the people of that land. and infor- mally celberated here on Sunday.
 Fifty foresters of Connecticut gath cred at the Connecticut experiment station out on Huntington street, New 1 Haven, Saturday. for the annual meet | ing of the State Forestry association.
 All amateurs who have previously won prizes at the Broadway theateI i will compete in 2 special amateur night tomorrow evening-adv.
 In the April list of accidental deaths ! the largest number, nine, was by train, seven persons were drowned an6 | six burned to death. Five were killed 'I by crushing, four by falls, two by au. l tomObile, and one each by exposure shooting, electrocution, gas, poison ant trolley.
 l Norwich was represented by seYera women i'll the big parade of the Equa Franchise league in New York Satur. day afternoon. A delegation of four
 teen women went from New Lonton
 The question of merging the Connec
 ticut Fair association with the Berlil Fair association is to be discussed a
 a meeting of the Connecticut Hair as
 sociation in Hartford, Tuesday after
 noon.
 Station Agent J. Frank Guimont O
 Andoyer has obtained leave of absenc
 for three months and has secured
 place in British Columbia. He vii
 remain there permanently if he like the post.
 Charles H. T. Berr, q, died in Yves
 son Memorial hospital, Springfield ol T,v- 1T,,or 1, eral weeks. Mir. Berr was born il ! Ellington, where the funeral and bur , ial took place.
 Sunday, May ,. was set aside by tn , National and Connecticut Congress 0 Mothers, as the day for 1912 to be ob
 served, although the majority c churches will note the original dat Sunday May F.
 : According to the annual report C GrOtop borough the use of electricit
 increased during the year about 20 per cent. and the charge to the con sumars was reduced from 17 to 1 . cents per kilowatt } IN is stated by New Haven pape
 tha} Dean Jones and Professor Pierc
 of Yale will be present and mals
 speeches at the dinner of the Ne, London County Alumni association O . May Il, at Norwich.
 Between 200 and 300 delegates al
 expected at Tuesdays convention f the Women Workers of Connection | at New Haven. There will be bushes o sessions q visit to Yale. d supper an
 an evening entertainment.
  Woodstock correspondent write. 2 Last Saturday the Pansy band Ii. U tended to an interesting address | Miss Susan Hyde of Norwich, a teacf
 CT in the mission school at Adabaza q Turkey. Refreshments were served
 the close.
 Out of approximately 5000 corpor; @ tons whose principal place of bus ,, ness is in the internal revenue distri e of Connecticut. which enbarces tn l state and Rhode Island. 223 corpor; e tions have failed to file their returl - with Robert o. Eaton. collector. N Royce Loomis, the IA year old S, " of Mir. and Mrs. Nathaniel Loomis ,s Lebanon, returned home few da if ago. He was confined in the Back Q hospital on account of an unusual - bad fracture of the skull which he r ,a ceived in an accident on the CentI
 Vermont in Franklin March 20.
 A1phehse Beissesu, trolley cendu
 tor on one of the Hartford lines io the Connecticut company, was arFes A ed, charged with embedding troll u fares, Saturday marHing he was ce