Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-18

residents.
Decorations of Easter purple have
| replaced the green of st. Patrick's
| day in the store windows.
The governors Arbor and Bird day
proclamation is posted in the Otis IL |
brary and other public places.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Fish of Po-
quonnoc entertained Saturday evening !
guests from Norwich, including Mr.. |
atnd Mrs. L. L. Chapman,
All steps lead to the A. 0. II. ball /
at the Armory tonight.-adv.
Rev. E. 5. Aver of Windsor has
accepted the call as pastor and |
will remove his household effects to |
Mansfield Center about April 1.
TGartwell Hill has resigned as man
ager and buttermaker at the Ellington |
creamery to- go to the Connecticut |
agricultural college at Storrs as as
sistant.
A guaranteed good time is assured |
those who attend the Gath annual con-
cert and ball of Div. No, 2, A. o. H, |
in the Armory tonight; Mille1's orches- |
ira. adv.
Scores Of persons visited the Falls
On Saturday and Sunday, admiring the
miniature Niagara, where the spray
breaks into prismatic colors as the
water dashes over the rocks.
The Connecticut delegates to the
annual meeting Of the National Con
gress of Mothers, which takes place in
st. Louis Mo-, from March to %, will
leave this CMonday) morning.
The tax collector will be at the store
Of H. S. Young, Norwich Town, today
from IL a. m to 1 p. m. for the pur-
! pose of collecting personal taxes.-adv.
one druggist was serving Saturday
an emerald sundae, a college ice
with an enticing dab of pistache ice
cream and a green cherry on top. With
each sundae green ca1natlon was
given.
A dance was given on Saturday
night under the auspices of the Ge-
| sangyerein Froehlichkeit Bakers or
chestra played and the programme
made an enjoyable evening for those
attending
With Fred Gaucher at the wheel,
William SlatteTy. John Cunningham,
| Joseph Sheridan and JOnn Slattery
made up an automobile party which
| attended the ball at Fitchville Satur
/ day night.
! Relatives and friends Of DR.. P. H.
! Hartman attended a months mind re-
| QUEEN high mass for the repose of his
| soul, celebrated in st. Parick's church
I AZ ~ h,rT POI
| Hugh Treauor.
| Although the fine weather tempted
many to wander in woods and fields
| Sunday afternoon. number Of men
and boys visited the Otis library fr-N~
ing room, where the librarian MIR.
| Trumbull, was in charge.
At New London, A. II. Chappell is
| trying 10 get delinquent subscribers to
! the woman's college to pay up about
100000 pledged and eX- Governor Wall
er writes to The Globe that such de-
lay is humiliating and disgTacefuk
The state lobster hatchery at No
ank is being prepared for opening on
April J. The superintendent, Capt.
| Latham Rathbun, has kept 500 lob
| sters in a car all winter that a sup
ply might be ready to begin with the
spring.
The public are cordially invited to
attend the meeting of the Society of
the Founders of Norwich at the Nor
witch club Tuesday, March 10, O'Clock
Address by Rev. frank Shipman Of
AndOver. Mass. Subject, "Old Time
| Travellers in Eastern Conn Music
ty Park church chOir.-ady.
John j. Sample, who has been a
moulder at the McCrum- Howell foun-
dry has taken the management of a
moving picture house in Hartford. He
took charge last Thursday with bright
prospects for success in his new line
| of work.
Friday was annual alumni day for
Phi Delta Theta fraternity and meet
ings of the graduate bodies were held
throughout the county. In Providence,
Rev. Clarence NJ. Gallup was elected
a member Of the Rhode Island eXecu-
tive committee.
Saturday afternoon at o'clock the
funeral services of Mrs. Mary J. Gled-
hill who died Wednesday at the Nor
witch State hospital were held at the
Baptist church in Chester, Rev. f. r.
Coburn officiating. Burial was III Ce-
dar Lake cemetery. Chester.
There was q meeting of the Con
/ necticut Milk Producers association az
the capitol Saturday afternoon, with
President Adrian {. WadsWorth Of
Pennington in the chair and twenty
five members present. The subject OF
discussion was the scale of prices ano
9 the rates for contract for the coming
e year.
The Central Vermont and Boston &
, | Maine railroad companies have at last
| come to an agreement whereby the
| Boston & Maine survey between
| South Vernon and Brattleboro on tht
! New Hampshire side of the river will
be eliminated and the Boston & Maine
company win build a double track roaC
on the Vermont side
: Blanks have been distributed among
Yale alumni throughout the country L
vote for candidate for fellow of tn,
Yale corporation to succeed Presiden
William Howard Taft. whose tern
/. expires next June. AS yet no candi
Ii date other than the president has beer
70 named, and it is believed that he will
r be elected to succeed himself
n One of the most active workers il
s the Second Congregational church AM
for tho United Workers. Mrs. Henri,
T Palmer CT Otis street is slowly re
covering from long illness, begin
g ming with acute indigestion and merry
/. Gus brea EdoWn 1t is hoped that sh
d may be able TO drive out this weel
1. if the weather continues favorable.
is
[. A portion Of the links of the Nor
= witch golf club showed the green o.