Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-23
Uhe BullRti1l.
Norwich, Saturday, March g, 1g12.
VARIOUS MATTERS

college at Stcrrs are enjoying a vaca- ton until March 27.
 Hear Mrs. Vanderbilt Sunday at Spiritual Academy. Last chance.-adv
 To cross most of the streets during yesterdays thaW meant wadinS through slush and mud
 Florists are already receiving orders for Easter lilies, azaleas, spirea and other favored blooms of the paschal season.
 Friday evening, Archdeacon J. FL dred BroAn was in Stonin.tOn, to de- liver the Lenten lecture at Calvary church.
 Applicants for drug clerk licenses are to be examined by the state phar- macy commission at the capitol Tues day, April ?.
 If you are not satisfied with either the quality or price of butter you are now using, try a pound of Clover | Dloom-At all dealers.-adv.
 Judge Joel Reed of Stafford is to preside at the April session of the Holland county superior court, which opens in Rockville April g.
 According to New London papers, Mir. and Mrs. George $. Palmer of PequOt avenue will leave in few weeks for a trip through Europe.
 A certificate of incorporation has been filed by C. L. Grant, incorporated, of Hartford including, secretary, Charles E. Grant of South Coventry.
 Kinemacolor exhibition this after noon and evening, auspices of Y. Nj. c. A. "The Egihth Wonder of the World. Outlook. Tickets 25o and 5Oc. adv
 On Thursday. Walter $. Garde and family arrived from Hartford to open their sumner home at Neptune park. They are the first members of the summer colony to reach Ocean beach.
 William Fl. Palmer of Norwich is conceded to have one of the hand somest automobiles seen in New Lon
 don thus far. It is Q closed car and runs as smoothly as a watch.-New London Globe
 It is stated by the current issue of
 the Catholic Transcript that Rev. Dr.
 T. M Crowley of St Mary's church,
 New London, is planning to build a I"church to accommodate Catholics at
 Groton and Eastern Point.
 Rev F. C. Wright will speak at the Central Baptist church Sunday morn
 ing on the topic, ''The Fellowship of Believers His evening subject will
 be- Defeated When We Should Be Conquerofs. adv.
 The estate of the late J. Clinton Shepard of New London will inven-
 tory about $14,000. The sum of $500
 was left to Helen w. Saxton- Robin son of Norwich, daughter of the late Mir and Mrs. William H. Saxton. A visitor here from Yonkers on Fri
 day stated that property owners of
 that city have suffered from frozen
 service pipes and they were thawed
 out by electricity at a cost of S15 in
 each case to the property owners.
 Sunday in the Methodist churches the last Sunday of the conference year, a number of the pastors will 1 bid farewell to their present charges
 Most of the clergymen will start for Providence Tuesday fer the confer | ence sessions.
 1 Very Low Rates Pacific Coast via ! Nickel Plate Road. Colonist fares to | California, Washington, Oregon and 1 far west, daily, March 2d to April 14th. l Finesl tourist sleepers daily. Write L.. l ?. Burgess, N.EP.A, 312 Old South | Bldgy Boston. Mass.-adv. In spite of the cold. bird students claim to have noted about a dozen 1 species of migratory birds, which evil dently lave faith in the speedy ap- | preach of spring. Song sparrOws, blue 1 birds, gracAles, redwing bIackbirds, ! and fox sparrows have apparently ar ! rived to stay.
 l Mrs. Henry Squires. who was walk | ing from Eagleville to South Coven- | try Wednesday afternoon, was taken 1 suddenly i'll and dropped in the street ! near Barber Village She was carried 1 to a nearby house and doctor sum | moned who thought there was little 1 chance of recovery
 The tax collector will be at the | store of John c. Potter, East Side. to- l day from II a. m. to 1 D. m. for the 1 purpose of collecting personal taxes ] 'tAiN " AAA c1loO Id t d. 1tDIGSeuLdilN6 dl the Peoples Store in TaftviIle today l from F m- to 2.30 D. m for the same ! purpose.-adY.
 One million and a half gallons of l ice cream were consumed in this state 1 last year to make which goo gallons | of cream were required, containing 92S, ,000 pounds of butter fat. accord = ing 10 statistics given out by the | state Ice Cream Dealers association dt this weeks convention in New Ha-
 ven.
 The following item appears in the l society news oi the New Haven Tour- nal-Courier. number of the. young 1 people. including those who are home | from school will be guests of Mrs. l William D. Fitch at the Country club l Tuesday evening when she will give
 a dance for her son. Humphrey Bas- | sett.
 | The government offers 8 salary of ! SL500 to S2,000 per annum, for two l assistants in grain standardization. | The bureau of plant industry wants
 these assistants to help m the work
 being carried on at the grain stand | ardizat tiOn labora tories at Baltimore | Chicago, Decatur, Kansas City and New Orleans. but applicants are ex- ! pected to secure at least 90 per cent
 in the examination, which takes place ! April 3,
 !
 Wants a Goat Not a Manager.