Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-29

Today in the church calendar is de- voted to St Jonas and companions, and is also the feast of the Seven De- Iors of the Blessed Virgin Mary.
 Arthur F. Rolf of the Connecticut agricultural college gave a lecture at the meeting of Avon grange Thursday evening on Farm Poultry Keeping.
 Cantata, Bozrah Cong church, to- night. Free conveyance from cars. Raymond ElCred, violinist-adv.
 It is noted that one of the promoters of a big whist to be given in aid of furnishing Stafford's new hospital is Mrs F, 6. Sanford, formerly of Norwich.
 Because of the difficulty of obtaining eligible applicants one Connecticut hospital is advertising in Canada pa pers for women to enter it's training school for nurses.
 Don't fail to see Connie McDowen at Polls theater tonight-adv
 Again the town clock is preserving a dignified silence, not having struck for nearly a week. and there are many complaints because it is giving itself an Easter vacation.
 At Grotoi Long Point this spring a big drainage ditch with running water will be cut through the whole length of the point and by this method it is expected to exterminate mosquitoes.
 Mrs. w. R. Nichols sale of attrac- tive hats and gowns will be continued at the Norwich club house Crescent street, today.-adv.
 Of the 56S paintings exhibited at the Pennsylvania Academy of Fine Arts only Az were sold. among them the picture exhibited by Director George Albert Thompson of the Norwich Ari school.
 The shop meetings at the Thames vile cutlery are to be continued to- day with Rev. P. c. Wright as the speaker. His topic will be Getting and Giving. Mrs. George T, Lord is to be the sOloist.
 Don't fail to see Connie 8IcDoweI at Polls theater tonight-adv. In about two weeks. it is expected l the steamer Chelsea will begin mak- | ing stops at the new pier in GrotoT | and connecting with the Groton ana l StOnington street railway in the trans | portation of freight.
 Low Rates to California. Arizona l New Mexico, Mexico, until April 14 Tourist sleeper without change. Bertl 1 S9. WashirgtCn-Sunse route, F Mill l x 362 Wash, Boston.-adv.
 Supt Jchn McGraw. supervisor O | freeiht traffic of the Central Vernon | at New London end of the line. is t have an assistant in the person O Freight Agent Guthrie of Brattleboro l who arrived Wednesday.
 Private Edward Jones' C. A. C., on of three deserters arrested a few day ago and returned to Fort H. G mitted to the guard house for thre months and fined $30 pay.
 In the arrangements for the flu neral of William A. Breed, the Ar canum club members voted to atten the funeral in a body. They are t ! meet at the club house in time to pro ceed together to the funeral.
 Dairy and Food Commissioner E F. Potter gave twelve hearings Wed nesday to merchants charged wit selling adulterated sausage. Thi makes a total of thirty three hearing given on this charge so far this weel
 Cherammprgau Passion Play, b
 
 auspices of Holy Name society, s March %. at 8 O'clock-adv.
 The Connecticut police have receiv ed a circular from Hartford in whic $500 reward is offered for the arres of Patsy F'usco of that city, who i wanted on the charge of violating tn white slave law and for skipping hi bond of S10,0c0.
 Tn Waterbury. where the Reid Hughes Go. is to donate trees to schot children, Supt. of Parks George Walker has announced that childre1 who have no spaces in front of the homes in which 10 plant the trees ma plant them in the various city park
 The tax collectors office will be ope tonight and Saturday and Monda 1 evenings until o'clock for the pun pose of collecting the personal ta Monday, April 1, Is the last day ( tlte personal tax cellection.-adv.
 In the dairy depGrtAaent at Stor1 Dekol Hubbard Pieterje recently fir ished another years test. During tn time she produced 143 325 pounds milk, containing. 52o pounds of butti fat equal to sos pounds butter perio This is the record of the Holsteir of the college herd.
 Special communication of St lame lodge, No. 2S. F. and A. M. at Ms sonic temple this afternoon at 2; o'clock for the purpose of attendir the funeral of our late BTe. Wllial A, Breed Members of Somerset lods and visiting brethren invited to atten -adv.
 Miss Ethel Roberts has left Niant OR her journey to Kellogg, Idahe, meet her future husband, Thomas May of that place. They will be mal ried On Miss Roberts arrival. Nj May is in business there. He is u son of Rev Thomas E. May. a C0l gegatoonal minister, formerly at N antic.
 The United States civil service con mission will hold a stenographer ar typewriter examination on April l for appointments in the departmen ] at Washington and in the isthmia 1 canal and Philippine service. Tn