Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-17
Otle Bullftin.
VARIOUS MATTERS

by noon Tuesday the temperature was that of pleasant summer day.
 The senate has passed the bill ap- proprlating s25,000 for a fish hatchery in Connecticut.
 Monday and Tuesday were the dates on which Horace Johnson predicted binding snow storm.
 See that your dog is licensed today; $1.00 extra after May f1rst.-adv.
 The Connecticut Creamery associa- tion is to hold meeting this (Wed- nesday) afternoon at the capitol.
 The governor has approved the bill of the Norwich hospital for insane for the month of March, for S5,210. 10.
 Whist and dance I. o. o. F. hall, Friday, April 19. Admission 25c.-adv
 Mr. and Mrs Louis B. Skidmore of Pratt institute, Brooklyn, N. Y., for merly of Norwich Art school, have gone to Italy for the summer.
 By request of the selectnen of liar winton, Probate Judge David B. Mans field on Monday committed to the s,ate hospital at Nor vich the son of John Slade
 Stated communication of Somerset lodge, this evening. Work in the Eel low Craft. degree.-adv
 The street department men gave Church street it's spring cleaning Mon day, as the rOadbed was in good con dition to be be wet down by the big shower
 Rev. Charles K Tracy of Turkey. who is spending his vacation in Nor wich, is to speak at the church night service at the First church, New Brit ain, Thursday evening.
 The tax collector will be at the store of W. s. Fletcher, Falls. today, from F m. to D. m.-adv.
 Mrs. Rebecca Smith of New Haven, editor of The Herald of Life and Rell-known Adventist. died in New London Tuesday morning, as the re- suit of an apoplectic shock, Fresh opened scallops. Long Island clans, extra nice shad,al full line of fresh fish received today. Powers Bros. adv.
 Lucias A. Barbour. secretary of the Society of Colonial Wars. in Connecti- cut. has sent out a notice of the twentieth general court to be held at Hartford. Wednesday, May
 The state board of education has about completed arrangements for the summer session of the Danbury nor nal training school, which is to be held at Danbury from July 1 to July 26.
 c. J. Downes will be at Morgan's l drug store tomorrow from II a. m to 2 p. m., to collect the GreeneviIe | school tax.-adv.
 Speaking at the state conference of | charities and corrections at Waterbury | on Cnquenchable Faith in Human Ma ture, Judge E. M. Warner of Putnam l called the county jails free hotels for l lodgers and tramps.
 Two reels of submarine cable, weighing ten tons each, have been taken to Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers 1 island, by one of the Scott lighters. 1 It is a part of the line which will be | laid between Forts Wright and Terry.
 Marion Wilson, presenting character
 studies in costume at Central M E. 1 church, Friday night, April 19. Ad-
 mission S5 and 25 cents,-adv
 On Tuesday, Conductor Robert | Wheeler of the Central Vermont road 1 completed forty years of continuous
 service with the corporation. Mr. | Wheeler, whose home is in Brattieboro, | Vt, is one of the best-known men on
 the road.
 In his will James Smiddy of New
 London bequeathed to his widow as
 part of his estate a saloon license, said l to be the most valuable in the city
 and worth about S14,000. The county
 commissioners declare the transfer of
 this property is legal, although unique.
 An entertainment absolutely with 1 out competitors, This is the common declaration of all those hearing Miss l Wilson. Something different from l sll others. She will be at the Trinity M. E. church Friday night-adv.
 A license returned to the Bridgeport | town clerk shows that Otto Louis Ben | son, 23. clerk. was united in marriage | March 30. with Esther May Palmatier. { z1, by Rev. F. A. Coleman. pastor of ! Trinity M, E. church Both of the l young people are residents of Bridge port
 The board of managers of the Con | neCticut society, Sons of the American l Revolution, at meeting Saturday aft l ernoon a the Hartford club. decided | that the annual meeting of the state ! society will be held al the Hartford club at noon on May 10. Seventeen new members were voted in l Mrs. Mary A. Hull and Mrs. Harriet i Scott, who has been passing the win ter in Florida, have started north l and will arrive today Wednesday, in | time for the wedding of Miss Justine l Worth of Norwich and William Hull of New London, which will take place | Saturday at the home of MT. and Mrs. J. C. Worth.
 1 Reginald D. Fitzmaurice. former ] trainmaster on the Shore line division ! of the New Y ork, New Haven & Hart 1 ford railroad, is back temporarily in l New Haven, attending to the duties | of Chief Dispatcher A. T. Bailey, who l is ill MT Fitzmaurice was assigned to special duty on the Harlem River | branch some time ago.
 The wedding of Miss Elizabeth Gregory, daughter of MT. and Mrs l William Gregory of Groton, and Percy | H. CalFbeck of Boston took plkcs at the home of the brIie yesterday at noon, Monday, the ceremony being l performed by Rev. J. R. Danforth
 They will make their home in Wor- cester, Mass, where MT. Callbeck is 1 employed.
 The marriage of Robert Joseph De ! Schrver of Holyoke, Mass, and Miss Mary Cecie Shea, daughter of Bar i tholo:new Shea, took place Thursday
 morning at the Church of the Sacred
 Heart in Waterbury. Miss Margaret
 Shea, sister of the bride, was the