Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-12
Otre B,llletin,
VARIOUS MATTERS

Tickets on sale at the door at Slater 1 hall.-adv.
 Grocers declare that a season short in potatoes always increases their sale ! of rice.
 History classes will note today as the anniversary of the firing on Fort Sumter, April 12. 1861.
 Hardy pansies have been set out in vases in a number of yards, but look chilly in the raw April air.
 The Uncasville Manufacturing Co | is building a coal bin of 100 tons capacity at its Uncasville plant.
 Tonight, at Slater hall. the College l instrels.-adv,
 A number of choirs will repeat the Easter Sunday evening music, which was interfered with by the storm.
 District Superintendent Newland IS | to conduct the first quarterly confer ' enoe at the Gales Ferry NJ. E. church 1 Sunday evening.
 State postmasters have been attend ! ing the annual convention of the New 1 England POstmasters' association in | Boston this week.
 At Slater hall, tonight, the College 1 Minstrels.-adv.
 A New London paper says: Mir. ! Gallup of Norwich is visiting at the | nome of Jefferson Bailey at Pleasant i Valley, where he taught school 50 years ago.
 A number of the state members of | the D. A. R. will start for Washington today, to be on hand early for the | 25th Continental congI tess of the 1 Daughters.
 The College Minstrels tonight at ! Slater hall!-adv.
 The Kronig family of Norwich, who occupied one of the Neilan cottages | at Ocean beach last summer, are to 1 come here again. early in May.-New London Telegraph.
 Edmund Lewis of Lebanon, Pa, has purchased the farm of Mrs. Lydia l Maynard, consisting of 90 acres of land at Aliyns Point. He will take | possession at once
 Seats are still to be had at Davis | for the College Minstrels.-adv Postmaster Potter of Danielson, pa l triotic instructor of the department of ! Connecticut c. A. R.. will visit Sedg- wick post, No. 1. c, A. R., Friday eve 1 ming, at the big campfire.
 At Best View. Nelson H. Moore of | Norwich intends to build new bathing | floats for the summer Many of his | cottages and tents have already been 1 taken, which indicates a successful | season
 See that your dog is licensed today | $l.OO extra after May tirst.-ady.
 The Apostleship of Prayer in the Catholic churches. which has special | deVouoDs on Friday. is praying dur ing April for the preservation of l faith among the Poles, who have suf- 1 fered much for their faith
 The Waterbury Poultry and Pet Stock association has secured the ser vices or George V. Smith of Willing | ton, secretary of the State Poultry association. to deliver poultry lee ture at it's meeting Thursday night.
 The Yale boys are planning to give d splendid evening of wit and song.- adv.
 Although the street corners are | tringeu with idlers who complain of no work, it is next to impossible to | secure enough farm hands. High wages | end little to do appear to be the de- mana of those who apply for places.
 A Worcester official, knew to local railroad men. Walter l.. Norton. pest ing clerk in the freight office of the | New York, New Haven & Hartford railroad, has been appointed car serv- 1 ice clerk. He will be succeeded by Walter J. Moran
 Food sale and entertainment tonight, St Andrews Guild room. Adm. 10c-- adv.
 A number of Connecticut people have received invitations from s. z. Poli to attend the opening of the Poh ! Players at Chase's theater in Wash ington, D. G. Monday evening, April l l7. This is one of the latest additions to the Poli theater circuit.
 The state bar examining committee 1 is scheduled to meet in New Haven May 30 and 31. to examine candidates for admission to the bar As May l 30 is Memorial day. the committee has voted not to meet that day, but to meet on May 51 and June 1.
 Additions will be made to all unpaid water bills after April 20th. All per- sons intending to use a hose during the season of 1912 must first obtain a written permit.-adv,
 Prominent local men have received 1 notification by circular letter that a 1 dinner is 10 be given at the Hotel l Taft, New Haven, this GFriday) eye ming, April IF. at which 8 permanent l organization favorable to the cause of Womans suffrage, will be perfected l Wednesday evening, 4 Day at the Ranch, so successfully given here by l members of the Halle club and Oper 1 House club. Was presented in Milford 1 for the Village Improvement associa-
 ton under direction of MT. and Mrs J. L. Rodenbaugh, making a big hit
 During last year there were 1.19f
 individuals divorced in Connecticut and FITS divorced persons were re married, 13 women and 265 men There were l77 nore widowers whC remGrried than widows during the year, the figures being e64 women anC S41 men.
 ] The Connecticut company has new motormen aud conductors breaking il on the various lines. IL is custornarl for the company 10 hire d large mum bor of men at this season of the vedl 50 as to have them familiar with thu ! work when the summer schedule goei into effect
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