Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-02
Ot1e Bullftin,
VARIOUS MATTERS


 St James lodge, No. 2S. works the M M. degree this evening.-ady.
 Lilacs and cherry buds show the effects of few days Of warm sun. Experts bid-Clysmic Water Love all-Clysmic. Sparkling.-adv.
 Monday in the church calendar com memorated St. Gilbert and St. Hugh.
 The mornings grow brighter and brighter. It is daybreak today at 396.
 Milder weather is starting up own CTS to visit their country and shore cottages.
 Bakers are receiving orders for many hundred dozens of Hot Cross buns for Good Friday.
 Another salad supper at Spiritual Academy, Wednesday. 15 cents-adv.
 In several churches. special tribute was paid to Clara Barton, founder of the Red Cross. on Palm Sunday.
 Members of the camera clubs have been securing good views of the Falls, picturesque since the heavy rains.
 Members of Sunshine societies are planning Easter tokens of cheer and good will for the aged and shut-ins.
 Monday nights eclipse of the moon was d disappointment to local astron- omers, being invisible in this section
 Y. M C. A, circus, Tues, April 9. Reserved seat tickets 10c. On sale at Geo. A. Davis bookstore.-adv.
 John Thompson of Ellington has been appointed trustee of the bank rupt estate of Maurice Brink of that town.
 The cottages building in Neptune park for Dr. Ogden of Chicago and E. H. Fitzhugh of St ATbans are nearly completed
 J. Eli Post purchased a nice pair of Pennsylvania horses from John A. Morgan & Son, Monday. The pair were browns.
 The annual Good Friday convention of Loyal Workers and Sunday school is to be held in WaIlingford at the Advent church.
 About the state delegates are being elected to the w. R. c. state conven- tion, which is to be held in Water bury, April A and 25.
 It is stated that at Groton Long Point this season, a, board walk will be built the whole length of the two beaches and will be 12 feet wide.
 With Arbor day coming on Thurs day. according to Governor Baldwin's proclamation, dealers are selling trees, shrubs and vines for early setting.
 This is the season when the Otis library has calls for books on fruit culture, kitchen gardens, plants, flow CTS, lawns, landscape gardening, etc.
 Maple sugar makers about the state are doing some business and the sea- son promises to be longer than usual. owing 10 so much frost. The new method of evaporation results in fine quality.
 At meeting of theaStafford Springs Current Events club, Monday evening, one of the papers on 'sThe need of supervision of amusements and vaca- tion schools was given by Mrs. G. P. Bard, formerly of Norwich.
 The regular quarterly dividend of the New York, New Haven & Hartford road was sent through the New Haven postofice to stockholders of record. There were nearly 90,O00 separate checks fin the mass of mail matter
 At the annual meeting of the Wor- cester county Institution for Savings at Worcester, Mass, Alfred L. Aiken, son of Gen. and Mrs. William Appleton Aiken of Norwich. Efas reelected president, and is also chairman of the board of investment.
 Low Rates to California, Arizona. New Mexico, Mexico, until April IA. Tourist sleeper without change. Berth S9. Washington Sunset route, 12 MIX X 362 Wash, Boston.-adv
 Thero is every evidence that the H0bble skirt ear will be introduced in Connecticut cities during the coming season. Fifty of these cars are now in course of construction in New Ha- ven. It is expected that 25 of them will be ready for use by June 1 and the other half by July 1.
 The National Jewish Fraternal con gress, including most of the Jewish orders in America, has been organ ized, and conference of the chief officers of the different societies a uni form system of insurance, conforming to the regulations in the different states, has been agreed upon.
 The April moon was full last night. the lst This is the full moon, next following the vernal equinox, which regulates the Jewish and Christian festivals in the ecclesiasticaI calen- dars. Nissan 15 is the 2d and the fol- lowing Sunday, Tth, Easter in both western and eastern churrbes