Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-22
Ohe RullFtin,
VARIOUS MATTERS

NlelulnS snow ShoVeIS IS not cuS- tomary on the first day of spring.
 The adventurous crocuses and other spring blossoms are showed under,
 Students from some of the girls colleges are arriving here for the Easter recess.
 Central district schools close today for the spring vacation of a week, opening again April 1.
 Next Monday being the feast of the Annunciation, there will be services fn the Episcopal churches.
 The government is sending out lit literature to farmers concerning tbe cultivation of lilies in swamp lands.
 Sunday evening, Ernest Allison Smith of Norwich Is to speak on tenn perance in the South Windham church.
 Sunday next, the birthday of Fanny Grossly, the blind hymn writer, is tc be noted by some of The King Daughters.
 Accurate, convincing! Spirit me- sages and prophecies by May pepp., Vanderbilt at Spiritual Academy Sun day.-adv.
 Boys whc were in the country an, near ponds before the snow fell claim that turtles are unusually numerous this season.
 When the skies are favorable anna teur astronomers are watching Mars which is evening and morning stal until April A.
 Although big gray pussy willow have been brought in from Preston City. the sizzling of steam soundes good or Thursday.
 Julia F., wife of John Davis. die, in Providence, Tuesday, aged S2. Bur ial is to be in Ashaway, R. l.. or Saturday, The family has friends i Norwich,
 The state evangelist of the Connec tieut Baptist convention, Rev c. k Flanders, formerly of Norwich, is con ducung evangelistic services at the Groton Heishts Baptist church.
 The tax collector will be at the Peo ple's Store, TafU4lle, today, from l. m. to 2.SO D. m. for the purpose oi collecting personal taxes-adv.
 A number from here will attend th- annual state convention of the Wo- mans American Baptist Home Mis- sion society at the Asylum Avenua Baptist church, Hartford. April r.
 On Wednesday eveLing, l. j. Crut tenden of Waterford was the speaker at the annual banquet of the Middle Sex Poultry association in the town hall at Middletown; subject, Her Lady ship, the Hen.
 The body of Mrs. Frances D. Stac, cf New London, widow of George NI. Stacy who died in that city the 17th. was taken through Norwich to Palm er Mas. Wednesday afternoon for burial in Oak Knoll cemetery.
 It is noted in the society news in New York papers that Mrs. Nelson Herrick Henry and others of the com mittee in charge of the Wumens Bx- change gave tea Wednesday for Mrs. Henry r. Dimock of New York and South Coventry.
 At Mondays meeting of the Stale Jersey Cattle Breeders association al Hartford those elected to membership included Prof. J. A. Trueman of the Connecticut agricultural college. DI !. D. Clark of Abingdon and J. E Kingsbury of Rockville.
 kinemacolor motion pictures of Cor onation festivities exhibited for first time in Norwich. Auspices of Y. NJ. C. A.. Saturday afternoon and evening" adv.
 Motorists have been notified that navigation on the Hudson opened on Wednesday when the ferry boat Rock land began it's trips between Tarry- town and Nyack This is the crossing for hundreds of automobile bound for the west side of the river.
 Hayman Wolfe of Colchester. tail or, has filed a. petition in bankruptcy il the United Statcs district court. He lists his liabilities as $4,030.40 of unsecured claims and his assets for creditors as s2,581. due on open ac- counts and S2494 in the bank.
 Six new cottages in course of con structioh at Ocean beach will be built before the summer season begins. for President E. H. Fftzhugh of the Cen tral Vermont railroad, former Gov. Thomas M. Waller, John Roe Jr., D. c. Wetmore and two for Dr. E. A. Henkle.
 Low Rates to California. Arizona. New Mexico, Mexico. until April IA. Tourist sleeper without change. Berth S9. Washirgtcn-Su route, r Milk & 362 Wash, Boston.-adv.
 The state police department has is sued a booklet containing state laws regarding the duties of the state police, the state and local fire wardens. also of the building inspectors regarding fire escapes. etc. A copy IS to be mailed to each of these officials in every city
 Rev. s. Nj. BeaIe, pastor of the Methodist church at Vernon, desires another pastorate, wishing to be To- cated nearer Boston, so as to be near CT his children, who are in school He has dOnc faithful work in Vernon and his people are sorry that they are not to have 1tru for another year.
 The cS' Irgs Bank of New Loaton is r'aintiff in a new suit fi5i with the clerk Cf the superior c5Crt. The defendants are Willis ' Miner East Lyme, Patty SchHs,.1 of New I.cndon and Ralph Z Butts of Pouga a- ksepsic. The foreclosure s,ii. in. olV ss three los Uf 'and in East Lyme