Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 White violets in old-fashicned gar dens about town are in bloom.
 Orchard owners are busy spraying their trees to ward off San Jose scale.
 See that your dog is licensed today; S100 extra after May tirst.-adv.
 Householders who had raked lawns and seeded them down welcomed yes terday's rain.
 The Marshall cottages at Eastern Point are finished and are to be oc- cupied this season.
 The congregated societies of the Hermannsohns of the state are plan ming to hold their convention in New Haven in June.
 These are dull days around the gar ages. where cnly pleasant weather is needed 10 make spring business start in with q boom.
 Halle club dance. Miller's, tonight. Tickets soc. Ice cream for s:Ge.-adv.
 It is claimed that the ice left the lakes in northwestern Connecticut lat CT this spring than the average for the past 20 years.
 The Eastern Connecticut Branch of Congregations Womens Missions is to meet with the Pomfret Center Church, on Thursday, April 20.
 The directors of the New London Ship and Engine company have de- clared the third quarterly dividend of two per cent. on the preferred stock. ..
 Whist and dance, l. o. o. F. hall, Friday April 1s. Admission 25c.-adv.
 Woodmen state that in srite of the cold this has been a most favorable year for their business, with few in terruptions because of severe snow storms.
 In spite of Thursdays chilly rain, so many and such flocks of wild geese nave been noted flying north that the optimistic are predicting continued warm weather soon.
 Thursday morning, in St Patrick's church, relatives and friends attend ed an anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs. James Leary, celebrated by Rev Hugh Treanor.
 ". R, c. supper. Buckingham Memo. Saturday to z p. m. 15c.-adv
 The New Britain councils are rnak- ing elaborate preparations for tte state conventions of the Q. U. A. M. and the Daughters of Liberty to be held in that city, opening on May s.
 Holland county land owners are ro- ing into fruit raising on a big scale At the Wells farms. at Mashapaug, 1,500 apple trees and 1,OO0 peach trees have already arrived for spring plant ing.
 Everett S. Gecr. president of the Hartford Printing company and editor of Geer's directory, who has been i'll With pneumonia at his home on Niles street, Hartford for the last -Four weeks, is now recovering.
 Today the tax collector will be at thed rug store Of George M. Rathbone, West Side, from II a m, to 1 D. m.- adv.
 In the forthcoming state convention of the National Association of Sta tiorary Engineers to be held n Bridge l port, the local branch is arranging to nave dealers make a big exhibit of such toc-s and appliances as are used | by the engineers
 John Brink, the young son of wii- | lard Frink of Franklin. caught a. nice trout, weighing three quarters of a | ound, from the brook on his father farm this week The boy presented his catch to a Norwich merchant who pronounced it fine eating.
 A reception was rendered Rev. NJ. s Kaufman and Mrs. Kaufman Tuesday at St. PauFs NJ. E. church, Providence Many parishiOners were present. 4 programme which included vocal anC instrumental musical numbers ant several addresses. was furnished. i Mrs Henry F. Dimmock of New York and South Coventry, is one o, the thirty New York society women tt join Mrs. Henry, wife of Gen. N. H Henry, in forming 6 relief cemmitte; to aid Titanic steeTage survivors Mrs Dimmock subscribed $290 toward the fund,
 An entertainment absolutely with, out competitors! This is the common declaration of ali those hearing Mis- Wilson. Something different iron ell others. She will be at tie Trtnitl NJ. |. church Friday night.-adv.
 William ", Bent of Bridgeport, ; Norwich boz. Is making big prepars tions for the ID. D. D." dsmecrati . dollar dinner, on the date of the stat democratic convention iR BzidgeDor on the afternoon of May 2, and i 2 expecting more than the 425 aeeom. me, dated by the dining room at the Start ford.
 At the April meeting of the Litch } held archdeaconry, a beautifully em
 broidered white stole was presenteI
 Rev. Storrs O. Seymour, D.D., of Si , Michaed's church, formerly rector o . Trinity Episcopal church, N,rwicf who on April 10 celebrated the fftiet
 anniversary of his ordination to tn Episcopal priesthood.
 Norwich friends attended the wed
 ding at the Sacred Heart church i
 West Thompson Monday of Miss Cor
 della Mary Yincellette and John
 Kenney of Mechanicsville. Rev. J.
 Elty ofticiated at the high mass. Mis- tieorgianna Yincellette, the brides sis ter, and Charles Kenney, brother 6
 the grccm, were attendants. Acquisitions approved by the gov ernor include. Of the executive com
 mittee of the soldiers hospital boar on the comptroller for Sl2,O0O for tn care of disabled soldiers. sailors an /" --s,- 4I