Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-15

Wis has 200 hens which are earning
him SIS a week, making him indepen-
dent Of the high cost of living.
At the meeting Of the Mems club at
the Park Congregational church We'd
nesday evening DR.. Anthony Peck
spoke on Compulsory Vaccination.
Reserved seats for Kinemacolor ex-
hlbition now on sale at G. A. Davis
store.-adv.
George Matthews, one of the sum-
mer residents of Pine Grove, Mantle,
died Tuesday morning at his home in
Jefferson street, Hartford from pneu-
monia
Several Norwich men Will go to
New York TO view the ST. Patrick's
DAY parade which takes place Satur-
day afternoon, when $4,000 men will
be in line
A Moosup correspondent writes: A
large n lmber IL m this church attend
ed the English Tea Party at Baltic on
Saturday evening, March 2. and report
an enjoyable time.
Frank Fischer of Essex and Miss
marriage at the home of the BRIDE
groom, Saturday evening, by Justice
Of the Peace T. D. Coulter.
Director George Albert Thompson
of the Norwich Art school is prepar-
ing for an exhibition of his pictures
in New Haven at the Curtiss CALLER
les to open March IL or 20.
Low Rates to California, Arizona,
New Mexico, Mexico, until April IA
Tourist sleeper without change. Berth
50, Washington Sunset route, Il Milk
& 1852 Wash, Boston.-adv.
State Department Commander Cut
bill of the G.. A. r, is notifying local
POSTS that the national encampment is
to be held September IA in Los An
geles. Cal. ana that a large delega-
tion from this state will attend
Undertaken c. A. eager Jr, prepared
for burial the body of Mary j. Gledhill,
who died at the Backus hospital, We'd
nesday and sent it on the 1880 train
Thursday morning to her late home in
Deep River, where the funeral will be
held
1t has been announced that persons
desiring government flower or vegeta-
BILE seeds or a copy Of the latest issue
of the L. S. Agricultural Year Book
are to give their names to the let
ter carriers Of the clerks al the post
Offices.
As Mrs. Jennie Jones was about to
board a New London car at Frank
lin square at LAS o'clock Thursday
off Of I,o5 kal IL
thrown by a woman with her and re-
ceived blow on the head, causing con-
cussion of the brain.
Commissioner Of Domestic Animals
Heman o. Averill announced Wednes-
day that he had given up his contem-
plated trip to Panama, on account Of
the sudden death of his brother-in-
law, Dayton Burnhsm, former state
representative, Of New Preston.
Very Low Rates Pacific Coast via
Nickel Plate Road. Colonist fares to
far west daily March I'd to April 14th.
Finest tourist sleepers daily. Write l..
2. Burgess, N.E.P.A., 312 Old South
Bldg, Boston. Mass.-adv.
A certificate has been filed by tho
Z. y. Tuft company, Stafford, to con-
iuct and own bowling alleys, etc.
capital stock $4,000; begin business
with $4,000; incorporahorS lErnest
D. Tufts, Lucretia S. Tufts and Rob
srt Fl. Fisk. all of Stafford Springs.
In Cadillac hall special social for
the Thursday evening dancing class
made an enjoyable programme from
. 70 fo,s IS h.
class members and their friends this
week. The music was by DIR. Capron,
piano, and Frank Dougherty, violin.
A new map Of the United States,
prepared by the general land office,
done in seven colors, to show national
( Forests and parks, Indian, military
naval and other reservations, has Just
been finished. 1t is a wall map, about
fiye feet by seven. and is corrected to
July l, 1911,
This weeks meeting If Comfort cir
Gle OF The Kings Daughters was held
with Mrs. William Baker. 10 Phillips
avenue, eleven members attending.
and the leader, Mrs 4. T. UtIey, pre-
sizing. There vas the Usual sewing
and reading and plans for work along
charitable lines
The O. X X club, with an attend =
ance OF about so members. held its
second gathering on Thursday eve
ming at Chef Munyard's -peanery. The
organization is a new one, but prom
Uses to keep on growing, numbering
among its members none but those
who measure up to the standard.
Rev. p. c. Wright conducted the
special services Thursday evening at
Preston chapel on the East Side
where there was good attendance. Az
on the other nights this week, he was
assisted in the musical part by Rev,
and Mrs q. c. Chappell Of Montville
The services are continued tonight.
Forty students OF the freshman
class Of Kiliingiy high school and
members Of the ancient history class
( were taken by Miss Marion d. Chol-
/ lar OF the school facility to Nerwich
! recently 10 visit the Slater Memorial
I The students visited the Academy
/ building snh Buckingham Memorial
1 There has been an exodus of about
| 80 Of the young women in attendance
! at Miss Fertsrs scheol in Farming
! ton, Mrs X. P. Keeps school, the pas
week, owing to the discovery Of twt
well dapsiopsd cases Of scarlet feFel
among the students, They will nel
return until after the Easter vaca'
lion.
Goshen.--The postoffice depsrtmen