Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-23

the next convention of the state Lu- ther league there has been accepted and the date fixed on May 29.
 At the Auditorium, the Ginger Kids, today and tomorrow. Big laughing hit adv.
 A roll call of Ledyard grange Sat urday evening, SS members answered with recitauons and quotations, after which a fine supper was enjoyed.
 The Bridgeport state colporteur, Rev. W. F. Newton. formerly of Nor wich, has been working with the Worthwhile Baptist church, New Mil ford.
 The travelling passenger agents of the entire Grand Trunk system, num- beFing SO. are arranging for a two days visit to New London, the latter part of June.
 On Monday at o'clock, in St. Pat rick's church, relatives and friends quiem for Richard Cornell, celebrated by Rev. Hugh Treanor.
 Whist and dance at Parish hall. Norwich Town, this evening. Danc- Ing free.-adv
 Rt Rev. c. B. Brewster is to ask the coming Episcopal convention for the assistance of a suffragan, and of fers s1.000 of his salary toward the assistant bishops support.
 The spring confirmation appoint 1f T-l T clude May II, St. Mary's, Putnam 1; May F, St. Josepn's. Grosvenordale; /; and St. Stephens Quinebaug.
 At the first anniversary celebration of Sheridan circle, Ladies of the G. A. R., at Bridgeport, one of the speak CTS was the state president, Mrs Julia H. Newton of Central Village.
 Michael E. Murphy, a steamftter, died Sunday of pneumonia at his home in Hartford. He leaves his mother and two brothers. Timothy and Pat rick. Burial will be in Norwich.
 Be sure and see the Ginger Kids at the Auditorium today and tomorrow. Direct from the big Keith houses adv.
 At meeting of the state executive board of the Connecticut. Woman Suffrage association at Danbury on Saturday, the treasurer reported the recent addition of 5000 to the funds.
 The T. A. Scott company in it's ef- forts to float the steamer Ontario at Montauk Point, is now pumping water from the stranded craft and if is ex- pected that she will be floated within a day or two.
 Miss Estells Newhaus. whose piano recltals at the homes of Mrs. b. s. Gallaudet and Mrs Horatio Bigelow delighted local society. is giving a. re- cital fin Woonsocket at Mrs. l.. W. Ballou's this week,
 Miss Marion k. Stark, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles l.. Stark. has won the gold badge in the competition in St. Nicholas for a little pOem on Spring In previous competition she won the silver medal.
 Faudeville's funniest school novelty. The Ginger Kids in Commencement day at the Auditorium today and to- morrOW.-adV.
 Corresponding Secretary Jane R. norman of Cheshire is sending out notices of the meeting of the Conuec- ucul feueration of Women's Clubs, as guests of Stafford Springs Current Events club, May 15-1s.
 The engine on the Central Vermont boat train, had to be stopped up the line Monday night when they drew the flre and made repairs, after which the fire was rekindled and the train reached here at 9.80. an hour late.
 Connecticut members have been mo- tined that the annual meeting of the National Plant Flower and Fruit guild is to be held at Countess Leary's. 1882 Fifth avenue, New York. on Thurs day afternoon. Tea will be served afterward
 At Supt Samuel Anderson's resi- dence, the former John Mitchell place West Thames street. changes are be- ing made by which the flower garden and rose hedge are being moved to ward the front of the house. seyera' trees having been removed.
 Eliza A. Hewitt of North Stoning ton has brought a suit against B. Rip ley Park of the same town for dam age to her land, from which Mir. Park has removed soil and gravel to repair his dam, which goes across the Shu. noe brook at the mill near his resi-. dence.
 Word comes to local Polish people that d plan is on foot to open a Polisi bank in America and to form immi- grafton commissions in connection with Austrian consulates throughou the United States, whose sole busl. ness it shall be to protect Polish i'm. migrants.