Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-19

ana special guests.
See The Spinster Club" at Trinity |
M. E church tonight. Adm. 15c.-adv. |
1t has been found that when bur
glars broke into the Noank railroad |
station, Saturday, while Agent Eaton |
was absent. between $50 and 500 Of !
Adams Express money was taken.
An exhibition Of "A oil and pastel
paintings by Henry C, White was
opened in Hartford Monday. Two of
the pictures are Evening-Mystic |
Mrs. F, a, Collins, Spring millinery
opening, Wed, and Thurs. Mch. 20, q. |
adv.
A government examination is to be
held March so for timers helper in
the NatioEsl museum at Washington.
The job will last from three to six
months and the pay is $50 per month.
Plymouth Rock hen in the flock
owned by Mrs. Grace H. Feckham Of
Yantic, laid an egg Saturday that was
the wonder of all beholders, being the
size Of a small duck egg and having
two yolks.
Remember the whist Of the Frater-
nal Benefit league in A. o. H. han
tonight.-adv.
Should a seoal strike come, the New
Haven road has actual coal supplies
on hand for nearly month and a
half, and in addition is protected by
contracts with coal companies which
have non-union miners.
Sarto council, Catholic women's
Benevolent legion, acting jointly with
st. Alice council, is making great
preparations for the annual state con-
yention Of the state order. which VIII
be held in Danbury in April.
Tickets for The Spinsters' Club"
dated March fifteenth, good tonight, at
Trinity NJ. f. church.-adv.
kineTacolor pictures of Coronation
festivities, auspices Y. NJ, c. A, Satur-
day afternoon and evening.-adv.
Mcrdays New Haven Journal-Cour-
Ter said: Director George Albert
Thompson Of the Norwich Art school
is preparing for an exhibition Of his
pictures in New Haven at the Curtiss
here, Fair Haven being mis- native
place.
The Misses McNuIty and Sabourin
announce the opening of their dress
making rooms at 248 Main street, over
the Ladies Specially Co., Wednesday,
March 2oth.-adv.
A party Of young people gathered at
the home Of the Misses Mabel and
Irene VIedenburg n North Stoning-
ton THURSDAY evening for st. Pat
rick's party. The evening was spent
pleasantly with music and games. Sew
eral from Providence and Westerly
were present.
Don't forget to attend the Irish con-
cert and social at Olympus hall to-
night given by ST Mary's parish
choir, assisted by the Cadillac orches-
! ira, Tickets 25c.-adv.
Bridgeport papers comment on the
dedication Of the new 81 500 Calvary
| Baptist church Sunday, the society in
| stituted October Il, 1905. by Rev. E.
| d. Remington, now of Colchester. Rev
| William F. Newton. formerly Of Nor
I wich, began a series Of scTY. ices in the
! church Sunday evening.
! Low Rates to California. Arizona,
| New Mexico, Mexico, until April a.
! Tourist sleeper without change Berth
4 50, Washington Sunset route, IL Mix
| & 362 Wash, Boston.-adv.
! The property on Pequot avenue, New
Lonoon. owned by Mrs. Lucy Mowry
| Mason, has been sold by her to Fran
I els r. Emmons of New York. The or
( iginal house on Pequot avenue was
bought by Mr.. Mason In 1903 and was
entirely rebuilt in 1894 and stable and
other outbuildings erected
The tax collector will be at the Yam
| TIC store in Yantic today from 10 to
I1.30 a. m, and at the store Of Patrick
T. Connell, Bean Hill, from II m. to
| 100 .. m, for the purpose of collect
ing personal taxes.-adv.
/ A number OF the officers throughout
/ the New London artillery district have
! become stockholders in the eo-opera
| tive military store which Is to open in
New York April l, Thousands Of 9th
er officers throughout the country have
| become stockholders and 1t is expected
will thus be able to purchase supplies
at a marked saving
The public are cordially invited to
attend the meeting of the Society of
! the Founders Of Norwich at the Nor
witch club Tuesday, March -, 5 O'Clock.
! Address by Rev. Frank Shipman of
AndoVeg, Mass. Subject, old Time
Travellers in Eastern Conn" Music
1 ~ Park church cfolr.-adF.
Man1feet brers, boards Of health
civic societies and institutes Of learn
! ing IN this state are being appealed to
/ oy the Connacticut delegates 10 thR
/ International Congress on Hygleae and
Demosraphy, to be held In Washing
| ton, to take part In the exhibit. which
| aims &c show the recent progress of
| the health movement IN this country
The State Asparagus Growers con-
vention at last weeks meeting in Hart
| ford, discussed the feaS pilIty OF en-
' iargin2 the Sa@Ee of the asHeciS zion