Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-03-02
Chr Bullgtin,
VARIOUS MATTERS
1t is daybreak today at 4.8s.

brisk.
The For Sale sign IS stin up at
Sunnyside.
The boys have started marble games
one of the first signs of spring.
The best moonlight nights in March
will be from the I'd to the 5th.
Division No. ., A. o. H, will hold
the annual ball in the Armory Monday,
March 1S.-adv
March came in with character
sufficiently leonine to promise its exit
like d lamb.
In spite Of bright sunshine the days
are cold. In some places Thursday the
mercury fell to 16 degrees.
Loads of household goods passing
through the streets Friday indicated
that spring moving had begun.
A Dominican father from New Ha-
ven is to deliver the Lenten sermon
at st. Patrick's church Sunday eve
ming.
Edwin Haley has been appointed as
road superintendent of the town of
Groton, to succeed Merton Chapman,
resigned.
Or. P. J. Cassidy was elected physi-
clan Of Court City Of Norwich. No. So,
F. Of A., at their meeting last night
adv.
Episcopal clergymen everywhere will
note the S0th birthday of Bishop Will
lam c. Doane of Albany, which occurs
today. He was eonsecrated in 1869.
Clouds of dust were blown about
during yesterday afternoons chilly
gale and drivers and other outdoor
workers found the day most tedious
and trying.
The planets during March are all in
position for observation. 1t will be
the best time of the year to see the
planet Mercury in the west after sun
set, towards the last of the month.
Wednesday evening at All Hallows'
church, Moosup, the, sermon was in
French and delivered By Rev. Joseph
ValdeTbri of Baltic. Next Tuesday,
Rev. +. NJ. Hayes Of Jewett City will
be the preacher.
DR.. Nash speaks at Polls theater at
3 p. m. Sunday in the Men and Relig-
ton movement upon Finding Ones
Soul The meeting is free to all men.
male chorus Of fifty win sing-adv
Two girls, in their teens, smoking
cigarettes as they walked up Frank
lin street, shortly after IL o'clock FRI
day night, attracted the attention of
the pedestrians who were out at that
hour.
There is to be public recognition
service for the new pastor of the
Rockville Baptist church, Rev. ]. How
ard Adams, who goes from North
Stoninston, at that church, Monday
evening.
In or,lS" to make the c. T. A. Y.
state field day IN Waterbury June Is,
a big SUCCESS, the local committee is
sending a circular letter to every T.
A. B. society in this state, urging in
terest and enthusiasm.
Judge Marvin, Professor Davis. Rev.
Mr.. Kennedy, Rev. Mr.. Legg and G.
G. Hubert are the experts from Hart
ford who are conducting the Three
Days Men and Religion Campaign.
All men welcome.-adv
Middletown papers mention the
Sunday school convention at the Meth
odist church there Friday, conducted
by the Connecticut Sunday Scnool as
ISOLATION OF which James L. Case of
Norwich is vice president.
February 90, which will not occur
again until 1916, made the small boy
wish it had been added to the sum-
mer vacation and aggravated the land
lord, who had to give an extra days
rent without pay.
Railroad men who have been in New
Haven said they heard unofficial re-
ports that on last Sunday the New
York, New Haven & Hartford road
did the biggest freight business in its
history. Passenger traffic is also
heavy just new.
Very Low Rates Pacific Coast via
Nickel Plate Road. Colonist fares to
California, Washington, Oregon and
far west, daily, March I'd to April 14th.
| Finest tourist sleepers daily Write l..
! p. Burgess, N.E.P.A., 312 Old South
Bldg, Boston. Mass.-adv.
It is stated by the Catholic Tran
script that a former Norwich priest,
Rev. Felix J O'Neill, rector of st.
Edwards church. Stafford Springs,
| has received the compliment Of being
invited by a New York publishing
house to write a. prayer book for chill
| dren.
Mrs. Helen Schneider Of Mystic has
| been summoned to court on a charge
| of having stolen several stickpins from
| August Braun. She has turned around
and sued Braun for $500 damages for
| Islander. She declares that the charge
| of theft preferred against her is ma
| liciovs.
| Social Service, Boys Work, Bible
| Study, Evangelism, and Missions. are
all discussed by experts during the
| Three Days Men and Religion Cam
| paign,' which continues today and to-
morrow. Every man is invited to hear.
! adv.
LieIts Ralph Dempwof of the rev
| enue training school at Fort Trumbull
| will spend the coming summer in the
| Arctic regions. He is in receipt of
| orders to report at San Francisco il
| April to accompany the revenue cut
| ter Bear to Alaskan waters on its
! yearly pilgrimage to the seal fisher
les.
| Norwich friends learned Friday Of
I tho M rria pe on February 10 a+ the