Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-22
Otle Rnlleti1l.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The Baldwin post card, booming the governor for president is the latest
 Chelsea parade was mowed Tuesday morning.
 See the Kilties at the Elks' home on Thursday night.-adv.
 A number from Norwich attended the auction at Albert Fargos in Salem Tuesday.
 Mrs. James c. Webster, s9, died suddenly Sunday, at her home in Us quepaugh.
 The days length has increased to date 3-4 hours. daylight lasting four teen hours 49 minutes.
 Local Luther leagues are selecting delegates to attend the state conven- tien in Rockville, May 29.
 Oranges in a number of towns are preparing patriotic. programmes for the week of Memorial day.
 The vitrifed brick pavement was flushed on Tuesday evening by the street department employees. Lighter Atlas came here Tuesday to l erect new derrick mast on the Ed ward Chappell company's wharf R. D. Fitzmaurice has been made trainmaster in charge of freight be- tween West Haven and Woodlawn.
 As a result of Tuesdays warm wave there were several informal piazza parties during the afternoon and eve ming.
 Abner Hendee, 59, of New Haven. i who died in that city Monday of Bright's disease, was a native of He bron.
 Barberry hedges around town are growing well, but much of the privet has not even budded and is evidently Winter-killed.
 In the Catholic churches the novena in honor of the Holy Ghost which be- gan last Friday. will close Saturday, the eve of Pentecost. Orchard owners have set out num- Der of peach saplngs this spring, in the hope of making up for trees killed by cold and yellows. ] Most of the country inns in the 1 county have opened for the season and are already benefting by the rev. enue from auto parties. l Drivers of motor vehicles complain 1 that the road between Norwich and ! Jewett City is the worst in the state, at present being inches deep in mud. | The waiting station at the entrance to the golf grounds has been completed ! and is marked by an ornamental swinging sign lettered The Norwich i Golf Club"
 | Holland county tobacco growers state l that the season will be a week or two late, although the plants are coming on well and the weeds are more than flourishing.
 The White Ribbon Banner is urging members of the w. c. T. '. to work 10 gain 1000 new members during ! 1912. Every enc win one' is the slogan suggested.
 James L. Etheridge. s5, who died in Hartford Monday, will be buried in Montville today Wednesday,, after funeral services at his home, 165 Russ street. Hartford.
 Rev Nestor Light of South Coven- try and Rev. l.. G. Rogers of Storrs will speak at the county conference of I Congregational churches at Holland today Wednesday,.
 This season, Capt E. B. Babbidge who ran the steamer Gardiner from Norwich to Crescent beach last year will run the boat only from New Lon don to Ocean, Pleasure and Crescent beaches.
 Springfield papers note the activity of Bishop Thomas F. Davies, who ad- dresses the Girls Friendly conference at Fitchburg Thursday evening and is to ordain a number of young mer on Sunday.
 The announcement of the marriage in Providence about six weeks ago O. Frank Merritt of Fort Hill farm ana Miss Althea Montgomery of Center 1 Groton came as surprise to theil friends on Monday. The Lithuanians about the state ar, following the action of the Hebrew! and are going on record against tn Dillingham; bill. requiring an educa
 tional test for immigrants. They hav
 drafted a protest to send to Washing
 ton.
 At the meeting of the Providenc
 Methodist Ministers association ol
 Monday, Rev. J. s. Wadsworth wa elected president and Rev NJ. s. Kauf
 man corresponding secretary an
 chairman of the committee on pro
 gramme.
 The gardeners at Pinehurst had tn
 grounds in most attractive shape
 lawns and flower borders in beautifu
 condition, for the return of the ownel
 Mrs Frank A. Roath, who reache
 town on the 9 o'clock train Tuesda
 night after a trip to Egypt
 The Holland county commissioner
 have postponed action on the applica
 tion of W. C. Tucker of the New Eng
 land house, Bolton until June 3. Bol
 ton is a. no-license town and Tucke
 applies under the new summer hot,
 law for four months license.
 The announcement was recent
 made of the engagement of Mrs. Car
 den's older daughter, Miss Eva Ma Il Lent, to Albert Kings Bretherton l l4OHhuii Ti6AdJus LilclI NEuuIIS IS d take place in July. MT. and Mrs. Cal
 den opened their summer home at Wa
 terford last week
 Travellers returning from Vermol le Tuesday stated that on Monday thei ie was furious rain and hail storm Tn Rutland. while at Burlington ar lt Montpelier the streets were white vii
 snow, and at Mount Pico, four inch'
 of snow fell, the temperature being
 the 30's in the mountain towns. ? By Motorcycle to Springfield et About fifteen members Of the No - wich Motorcycle club are planning
 rida to SBg1in c6aI5 or Af am n1.ta1 d.xs