Norwich bulletin., 1912-03-25
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Appeal to Be Taken in Case of Place Vs. Town of Sterlng-Meeting of League Managers Thursday-Other Mills to Advance Wages-Address by State w. c. T. U. President.


 League Managers Thursday-Other
 Mills to Advance Wages-Address
 by State w. c. T. U. President.
 Miss Evelyn BitgoOd is spending the Easter recess with Mir. and Mrs. Earl A. Young at New Haven.
 Mrs. Katherine Bates Bennett, who has been the guest of friends in Dan ielson. returned Saturday to her home in New Rochelle. N. Y.
 Miss Ethel Filling is the guest this week of Hartford relatives
 Mrs. A. V. Woodwork has returned, after a visit with relatives in Taft vile.
 Howard Call is spending this week with relatives in Central Falls, R. l.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving W. Lyon of Southbridge were visitors with Daniel son relatives over Sunday
 Miss Ruth Connell is spending the Easter recess at her home in Uxbridge, Mass.
 Mrs. John Bassett of Broad street, who has been a patient at the Memo rial hospital in Worcester for the past two weeks, is improving.
 Took Civil Service Examination.
 Nearly a score took the civil service examination for appointment as clerk in the local postoffice Saturday, as told in the Putnam news.
 Going to Oakland Beach.
 MT. and Mrs Frank H. Reach go this week to Oakland Beach, where they have a cottage.
 Mrs. w. H. Thompson. Hawkins street, will have the members of the Ladies' Reading circle at her home for meeting this (Monday) afternoon.
 Returning from Michigan.
 Dr. and Mrs Rienzi Robinson, who have been in Michigan for several weeks, are expected to return to Dan
 This Weeks Retreat. The third week of paschal retreats at St. James church will be for the English-speaking members of the par ish. This retreat will be concluded | Saturday. Next week will be Holy 1 Week.
 To Appeal Place. Sterling Case. Attorneys for Harley s Place of East Kil1ingly will seek to have set aside the non-suit in the case in | which he sued the town of Sterling to l recover for the loss of a pair of horses | drowned in a pond in that town. | League Managers to Meet. A meeting of the representatives of | the Eastern Connecticut league is set l for Thursday evening of this week in l Dayville. Provisionary schedules for | the playing season will be submitted 1 at that time by the various managers. | Margaret Beckley has been named as l administrtriX of the estate of her hus- | hand, Albert c. Beckley, and six months fixed by the probate court as | the limit of filing claims against the estate.
 Boston Agents Inspect Stables.
 An inspection of stables has been | going on in this section during the past week by an agent of the board of health of Boston. The inspection has been of stables wherein are kept cows from which milk is shipped to the Boston market.
 Series of Special Sermons. At the Advent church on Sunday Rev. Thomas Feltnan preached the last of a series of sermons that has at- tracted attention. His subject on Sun day was The Great Question and Its Answer.
 Grange to Debate.
 Resolved. That New England could 1 depend upon her own resources if cut off from the world" will bs the subject of a debate that is being arranged among the members of Killingly grange for the night of April s.
 To Consider Playground Movement.
 Papers on the subject of children'' lplaygrOunds are to be read at the monthly meeting of the Mems club O the Congregational church OF Wednes. day evening, for which time a musica programme is also being arranged.
 Not Violating Trout Law.
 Game protectors who have beer keeping close tabs for violators of th' law prohibiting the taking of trout un til April 1 say that up to this tim' there has been little tendency for thu shyster fishermen to go out because Q the fact that the brooks have beer running so high. Monday of nex week will be a legal fishing day.
 Higher Wages Coming.
 Other operators of big cotton mill in towns in this part of Windhan county will announce an advance O wages to operatives within a few days probably this week.
 State w. c. T. U. President Speaks.
 There was large congregation a l the Baptist church Sunday evening at the union service to hear the ad dress of Caroline B. Buell.. state presi l dent of the W. CT. U. Evening ser l vices in other churches were sHspende l that the members might hear tn speaker.
 Snow Good for Fruit Trees. Fruit growers looked with favor rath CT than disgust upon the snow tha has now almost disappeared Thei claim is that late snows are benefcia to fruit trees, inasmuch as they caus insects that do injury to be wiped out Favor Parcels Pest.
 w. F. Reach of East Brooklyn Ina 1 written Connecticut's representative in congress relative to the positio 5 they occupy as regards the parcels pos Iquestion. MT. Reach quotes Senate r Mclean as replying that he was de ] cidedly in favor of the parcels pos while Senator Brandagee is quoted a saying that he had formed no defnit opinion on the matter. Congressme Higgins, Hill Tilson, RnillS and Hen s " all record themseI yes with M e Reach as being in favor of the enact Imenut of parcels post legislation.