Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-02-29

| siderable driftwood and rubbish is al
ready being carried down.
Two mer are in Montville, compil-
ing a list of the inhabitants to be
printed in a suburban directory OF
Norwich soon 10 be issued.
the Bigelow Hartman Construction
company of Moatville has filed a pre-
liminary certificate OF dissolution
Levi Maynard, arrested at Ledyard
Center last week by Came Warden
Main for killing a deer, has been held
by Justice Pierce for trial in the su-
perior court.
There is a movement to have the
wives, mothers, sisters and daughters
of democrats throughout the country
celebrate the birthday Of Dolly Madi-
son May 20.
Comfort circle of The Kings Daugh-
ters held an interesting meeting Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. Branche,
Of Laurel Hill avenue, ten members
being present.
For the first time in the history of
Fairviow home for odd Fellows, a
double funeral was held Tuesday for
John Smith, who died on Sunday, and
Levi Fsirchild, whose death occurred
the next day.
Mention is made of the fact that
William Dodge Porter So who died
in Summit, N. j., Monday night, was
relative of the ate President Grover
Cleveland and Of the late Edmund
Clarence Stedman.
In several cities of the state, trolley
line superintendents have had posted
in the car barns a notice that con-
ductors shall be careful not to accept
as passengers men who are in help
less condition from drink.
A barn at Poquonnoc. owned by
Thomas Avery Of Eastern Point, and
leased by MIN to Paul Motley. who
operates a sawmill at Midway, was
burned Tuesday evening, with the IL
horses used by Mr.. Motley.
Secretary of Agriculture Wilson has
issued Farmers Bulletin No. 4S7.
Cheese and its economical uses in
the Diet which is free for the ask
ing and which shows how the house.
wife can defeat the Meat trust.
Judge Marvin, Professor Davis. Rev.
Mr.. Kennedy, Rev. MIR. Legg and G.
G. Hubert are the experts from
Hartford who arrive Friday to con-
duct the Three Days Men and Relig-
ion Campaign" All men welcome
adv.
Prof. w. NJ. Esten Of the Connecti-
cut agricultural college at Storrs lee
tured on Bacteria in Relation to Soil
Fertility, Wednesday evening in the
New Britain fruit growing lecture
course at the New Britain Y. NJ. C. A.
The large plate glass blown out of
window in the Chapman building in
the recent wind storm was replaced
on Wednesday. 1t was on the third
floor. and the big sash was taken down
to the street TO have the glass put in
A representative Of State Highway
Commissioner Macdonald has been in
Mantle this week, to look over the
state roads and to see what repairs
were necessary this spring. -Four cars
Of bluestone were ordered to be ship
ped to the freight station there.
In all. over forty dealers in turpen-
tine about the state have been exam
ined by Dairy and Food Commissioner
II. f. Potter for violation of the law
concerning the adulteration of turpen-
tine within the past few days. 1t is
likely that one or two prosecutions
will result.
Mrs. Elizabeth c. Seaman (Nellie
Bly,, who, it was shown, had deposits
in a local bank, has lost again in her
dispute to secure possession of her
property, the United States district
court. Brooklyn, n. Y, ordering her
Tuesday to surrender certain property
to the Iron Clad company.
A United States civil service exam
nation takes place March 20, Il and
% at Hartford, Middietown, and New
Haven to secure .eligibles from whom
to make certification to fill vacancy
as electrical and mechanical engineer
at from $500 TO $4,000 per year in
the quartermaster's department at
large, New London.
The state fish and game commits
sion is arranging to establish pre-
serve at Eastern Point for the propa :
EdIiCn Oh Quall anu HUNGARIAN pnSdS-
ants. 1t is not planned to purchase
land, but to lease for long term OF
years the rights Of a considerable sec
ton. including much wooded land
The land desired is owned by several
farmers.
Although there have been several
and sometimes complicated causes fol-
the death, within the last ten years
Of large percentage of hickory trees
investiga tions have proved that the
hickory bark beetle Is by far the mos
destructive insect enemy. and Is
therefore, in the majority of cases, the
cause OF the present dying of the
trees
During The Forty Hours devotion
Just ended In Rev. Or. 7. NJ. Crowley
church, New London, nearly 1906 per
SONS received Holy Communion
Among tho priests whJ assisted during
the devotion We're Reg. Fathers Will
lam f. Cayanaugh, Thomas A. Grum-
bley, j. r.. Fitzmaurice and William
II. Kennedy Of Greeneville.
AT AsaaWsy, X. L., today George
Spicer will celebrate his saith birth
day with q dinner, at which his foul
sssathers. his daughters. Mrs. Fred &