Norwich bulletin., 1912-04-24

toh H0S d poeiu' he NIGH WHO Are Not Free.
 Town School Supervisor Carlon E. Wheeler of Waterford has finished his inspection of the Montville and Oak daie schools.
 The Audubon society of the state is eniisting assistance in extermlnat- ing English starlings, and cats, which prey on song birds.
 The sum of S15.S4 was raised by the students of Bulkeley school at New London for the fund for the survivors of the Titanic disaster.
 Connecticut delegates have gone to Washington, D. C.. to attend the an nual convention of the American Bap- tist Foreign Missionary society.
 Local club members are receiving literature relating to the next biennial congress of the National Federation of Women's Cluos at San Francisco in June.
 If your dog is not licensed on or before May 1st. it will cost you S1.00 extra. Town clerks office open from g a. III. to p. m. daily.-adv.
 To save the eIms, Dr. Britton ad- vises putting band of tree tanglefoot early about each tree. or a strip of burlap, beneath which the young slugs will hide.
 A state party is talked of to attend the first international conference of The Kings Daughters and Sons, to be held in Louisville May 10 to May 14, inclusive.
 Agents of the state board of educa- tion are having demands for employ ment certificates from school children anxious to go to work as soon as the term ends.
 Mrs. Frank Harris finds that her Rhode Island reds are laying some big eggs and reports that on measuring some of them found the dimensions to be 7x6 1-4.
 Mir. and Mrs. Morton F. Plant who arrived the last part of last week at their estate. Branford house, Eastern Point, will remain now for the spring and summer.
 ''Si Perkins, with a troop of yelling schoolboys in his wake. did some noisy advertising and furnished diversion Tuesday noon, as he strolled about the principal streets.
 Louis B. Waterman, son of Patrol man Charles L. Waterman, has re- ceived appointment as assistant keep CT at New London Ledge light and has started his duties.
 The New London Telegraph noted the fact that Tuesday was the birth ] day of Earl L. Hyde, who supervises the Norwich, New London and West ] erly Mohican stores. Joseph HoIdridge has repaired the ! roads in the central district at Led yard. Luther Gray will have charge of the state roads and will repair them about May 1.
 William H. Murphy has sold his property, No. 251 Washington street, to Dr. Frank s. Bunnell. Dr. BunneIl is to be congratulated on acquiring such a fine residence.
 At the funeral mass for Mrs. Con- don, wife of Selectman P. H. Condon, in Bristol, Tuesday morning, Rev. B. Ml Donnelly of GTosvenordale was ] master of ceremonies. It has been decided by the New London Anti Tuberculosis society to do nothing until the sanitarium at Norwich is finished and ready to re- ceive county patients. When the industrial insurance com ! mission, of which John Eccles Is a member. met Monday at Waterbury. ! only three persons attended, and the commission Hoon adjourned.
 The town of Waterford, represented by the board of selectnen, withdrew it's petition in the New Lendon pro bate court Monday to have conserVa. tor appointed over Annie Adamson
 Members of the First Connecticut volunteer infantry in the Spanish American war have received nottfca- l tions of the annual reunion of the regiment at Windsor. Saturday, May
 General Supply company, Killingly l has incorporated. with capital stock 1 $s0.00e; begin business with $2,000. l 1ncorporators, Luther Filling F. A T J Danteison
 Rev. Thomas Feltman of Putnam l who Is conducting the evangelistit i services at the Advent Christian ] church. at Lafayette, conducted tn, Sunday evening services at Wickford i R. l., Baptist church.
 Bids have been asked by the United l F1r of cable and construction work on 7 new and more extensive lighting sys- 1 tenn for Fort Wright, which will in.
 VolVs an expenditure of S15,000.
 Tina banquet for the business ner at Old Saybrool1 town hall tonight
 when Mayor Thayer will speak, is ar.
 ranged by Charles Camp, son of tn,
 late s. H. Camp of Norwich, who wen
 from Hartford to Saybrook Point. Not one bid was received for th, fer the bankrupt Federal Biscuit com paRy's plant at New London Tuesda- at the receivers sale. The Boss name patents and copyrights were sold fo $500 to the New England Biscui
 company,
 fine beard walk, at tiRston Len,
 Point which Is to be nine feet wid
 and reach from Bushy Point, nea
 Mumferd's cove. to Long Peint a dis
 lance of m6fe than 2.656 feet, is t, be begun seen. The contract has besl awarded to q qrSt0h man
 Swedish girl, satsed fFoIH the ri
 taaie who exFiaiBed threugh the Swe
 dish maids of Mrs. H. F. DmmotI
 ef South Coventry that she was go
 ing west to meet her sweetheart, wa
 provided with clothing and well 1 filled suitcase and sent to- the SIatiol
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