Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-13
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Norwich. Thursday. March 1s, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

These are busy days about th'
 garages.
 | Because of smaller coal shipments 1 the freight business is a trif1e slow. Tiny pots of shamrocks are in thu
 fayors.
 mild day like yesterday starts l hurry calls for painters and paper 1 hangers.
 Several parties of New London la I dies attended the openings in Norwich 1 Wednesday.
 It was bright daylight until nearly | 6 o'clock Wednesday. The day is now II hours 4s minutes long. A sure sign of spring is the fact that 1 advance agents for the circus are making dates about the state Gov. Baldwin has appointed States Attorney Hadlai A. Hull a trustee o1 the Henry Whitfield house at Guilford Improved travelling and a pleasant day induced many visitors to came to town yesterday, and trade was good in all lines.
 The state commissioners of pharma- cy examined fifteen candidates for sen- . for drug clerks licenses at the capitol, Hartford, Tuesday.
 The condition of Rev. Silas J. Weav- CT of East Lyme who has been i'll for two weeks, shows no improvement. He was formely of this city.
 There is little change in the condi- ton of T. Y. Winship of East Great Plain, who has been i'll since New Years. MT. Winship will be 92 in Sep teTrsbef next
 The Connecticut Dairymen.s asse- citation is to hold an all day meeting in Grange hall, Torringford, Thurs day. under the auspices of Torrin gford grange. No 174
 The Crusaders. Special Lenten feat ure at the Auditorium next Monday. Four reels.-adV.
 Miss Isabel Blake of New London has received frequent calls from cit 1es and towns in the state to give talks on her mission work in Turkey. 'She spoke in Hebron Sunday.
 Eastern Connecticut high school teach CTS will attend a meeting of the Con- necGcut group, New England Modern Language association. at Osborn hall, Yale university. Saturday, March 15
 Spring opening of gowns, waists, neckwear and accessories at the Stu dio Speciality Shop, 52 Church street, today.-adv.
 The funeral of Charles P Norcross, who died at Lawrence hospital, New London, from dropsy, was held We'd nesday a 2.30 at the home oh his brother Wallace Norcross of Ailyn's Point.
 April 26 will be the birthday of the order of Odd Fellows in this state. and nil Io 10oV tad E-a:- 1,, At this time the annual contributions from the different lodges will be made to the home.
 Regents and delegates from the D. A. R. chapters of Connecticut to the national congress are to meet Tues day. March Is. in the Congregational church at Cheshire. A state regent and vice regent will be appointed.
 Spring millinery opening today Open Monday, Thursday and Saturday evenings. Mrs F. A. Collins, Mckin- ey avenue.-adv.
 The grand lodge of Connecticut, Knights of Pythias, has divided the tate into four districts for tfrse forna- If initiation: Hartford. with 33 lodges; New Haven, 15; Bridgeport, 12; Wa 1 erbury, 12.
  of the southern district of he Southern New England Telephone company, is assuming the duties of l he late W. F. Harper, who was dis 1 rict commercial manager of the west l rn district.
 Comfort circle of The Kings Dugh- i CTS met Wednesday with Mrs. William i 8aker, of Phillips avenue, thirteen 1 members and one visitor being pres i mt. In ehe absence of the leader. Mrs. | l. T. Utley. the vice leader, Mrs. J. H. 1 Allen, presided.
 Regular assembly Franklin council, his evening. For ballot and rehearsal 1 
 Twenty-Five men and three women ave been in New Haven for the past Wo days taking the spring examina- ioE to practice medicine in Connecti- Ut There will be another examina- i ion before the state board in July and mother in November.
 After enforced idleness, due to cold reather actiN ities at the Breakwater quarries, near the Naval lrce of 70/men is now at work getting le plant in readiness for operation a eek from next Monday.
 George De1tmer- 43. o1ed Nj cnda1 in is home at Lawrence. Mass. He was orn in Norwich the son of Bernard nd Gretchen (kesteF) Deitmer. The ody was. taken to Worcester and the lnera1 was held Tuesday. with private uFiaI in Hope cemetery.
 Real estate agents claim to have vice the number of demands for cot ages on the Eastern Point side this sasen that they are receiving for the few London side. explaining it by he belief that the fashionable people ant to be near the big hotel and it's ayeties.
 Gave Bonds for Appeal.
 Tn the city court Wednesday morn 1ex fsia rAfeA RafAHNa nf PrnVideneA