Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-19
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VARIOUS MAI TERS.

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 The almanacs promise frost tomor-
 row.
 Fridays warm sun brought out the
 blooms of the Japanese quince
 Several from Norwich went to Bos-
 ton Friday for Patriots day today.
 DandeIions dot the terraces at the
 postoffice since yesterdays sunshine
 The ground is wet as a sponge, so
 that little gardening can be done just
 now.
 Don't forget your water bills this
 week. Additions to all bills after the
 20th.-adv-
 sign of spring is the annual gypsy
 camp pitched al Poquonoc, on the road
 to Fort Hill.
 Trout fishermen say the brooks are so high that the season will be at least
 a month late.
 The D. A. R. memorial bubble foun-
 tain on the Little Plain has been un-
 covered for the season.
 Several of the sufragettes from New l London came back to Norwich for a
 brief stay Friday evening.
 Best s3.5o eyeglasses properly fitted for $1.s5. Burnham. 227 Main street. Adv.
 Joseph T. Cruttenden of Norwich l has sold the Babcock cottage at Cres- cent Beach to Miss Aida L. Hillyer of l Groton.
 A new series of the postal savings bonds which were issued at the be- ginning of the year will be issued on i July l.
 License your dog in the town clerks flee now. One dollar extra after May | Ist.-adv. '--.. Repairs and improvements are being made to the G. H. Chapman residence. formerly the N. D. Sevin place, on Union street
 week. Additions to all bills after the 20th.-adV.
 A Mystic correspondent. referring to Thursday nights concert, said: The solo Twas April by Mrs. Grace Ald- rich -Crowen of Norwich was greatly admired.
 The semi-annual meeting of the Tol- land county conference of Congrega- l tional churches will be held with the l Congregational church at Gilead on l Tuesday, May 13.
 Stunt Night at the Y. M c. A. gym 1 on Friday, the 18th at 7.45 D. m. Ad- 1 mission 70 cenlS."AOV.
 Herbert L. Branche, who died at his 1 home in Norwich April 8. will be | missed at Roxmount, Lords Point, | where he has spent many seasons.- Stonington Mirror.
 The dairy company from New Ha- ven, which takes about 2000 quarts daily, has given notice that 10 milk will be received at the Westchester station later than 10 o'clock.
 Today the tax collector will be at the Peoples Store, Taftvil1e from F m. to 2.30 ?. m.-Adv.
 A gift of s10O came to the building fund for the St. Agnes home during the past week in memory of MT. and Mrs. Patrick Clark of Stafford Springs The fund now amounts to S5,221.27.
 Mir. and Mrs. Simon L. Bretzfeld of New York. the former secretary of the 1 Pullman Car company. are soon to close their apartment on St. Nicholas avenue and open their bungalow at Oswegatchie.
 Go to the Auditorium next Monday afternoon and be one of the first to see Kinemacolor photoplays.-Adv.
 A North Woodstock correspondent notes that MT. and Mrs. Luther Raw son were guests at a dinner given Sunday in honor of MT. Rawson's by their daughter, Mrs Cal Win L. Rawson.
 4 former Norwich Town clergyman, Rev. w. c. Woodward, assigned to QuarryviIle Methodist church, is to keep bachelors hall until June. when his three children return from college and high school.
 Rev. James Tregaskis, formerly of CncasvilIe, for two years pastor of the Centenary Methodist church, Province town, is to retire from the ministry | on account of failing health and will , live in Connecticut. The SodaIity will entertain St. Johns Literary association of New London evening. All members are re- luested to attend.-Adv. The state seine inspectors are paid ( 50 cents by fishermen for inspecting ( shad nets, the meshes of which must De not less than 1-2 inches in diam eter. Shad fishermen must have their lets inspected each year |. B. o. Fowler is at work at Fairview f lome for Odd Fellows. decorating the interior and making all ready for the ( innIversary of the order, Grand Mas [ CTS day. April 26. The grounds are a Ilso receiving spring cleaning. Word has been received by Meth dist friends that Rev Walter Fla and b 1rs. Ella expect to celebrate their S golden wedding anniversary at the V lcme of their daughter Susie, 431 Leb- t ron street. MeIrose. Mass. April 23 Rev and Mrs. F. P. Batcheler now f Talcottyille, were pleasan ntIy sur rised last Thursday evening when | fter prayer meeting they were pre- ented a purse of gold and bouquet of 1 oses in honor of the 18th anniversary 1 f their marriage. The wedding of John McGarry and Hiss Lillian Rowe took place in the pringfeld cathedral Wednesday 1 1orning, Rev. Thomas Smith perform IS the ceremony and celebrating the l upHal mass. Miss Catherine Rowe I'd Thomas Dorsey. both of New Lon on, were the attendants H
 Two Barrels for Dayton. I'll Friday night at the A. NJ E. Zion hurCh of al 1