Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-28
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Norwich, Friday, March 2s, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

I
 reached Danbury in their rounds.
 Members of the W. e. f U. have
 been commemorating Neal Dow dayA
 Best ss.so eyeglasses properly fitted for s1.s5 Burnham a27 Main street. Adv.
 Following Thursday afternoons ter rife showers there was a fine rainbow 1 about 5.30.
 When it clears off. wardens will be relieved of all fears of forest fires for l some time.
 The foundation is nearly completed for the new cottage for J. B. Stannon at Ocean Beach.
 Homemade candy and cake sale at Holy Name whist tonight at the ar l mory.-AdV.
 School children think the weather man has given them an unsatisfactory kind of vacation week.
 The .OakdaIe mill is considering op- l erating it's plant by electric power sup piled from New London
 Some of the maple sugar makers l hereabouts consider this the poorest season in their experience. i Steamer Thames of the Chelsea line 1 left 12o barrels of tar at the wharf for use at Eastern Point, Wednesday. l Electric lights have been installed in St. Johns church, Une asville. and are now ready to be lighted when need ed
 Orchardists have been greatly ham, pered by the windy. showery days. as it is almost impossible to do any spraying.
 i fraz1 ,r-fx fRFaD D- .l1i ton will come down on the Central Vermont road tonight and another is due Saturday.
 Dr. F. s Luther. president of Trin- ity college. Hartford. reached his 63d birthday Wednesday He is a native of Woodstock.
 The contractor is pushing work on the cottage being built at Ocean Beach for Dr. D. l.. Jones of Norwich, the building being up to the second story.
 Attorney Charles w. Comstock of MontyiIle has Charles Adams as chauf- feur this season, and has just received a handsome new automobile from Bos ton.
 Tonight shannon's hall. Baltic, ex- cellent drama. Ely O'Connor Dane ing after until 1 o'clock. Miss Mill ner's orchestra for benefit of St. Mary's church-Adv.
 Stephen Phelps has had his family and household effects moved from the game preserve at East Lyme to his former place in Groton on the Bran ford farms. Saturday, Monday and Tuesday eve nings until o'clock. Tuesday, April 1st. is the last day of the collection of the personal tax.-Adv.
 
 The Association of Connecticut Road Officials met Thursday afternoon at ? o'clock at the Elks' club in Waterbury to discuss the subject uf Disposal of City Waste-Ashes and Garbage"
 lee has gone out of the bays in Yer mont. a Norwich visitor to St. Albans writes, the earliest in years In 1912 the date was April 17th and in 1911 there was open water on April 18th.
 Don't fail to attend the whist at the armory this evening by the Holy Name society Whist from to 10; dancing from 10 to 12. Drew's orches- tra.-AdN.
 Norwich friends have received cards from MT. and Mrs Frank H. Merrill of New York. formerly of this city, announcing the birth of Q daughter Mary Catherine Merrill. on March 18th a Waterbury.
 All the 46Dor DlflS relating to women and children will be heard Wednesday afternoon, April ,, at the state pitol in Hartford. Chairman Neebe of the labor committee made that announce ment Wednesday.
 What can be done to further forest ry conservation in Connect, ut will be the topic for the next meeting of Connecticut Pomona grange. to be held with Totol<et grange in North Branfor1 Thursday, May S.
 A delegation of Connecticut NobIes of the Mystic Shrine and their friends l will attend the annual session of the ] imperial council at Dallas. Tex, in May. The party will leave New York on Saturday, May ?.
 Captains Church and Tarbox with members of both the Third and Fifth ] companies C. A c. c. N. G. attended 1 the ball given by the 18th company i at DanieIson Thursday evening in honor of Col Dorsey.
 Governor Baldwin has issued an or der on the jaiIer of Litchfield county for the transfer to the Norwich state hospital of William l.. Miller, pris- oner confined there and reported in sahe of Dr. John l.. Bue1
 Low eolonist fares to California via Washington Sunset route until April 14. !! Personally conducted tourist sleeping CdIS ITuIn " dSulHStOA W1tHouL cudfSe, daily except Sunday. Berth $9. ? MILK & 352 Washington Sts., Boston.-adv. 1
 The Connecticut Valley association of alumni of Bates college will hold a meeting this (F'riday) evening in Hart ford at the home of pr. William 1 Thompson. Dinner will be served and l an address will be given by Prof. | George NJ. Case of the college. i Rutger Bleecker Jewett of 7se Mad 1 ison avenue, New York city. has nounced the engagement of his sister. | Miss Katharine Stanley Jewett, to ] Daniel Rowland of Providence. Miss 1 Jewett Is a daughter of the late Dr. j E. H. Jewett of New York, formerly l of Norwich.
 The Ideal Mandolin club, 20 pieces, i one of the city's most popular musical ! organizations will furnish the stage | attraction at the Father Mathew fes- i tival in T. A. B. hall tonight. Dancing [ free Cadillac orchestra. Admission 1 15C adv
 Waterbury papers note that Miss Clotilde Mitchell. IS. a normal school l