Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-26
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VARIOUS MATTERS.

Norwich, "Wednesday, March 2s, 1913. 1 VARIOUS MATTERS. Arb,Itus hunters are finding good sized buds on the plants.
 Some of the schools in the state open the Spring term today. l Charles Keeney and family have
 moved from Waterford to Boston. Best s3.5o eyeglasses properly fitted
 for $1,s5.A Burnham, 227 Main St.-adv. l A meeting of the executive commit l tee of the State Police association is
 to be held in Hartford today (Wednes- day).
 1 The Easter demand for duck eggs l was bigger than the supply, although a single Norwich firm disposed of 30 dozen.
 brated holy communion in Trinity l Episcopal church Tuesday, Annuncia- I tion day. | In some towns complaints are being ! made that the usual supply of gov l ernment seeds has not been receiv ed i this season.
 For the past two days the sprinklins kcart has made the round of the busi- l ness streets, a visit which was great lily appreciated.
 The latest edict for the post office in 1 Groton is that there will be no call l boxes at that office. There are 147 l lock boxes in the office. l William Henderson is breaking in 1 as conductor on the Groton and Ston- l ington line of the Norwich and Vest ] erly Traction company. l Prominent Yale men in Connecticut i being invited to Louisville, Kentucky
 to attend a big meeting of the asso- elated Western Yale clubs May and
 Books recently received at the Peck 1 library include ex-President Eliot's Education For Efficiency, and the List
 of American 18th Century News
 papers.
 Clarence L. Webster who died at
 Greenwich hospital of injuries ob- tained at the electric plant in Green
 wich was a brother of Burt w. Web ster of Holland.
 Local Greeks are close readers of the newspapers these days. especially since the assassination of King George, whose work for his country they gratefully praise.
 Richard Lamont predicts that on the twenty eighth the weather will be cold and remain so, with more or less storm accompanying the change, un- til the third of next month.
 The graceful electrical effects ar ranged for the Sodality ball this year were by James McGrory, repeating the success he achieved in that line for the society's ball year ago.
 At Dudley, Mass, MT. and Mrs Fred Edmunds celebrated Monday the 52d anniversary of their marriage MT and Mrs. Edmunds were married in East Woodstock, Marca 23, 1S61
 Former Norwich people now resid- ing in the state of Washington write home that April is to be apple day there, when all will pay homage to the king of fruits of general use
 Father Mathew minstreIs 40 voices, will open the society's festival in T. A. B. hall tonight. Curtain rises at g o'clock. Elegant stage setting Dane ing free. Admission Is cents.-ady.
 AS an effective background for beautiful Irish laces, Morgan Cronin 1 has arranged in the Boston store show | windows a series of scenes in Killar- | ney, which were enlarged and paint ed by Nelson E. Church.
 Plans for the Woman's college are 1 being prepared and will probably be presented at the next meeting of the 1 board of trustees. which will take place as soon as Chairman Morton F. l Plant returns from the west.
 The weather this winter made it comparatively easy at Bolton for those 1 who grow sweet-scented violets in 1 cold-frames to have punches of them ] for Easter although it was the earliest Easter for fifty six years
 The White Ribbon Banner is urging l mem bers of the ". c. T. L. to work l to secure one million temperance 1 pledges among Sunday school children | before the International Sunday | Scheel convention in Chicago in 1914 i
 A Nauga tuck man has been awarded | the contract for the erection of two 1 one for F. W. Eaton and the other for ! the Rev. P. C. Walcott, of frame con- 1 24X28 feet, each to contain six rooms.
 The Cadden family, whose house on Sachem street was sold during their a absence in Bermuda plan to move to their Main street property, the former Halle club quarters. April 1st to re main until they build on their lot on the Slater place.
 A Shin-dfg'' was given under the auspices of Our Lady of Grace church sn Fishers Island at the mine store house, Fort H. G. Wright. Monday night. A special boat carried patrons rom the mainland to attend the va lied entertainment.
 During this month the members of he Apostleship of Prayer in the Cath ,lic churches have had for their in- i ,entfon prayers for working girls and ooys, especially that the evils at -endant on chiid-labor may speedily pc done away with.
 Don't forget te attend the whist and social at the Armory, Friday evening. March 2S, by St Patrfck's parish. un- Ter the auspices of the Holy Name society. Very pretty prizes and orew1s orchestra will furnish concert md dance musie.-adx,
 tOnneetlcdt mefabefS Of the D. A. ! 3. are receiving reminders that there will be lively contest for the nation Il presidency at the congress April A. The friends of Mrs. William Cum nings Story and Mrs. Miller Horton for the office, are very ac- i've.