Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-17
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Norwich, Thursday. April Y. 1s1s
VARIOUS MATTERS

lage.
 Spiritual academy today. 15c-adv.
 It is said that trailing arbutus bid'
 fair to be in bloom for two week:
 longer.
 Telephone calls were increased near
 ly 50 per cent on account of the bani
 troubles.
 One or two sunny days will bring ou
 the blossoms on the handsome magno lia at Buckingham Memorial.
 The non-school signal rang at l. 1 Wednesday morning and 12.30 noon
 on account of the heavy rail.
 Another carload of oxen was shipped out of the state this week from Lyme
 to be worked on the farms.
 Kinemacolor will be at the Auditori- 1 um Monday.-adv.
 In spite of rebuffs. Jack Rose and
 his wife have been in NorwaIk this
 week looking al a S10.000 country
 place.
 Norwich is away ahead of New Lon
 don on its municipal park livestock
 The latest is a gift of Chinese geese. =
 New London Globe
 Don't forget your water bills this
 week. Additions to all bills after the
 20th.Aadv.
 New Haven papers mention among 1 those attending the D. A. R. congress
 in Washington Mrs. Horace L. Tower l recently of Norwich.
 At Mantle all the available teams ] about town are busy cardng bluestone | to Flanders for use on the new trunk ! road being built there. An automobile party of Norwich | people will go out to Preston City l tonight for the entertainment and supper of the grange. Governor Simeon E. Baldwin has signed a requisition of the soldiers i hospital board which maintains the hospital at NoFoton for $10.000.
 A secret service man has been 1oox- 1 ing up counterfeits in the state and was after a counterfeit $1o bill. These l bills were first detected in Bridgeport. 1 The anntiaI convention of Y. M C 1 A. workers of Connecticut at New Ha- i ven ApriI 30 will be honored this year l by an address by William Howard l Taft.
 Best $S.5O eyeglasses properly fitted for $LS5- Burnham, 227 Main street. Adv
 The Storrs# College Lookout notes among. dairy herds being tested for yearly records by three men from the college the cows of H. L Hudson of East Norwich
 Morton F. Plant of Groton has sent to Governor Simeon E. Baldwin his resignation as 9 member of the state park commission, and the resignation has been accepted.
 Connecticut beef dealers report a shortage in the supply of beef, during the past few days, stating that only about one third of the regular supply came in last week
 License your dog in the town clerks flee now One dollar extra after May lSt-adv-
 The rural play, Valley Farm, given under the auspices of Montville grange, P. of H., last Friday evening in Palmer Memorial hall. was repeated by special request Tuesday. evening
 Norwich dentists registered at the day included George A Comeau, T. A. Crowley, w ". Leonard and H. S. Williams and Vernon Hiscox.
 Harry Bradbury of Lyme sent by ex- press ten days ago a package of furs to New York house that he has dealt with for years They never received it. The express company is tracing it.
 Of 2s,ooO,o fish eggs and fry dis tributed in Connecticut last year by ] the United States fish commission, 1 Norwich is noted among the towns re- | ceiving from 5000 to 30,000 brook trout l fry.
 Don't forget your water bills this ! week. Additions to all bills after the i 20th.-adV.
 MT. and Mrs. Joseph B. Neale will | alnIhy. marriage Friday night at the home of their daughter. Mrs. Herbert E. War Ter, No. IS Richards street. New Lon don.
 Today the tax collector will be at the drug store of John A. Morgan Greene vile, from Il a. m. to D. m-adv
 The 21st court of the Society of Colonial Wars in the state of Connec- ticut will be held on Wednesday, May [ at the Wadsworth Atheneum, Hart ford and will be adjourned then With out action to May 24
 The Bridgeport Telegram notes that director of the State Baptist Womans Foreign Missionary society, is. the guest of Mrs. J. E. Gaylord of 1890 avenue during the conven- ton
 The certificate of interpretations of the New LondOn Dalry company nas been filed with the secretary of state. The authorized capitalization is $15, poo. The incorporators are Louis Schwartz, Rosa M Schwartz and Celia Cohn-
 Don't forget the big whist. forty five and social to be given by the Ladies Charitable society in Olympic hall to- night: 27 prizes Cadillac orchestra and dancing free. Tickets 35 cents.- adv.
 Steamer Block Island began Tuesday to run between Providence and Block Island, taking the place of steamer New Shoreham. The latter will go on the ways for general overhauling and will have other repairs made that will require fully a month
 Ameeting of the board of managers of the Connecticut society. Sons of the 4 American Revolution. was held Tues day at the Hartford club. The meet Ing was adjourned until April 24.when the managers will meet in Bridgeport with Judge Morris B. Beardsley-