Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-09
VARIOUS MATTERS.

 i Tuesday.
 Students from Harvard university will arrive home Saturday for a week vacation.
 1 The new moon appeared Tuesday 1 evening in a sky as clear and cold at I it might be in January. Several lots on Groton Long Point have been disposed of during the last few days to purchasers rom New I Y ork and Hartford.
 Now that eggs are plenty and low priced, many are putting them down so as to keep them against time when eggs will be scarce and high
 Fine vaudeville at the Auditorium today.-adV
 The Connecticut State Agricultural
 society has asked the present leg1sla- ture for an appropriation of $4500 to be used entirely for premiums for az ricultural products
 Miss Katherine J. Kelly formerly secretary of a big insurance company
 will be married at her home in Col chester April 22, the groom elect being
 M. J. O'Shea, of Boston.
 The sick and shut-ins welcome the lengthening days Today. the 9th, there is an increase of four hours in the days length, giving thirteen hours, five minutes of daylight.
 Members of the Loyal Temperance Legion are urged by the White Rib bon Banner to fill boxes with toys to be sent to the little emigrant children arriving at Ellis Island
 C1roton contractor has a force of men at work on cottages at Eastern Point. A bath is being put in the cot tage of Mrs. George D. Colt of Nor wich and in the Nugent cottage.
 The Misses Curley of New London visited their brother, John Curley, at the tuberculosis sanatorium at Norwich Sunday. He has been fail ing, since his return from Arizona
 George Whittlesey, assistant treas urer of the Savings Bank of New London, started one afternoon recent ly at 3 o'clock and it took him less than three hours to walk to Norwich
 Much interest exists in the New England Order of Protection over the state convention today in Hartford. This is the 25th annual session and al. the lodges in the state will be rep resented.
 Best S3.5o eyeglasses properly fitted for s1.S5. Burnham 227 Main street. Adv.
 A painting. "Nocturne, New London Harbor,' by G. Albert Thompson, for mer director of the Norwich Art school, is a. conspicuously good canvas a the exhibit of the New Haven Paint and Clay club.
 The will of E. AImeda Adams, late of Windsor Locks, bequeaths to R. O. Brown of Willimantic. Albert Spell man of Willimantic, Edith Adams of Stafford Springs, Cora Ferry of Staff fordville $200 each
 Rev. J. J. Fitzgerald, president of the C. T. A. U of Connecticut, has sug- gested that on April 10 all the soceties of the union hold a public demonstra- ton in honor of Father Mathew, the apostle of temperance.
 News from the party Of Connecticut tourists in the Orient notes the inter est of their trip to- the Dead Sea and the Jordan. and the fact that they were on their way to Cairo. They found Constantinople very cold
 New England members of the Webb family are being notified that J. B. Webb of Lombard, Ill., has traced the family back to 136 B. C., and obtained the coat of arms granted Sir Henry Webb of England in 1516.
 Mrs Thomas Speirs of Nontville is to build a cottage on lots which she recently purchased on Mohegan ave nue, New London. MT. and Mrs. Speirs sevral years ago bought farm in the neighborhood of Montville.
 Governor Simeon E. Baldwin has written a short message to the school children of the state, which is in cluded in the Arbor Day bulletin, printed by the state board of educa ton and distributed about the schools of the state.
 The wedding of Miss Natalie Corn wall and Attorney David s. Day, q native of Colchester, has been an for the 30th of this month at the brides home in Bridgeport. It will be a small affair. few outside Of the family being present.
 Miss Elizabeth T. Case. daughter of Captain George R. Case, for over 20 years deputy collector of internal rev enue. and James w Cornell, son of the late Rev. J. B. Cornell, were mar ried Monday afternoon at Hartford at the home of the bridegroom.
 NIr. and Mrs. Hubert G. A. Hassler, who were in Wihdham county last month. have arrived at Montpelier. Vt, on their five year honeymoon walking contest. They started February 28 from the city hall at New York and are walking for a $10,000 prize
 As in WeStpOrt and NofWaik, when Jack Rose of New York, formerly of wanted to buy farm in Wilton, the Civic league. W. C. T. U. and church societies made such Vigor- ous protest that the property owner has withdrawn the option this week
 By order of Grand Master Wilbur $. Comstock of East Haddam, of the grand lodge of Connecticut, F. and A. Nj, Grand Secretary George A. Kies Of Norwich has sent out letter to the lodges of the state with reference to aiding sufferers by the Dayton flood
 Greeks from various cities were in Worcester Sunday to draw up a pro test to be sent from the American Greeks to Lord Gray of England. who is on the arbitration board of the Bal kan trouble, against taking away sev- eral islands that the Greeks feel their country is entitled to.
 Fairgrounds Membership Campaign.
 There was a meeting of the executive of the Norwich Fairgrounds association Thursday afternoon at 4.30 O clock in the Board of Trade rooms. It was decided to assign the ten teams