Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-11
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Norwich, Friday, April ii. 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
April 11th is St. Leo's day.

School children are visiting the li-
 braries securing matter for Arbor day
 compositions and recitations.
 Steamer Minnetauka, on which MT. and Mrs Harry H. Walker were pas
 sengers, has reached London. Bankers have been warned that l counterfeit s10 gold certificates have | been detected in circulation about the state.
 Walter R. Denison of Groton is at l the present time in Venice, from which l city he will sail for home, arriving in 1 9 few weeks.
 J. Olin Howe. now of Waterbury, l writes amusingly in the Boston Tran 1 script of Uncle Horace Johnson, ''our | sky laureate
 While the early morning temperature l keeps below freezing it is a serious setback to farmers who had looked for | an early spring.
 Best sS.5O eyeglasses properly fitted | for $1.S5. Burnham 227 Main street. Adv.
 Preparations for Memorial day are going quietlD on among the patriotic organizations. This year the 30th
 of May falls on Friday. Lodges about the state are preparing to celebrate the 96th anniversary of the founding of Odd Fellowship in the
 United States this month.
 During the past. year the Connecti- cut Bible society has sold nearly 19,0O0 Bibles and donated 7,373. The Bibles are printed in thirty languages.
 Thursday in St. Patrick's church rel stives and family friends assisted at a requiem high mass celebrated by Rev J. H. Frederick for John Con nCrs, Jr.
 License your dog in the town clerks cffice now. One dollar extra after May lst.-adv.
 Roads about the country are be- coming settled after the heavy rains, although these resulted in uncovering some bad stones which auto drivers do not like.
 There is complaint that small shop Keepers in various sections sweep all refuse into the streets. A Franklin street fruit dealer does this, but as he burns the rubbish no fault is found.
 See The Rehearsal of William Tell" a perfect scream. Auditorium, today and tOmorrow.-AdV.
 Prominent local people have been notified that the fifth annual confer ehce of the national association for Ihe advancement of colored people will be held in Philadelphia beginning the 23d.
 The 121st annual meeting of the Holland County Medical association is 1 10 be held at the Rockville house on | Tuesday, April 15. The president of | the association is John P Hanley of | Stafford Springs.
 The 5000 additional copies of the report of the tuberculosis commission CTS, recently ordered by the general assembly, have been delivered by the Irinters and are being mailed to a long list of applicants.
 A bill on which hearing was held this week in the legislature before the 1a1lroad committee provides that a trolley conductor shall not be obliged to accept for fare any bill of larger denomination than s2.
 Members of Sedgwfck post. No. 1. G. A. R., the Sons of Veterans and the Citizens corps are planning to attend the campfire of Sedgwick Womens Relief corps No. Is at the Bucking- ham Memorial thiss evening
 Rev. J. N. Geisler and family have to Holland after spending d week at Portsmouth and at the con ference at New Bedford Rev Mr | Geisler has been returned to the Lee Methodist church, Holland.
 Members of the State Agricultural society were asked to write their rep resentatives urging them to vote for this bill. known as Substitute Bill No. i6S. Making Appropriations for In Agricultural Societies."
 Low co1onist fares to California via Washington Sunset route until April 14. Personally conducted tourist sleeping cars from Washington without charge, daily except Sunday. Berth S9. 12 Milk & 332 Washington Sts.. Boston.-adv.
 Not much work has been done this winter on the new state refornatory 1t Cheshire for which eastern Con lecticut men have labored, but it is that the institution will be ready for occupancy some time in May.
 The Norwich and Westerly Traction company has made a change in it's schedule whereby commencing Mon lay. April II. the first car for Wester- y will leave Franklin square, Nor ar will be discontinued.
 Workers in the cause of the W. C. I. L. learn that to the coming in- ernational convention at Brooklyn, N- Y., England will send 15O women. ed by Lady Aurea Howard, daughter 1f the Countess of Carlisle, the worlds president of the organization
 A two weeks mission is being given It St. Joseph's church, Cliff street. by from Eric, Penn. Rev. fathers Slupinski and Janowslxi. Last weeks services were for the women ,f the congregational; this week the nen are attending in large numbers.
 The funeral of Patrick F. McGowan, born a poor farmers son in Lebanon, vas held Wednesday in New York, with every honor possible to pay one vho had been acting mayor for so
 Tr, 1IO 1f VH ngton Irving high school where he vas gratefully called father" memo