Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-05
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VARIOUS MATTERS.

l There Is net e great deal of frost
 in the ground except In shady spots
 Washington visitors are sending
 showers of post cards to friends at
 home.
 | Tuesday was the s5th anniversary
 of the marriage of MT. and Mrs. Orion 1 Ford of Groton.
 1 Long and round clans today at l Powers Bros.-Adv.
 agent for the N. Y. N. H. & Il. R. R.
 at Midway, has resigned.
 l Tuesday evening the Player Piano l club met with Mr- and Mrs. A. C.. I Hatch of Mckinley avenue.
 Tides have been low this week and | that fact has been taken advantage 1 of by clam diggers in the shore towns. This week landscape garneder | from New Haven has been at work at ! Mrs. c. K Burnhams property a East l Great Plain
 Somerset lodge works the entered 1 apprentice degree this evening.-Adv. 1 Returning travels from Bermuda I now in New York include Louis Cad 1 den and his sisters, the Misses Cad l den of Norwich
 1 Two inspectors from New Haven have given all the telephones in Mont | vile a thorough overhauling and re- l pairing the past week. The great resort for pickerel fish l ermen, Rogers lake, at Lyme. has been 1 very unsatisfactory this season. as the | ice lasted but a short time. Last week the farm of Willard Da- wis on the east shore of Mantle bay and the RubiIlos place next to 1t were sold to New York parties for sum mer purposes.
 A new form of panhandling against which people are being warned is that of the beggar with a prescription. who asks for a quarter or half dollar to get it filled for his sick wife or mother.
 Baked bean supper at Spiritual Academy tonight, to z. 15 cents.- Adv.
 The total amount of the grand list for the town of East Lyme. as cor rected by the board of relief, is S1,- 722,071. The deductions, including the statutory exemptions, amounted to s3S.2 219.
 Marcus Trail of Poquonock has se- cured the contract for building the new road at Groton to be run through from Brandegee avenue to Mitchell street
 
 can be worked.
 The County Baptist Ministers as sociation held it's monthly meeting t the East Lyme Baptist church Mon day. Rev c. Edward Potter. former pastor of the Baptist church in Jew ett City, presided.
 The whaleback Badger. which the Tasco of the T. A. Scott fleet brought into port during the storm Sunday I-a Badger brought a cargo of coal from Newport News, Va.
 Concert at Slater hall Friday eve ming, March ', at D. m. given by 1 Girls Glee club assisted by Boys i Glee and Musical clubs. Tickets 25c. l Adv.
 Repair men from the local telephone l exchange, who are putting all the i'm struments in the division in first class condition, are now working through Bozrah, Occum and other outlying dis tricts and have four or five weeks more work.
 The New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad is negotiating to transfer it's entire dining car service to the control and management of Ford Harvey, director of the Santa chain of hotels.
 In Memorial hall of the new state library, Hartford. Governor Baldwin 1 will on the evening of March II give a reception to the members of both branches of the general assembly. Two 1 years ago he gave a reception of a similar nature.
 The children of the kindergarten de- partment, with their teachers Miss l Lillian Chapman and Miss Angie Per kins, took possession Monday of the RaEfeTlV ! of the new Groton Heights schoI the i gift of Frederick Bill.
 The Indiantown factory property, near Lantern Hill, formerly owned by Alonzo Main, has been sold to New York purchasers. Mrs. Raymond Will Jersey people and last week sold her household goods at auction.
 A months mind requiem high mass for Philias Leblanc. requested by the Holy Name society of which he was I member. was celebrated in St. Pat -icks church Tuesday by Rev. J. H. Frederick, members of the society and ,elatives attending the service.
 District Superintendent J. H. New ands presided at the fourth quarter V conference in the Lee Methodist ,hurch, Holland Saturday evening. Sunday morning he preached d very instructive sermon. A number united with the church by confession and let er.
 Seeds cuttings. bulbs roots, scions. md plants although chargeablc with he special rate of one cent for each wo ounces or fraction of two ounces, regardless of distance are made ourth class matter and postage on hem must be prepaid by parcel post stamps.
 At New London the engagement has 'een announced of Harry H. Walker 1 md Miss Julia Caukins. the marriage 0 take place this month, and to be ollowed by a trip abroad. Mir. Wal ter is to move his business from Ner- Tich to New London. Miss Caulkins Lt one time had class in folk danc- ng at the Norwich club. TRUE BILL FOUND