Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-15

Best $3.50 eyeglasses properly fitted
 for S1.s5. Burnham. 22T Main street.
 Adv.
 April 27th has been appointed as
 the date for the spring festival of the | socialist Sunday schools
 The State Dental association vii
 hold it's 18th annual meeting in Water
 bury today and Wednesday.
 Henry M. Doane, 6s. of Warehous.
 Point, died at his home Friday night
 MT. Doane was born in Holland, Apri
 5, 1844.
 New London is so daffy over its
 coming ball season. that it's soda foun-
 tairs are selling a special Home Rur
 sundae.
 License your dog in the town clerks flee now. One dollar extra after May 1 Ist.-adv.
 At Neptune park the new cottage for J. B. shannon is framed to the second story. Dr. Jones' new cottage 1 is shingled.
 A Groton correspondent notes that the sloop Tillie, owned by MT. Coon ot Norwich, was launched Saturday, ready i for commission.
 School prncipals have been notified 1 that the fourth international congress ] OH SCHOOL HS S46n6 IS to De nelI III buI ] fa1O, N. Y. August 25 to 30. May IS has been set aside as Uni | Versal Peace day. but as this is Sun 1 day, the observance in the g chOOlS will ] be transferred to the day following. i Musicians and musical clubs are ! drawing on the libraries for informa- ton about Richard Wagner. whose centenary is to be observed this month. Wednesday al Spiritual academy. Aprons, home made cake and candy. Special supper 25 cents.-adv. Westerly is not the only place both cred with fires this month, for up to last Friday Norwich had an average of one day since April 1.-Westerly Sun.
 Prominent military men and mem bers of German societies are receiving invitations to the unVeiling of the Carl Schurz memorial in New York. May 10th.
 The county secretary, Miss Lucy Geer of Norwich. is making assign ments for the county conference of the Kings Daughters at New Lon don, May 17th.
 No disappointment is looked for in the delivery of the new autoambu lance which Mrs. Charles l.. Hubbard
  early in May.
 The New England Associate Wom- ems Alliance of Unitarian churches is Church of the Unity at Springfield Mass, Thursday.
 Word has been received in eastern Connecticut of the death at Warren. R. l., of Mrs John McNay, wife of former pastor of the Methodist Epis- copal church in Noank and churches elsewhere.
 Everybody's doing it. Doing what Buying tickets for the Franco club whist and dance in T. A. B. hall to- pight--adV-
 The editor in chief of the Mt HoI- yoke Magazine retires after the issu- ing of the May number The other senior members. who retire at the same time, include Ruth A. Higgins of South Coventry.
 Tobacco beds about Connecticut are doing well. the plants being of fairly good size now. It is expected some of the growers will be able to trans plant the plants from under glass into the field by May 10.
 On account of the afIiction of their native land in the death of it's king, Greeks in Connecticut decided to post pOne the fGleDTdIlGn OI the lEdeDenQ- ence of Greece to May 21. It was to have been held March 26. i
 The different Royal Arcanum coun- i cils of the state will be represented by the officers and delegates at the 27th i annual convention in Bridgeport today 1 and Wednesday. Between 400 and 800 covers will be laid for the banquet this 1 evening.
 Today the tax collector will be at l the Yantic store from 10 to 11.30 a. l m and at the store of Patrick T. Con- l nell, Bean Hill from 12 m. to 1.50 p. !! m.-adv.
 Miss Anna Ladd. daughter of Frank | Ladd of Andover, died at her fathers i three sisters survive her, including i Miss Marion Ladd of Storrs. and three i brothers, including George and Walter | La1d of AndoVer.
 Sophie Katz. who conducted a gro 1 cery store in Griswold, filed petition 1 in bankruptcy in the United States court Saturday She made oath that ! she did not have $40 to pay the filing 1 fee. She has liabilities of SS2o.40 and l S196.40 is unsecured.
 News from the Connecticut party of dated Cairo, March 28. stated , tha they were to sail April 2d for Ma i ples where the members were to sep ] arate. They were enjoying summer i weather temperatures of so and S5 i degrees during the day. Members and aids of the City Beau 1 tiful committee of which Mrs William | B. Birge is chairman. have been as signed by her to visit the public and 1 parochial schools on Arbor day, to | enlist the help of the children in mak- | ing Norwich a fair an dtidy city.
 A New London paper states that Mrs. Katherine F. Hickey and Mrs. l Maud Huntley have returned from ] Hartford. where they were guests at ! the wedding of their nephew, James i B. Cornell, son of Rev. and Mrs. J. 1 B. Conneu, and Miss Elizabeth T. Case. i In case of injuries to travellers on i it's New Haven lines the rules of the i company now require that all infor- l nation regarding them, together with 1 their names, if they can be obtained. | be sent at once to the passenger train | master. He will make the informa- ton public. According to entomologists the pres ent cold snap, coming after so much mild weather. for the time of year. | will serve the farmers purpose in 1 addition to prolonging the maple su-