Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-21
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Friday, March 21, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
March 21st Is St. Benedict's da

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 March Fist Is St. Benediets day. l Several of the churches plan sunrise 1 services Easter morning. The Ascension lily figures censpicu- | ously in the store decorations. ] Postmen are already feeling the bur- den of the Easter post card mall. Don't forget L. o. o. F. whist ard ! dance tonight--adv, Because of the rain the schools had l no session Thursday afternoon. A number of Easter week social af- fairs have already been announced. Fairvfew reservoir was 66 inches down from full pond on Thursday. Thursdays downpour suited the dealers in umbrellas and rubber foot wear.
 All the furniture stores in town will close at noon today.-adv. Ad~entists from eastern Connecticut will attend the state convention at Meriden today.
 Wauregan House Barber Shop will close today at noon.-adv. At the Holy Thursday mass in St
 Patricks church Rev. Thomas A.
 Grumbly officiated.
 Because of the pelting rain, the bell
 rang at 12.30 for no school sessi ,n Thursday afternoon.
 With a holiday in so many of the
 manufactories, merchants are looking
 for big trade today.
 New wall papers at The Tanning
 Studios No 21 Willow
 Norwich friends hear that Mrs.
 Frank A. Foster is i'll at the home of
 relatives in Columbus, South Carolina.
 The morning collection Easter day in some Connecticut churches is to
 be for the benefit of refugees from the Balkan war.
 Worship and sermon far Good Friday st Broadway church, Il a. m.-adv.
 With bright weather. the members of the Wednesday night dancing class of Miller's academy are planning to walk to Gales Ferry today.
 Delegates are being appointed from local lodges of the N. E. O. P. to the state convention of the Grand lodge in Hartford in April.
 Rev. J. H. Newland, of Norwich, dis trict superintendent will go to West Thompson Saturday afternoon to con- duct the fourth quarterly conference.
 Easter postcards, booklets and novel, ties at Lowell Bros. Thames sq.-adv
 Principal and Mrs Fred L. Newton and Mrs. J. A. Halligan, Mrs New tons mother are to spend part of the 1 Easter vacation at Shelbourn Falls, | Mass.
 The Connecticut Ex-Prisoners of | War are to hold their meeting today | n Hartford in Grand Army hall The | members of Robert O. Tyler w. R. C. i will serve dinner.
 During their stay in Norwich while preparing to move to their new home l n Philadelphia, Rev. and Mrs. P. C. 1 Wright are occupying the apartment 1 if Mrs. Frank A. Foster in Otis street. l
 Fire sale. Regular s35O eyeglasses or S1-75. Burnham's, 227 Main street. Adv.
 The portrait of Mrs. Sara T. Kin ey. honorary state regent of the 5 to be exhibited in a number of Con !ecticut towns before being taken to 
 The Tanning Studios, 31 Willow St ldv.
 Mrs. Philena Foster Griggs of ToI- and celebrated her 92nd birthday l tuesday. She is well and her mind is cry clear. Mrs. Griggs has a sister n Buffalo and still able to do a good 1 cal of work.
 At the business educators conven- ion being held at the Rudolf, Atlan- c City, which Walter B. Canfieid and :. G. Berry of Norwich are attending. here is to be big banquet this (F'ri- aD evening.
 Boys! Buy her an Easter hat for nly 25 cents at Lowell Bros, Thames  Mrs. John Humphrey. 70. died at her ome in Fair Haven. Vt, Tuesday from 1 She is survived by her 'hn of Norwich, Conn. and Cornelius
 Fair Haven. The Thames River Lumber company ( IS added a large automatic baling I Id separating machine to it's plant | hich separates the shavings, rough [ wdust and fine sawdust automatic ly, baling the shavings. Now is the time to buy Easter post | rds and booklets at Lowell Bros. Y names square.-adv. t Ire uOch oI evening grOS peaks in ,nnecticut during January has an [ ared across the Massachusetts line = Lunenberg- The home of these birds /
 the Canadian Rockies and they are < ry rare in this section. morning Rev. William r tvanaugh went to Hartford to repre- mt the rector of St. Patrick-s. Rev H. Frederick, receiving from Bishop Ian the holy oils for use in the urch ceremonies during the coming ar. From the reported purchase of the inning property by Emil Fox the inn ession was gained that Mir and Mrs
 F. Fann1ng were to remove at once pm their present location on Willow rect, but they will not move until the st of September The Third company. C. A. C., c. N. , had it's regular drill Thursday a |