Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-18

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 Best s3.50 eyeglasses properly fitted
 for s1.S5. Burnham. 227 Main street.
 Adv.
 over 25,OOO.O0o fish eggs and fry
 were distributed by the United States
 fish fish commission last year. in Connect
 The Third company, c. A. C., C. N
 G., enlisted two recruits at it's regu
 lar drill Thursday evening in the
 armory.
 Mrs. M. B. Hopes has arrived at | Fishers Island for the season to look
 after her interests at the Mononotto Inn and cottages
 Social workers are being notified ! that the 10th national conference of ] Charities and Correction will be held
 at Seattle. Wash, July to 12.
 License your dog in the town clerk s ! flee now. One dollar extra after May l tst.-adv.
 | Mrs. Albert w. Avery of Quaker l Hill has forwarded to Xenia. Ohio. a l box packed by the Good Cheer Sun shine society for the flood sufferers. Funeral services for Mrs. Lizzie c. Scott were held at Mantle Wednesday
 afternoon at ? o'clock, Rev H. A. Fuller. formerly of Norwich officiat- | ing.
 At the meeting of the Fifth com
 pany, C. A. C., last Tuesday evening al
 the armory one recruit was enlisted.
 There was guard duty and artillery
 drill.
 Special effort is being made this year to secure good writing in the schools and some excellent specimens of pupils penmanship have been sent to SuDt. E. J. Graham'S office.
 Don't forget your water bills this week. Additions to all bills after the 20th.-adv.
 Local dentists attending Psi Omega dinner in Waterbury Wednesday in Leonard, T. A. Crowley. Psi Omega is a national dental fraternity.
 The 18th annual convention of the Connecticut Congress of Mothers for Child Welfare is to be held in the Con gregatiOnal church at Rocky Hill on Thursday and Friday, April 24 and 25.
 The wonderful Kinemacolor pictures will be shown at the Auditorium start ing next Monday.-Adv.
 E. c. Eaton. 1912. of storrs. is now head poultryman of the WiIkassia ! farm at Franklin, Mass. The farm is owned by w. K. Wood. and is special l izing in Rhode Island Reds as the util- | ity fowl.
 At the New England conference of | Swedish churches at New Britain Wed 1 nesday Rev. c. A. Lindevall Of North | Grosvenordale, spoke on The Position | of the Lutheran Church with Reference | to Present Day Religious Unity.
 Today the tax collector will be at l the drug store of George M. Rathbone, | West. Side. from II a. to l p. m.- Adv.
 At the recent Carnation night of the | Connecticut Horticultural society held l in Hartford MT. Fraser exhibited four houses of the state college at Storrs 1 and received a certificate of merit for each
 Surveyors are at Holland making survey for the cut and fill in for the state road that is being constructed between Stafford Springs and Will ington. This road touches on four towns Stafford, Ellington, Holland and 
 For the coming Y. M. c. A. gath ering at New Haven April 3Oth invi- -ations have been sent out from the state office at New Haven to church and Sunday school workers and young peoples societies in addition to the Y. NJ. C. As of the state.
 The twenty-third annual reunion of he Connecticut Association of Women was held in Derby Tuesday afternoon and evening under the aus ,ices of the Girls Industrial club. Of he six clubs in the league all were represented except Norwich.
 At this time of year some of the sheep are brought from the middle arm It Fishers Island and allowed to 9 Q ] logs have gotten in the habit of chas- ng them. Thus far seven sheep have ,een killed and wool scattered all over he lots.
 The commissioners of fish and game lave appointed seine inspectors for the ear, who will enter upon their duties day 1. With two exceptions the men .yme succeeds David P Huntley, and . A. Goddard of Windsor succeeds ohm H. Ramsey. The postoffice department is send ag out warnings again about the end ess chain prayer The authorities say he sending of such 3, prayer through | he mails is a violation of the postal | avs, and that the persons guilty of uch an act make themselves amen ble to prosecution. Arbor day in the schools is to be | marked by a visit from members of | he City BeautifuI committee detailed | or this work by Mrs. W. B. Birge, | rith the hope of interesting all pupils l an effort to keep home and school | remises in the scity in general free rom litter and dirt. One hundred and ffty-three mem CTS responded to the roll Of the Con ecticut division of the Grand Army f the Republic, called Tuesday even lg by Adjutant A A. May at the leeting of Merriam post Meriden. 1any of the posts throughout the ate were represented It looks as though the town of Han yer was to furnish the next mayor ! ? New York. At an East Side dinner
 honor of District Attorney Charles ! Whitman. Wednesday evening, when eth Low remarked that Whitman | ould make q good mayor the cheer l E Ia sted twenty minutes. The seventy five members of Holy ross College Alumni associa tion \ we been notified that the annual lnquet of the association will he held -