Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-25
QltaR g1ullfIIn.
Norwich, Friday, April 25, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

 A cottage is being built on Tyler ! evenue Eastern Point. for the Heublien
 family of Hartford.
 The. first pieplant was cut April .16
 four days ahead of last year and Il
 days earlier than in 1911. | At Holland George Brooks has brok-
 en all local records on lettuce this spring. He has raised and marketed | 5000 head.
 The meeting of the Connecticut Hor- 1 tIcultural society at Hartford this 1 F'ridayD evening will be a Hardy | primrose night"
 The state examiner of parochiaI
 schools, Rev. William J. Fitzgerald, 1 of Hartford, is visiting schools in east At Mantle Comstock hall has been wired for electricity and the lights were turned on for the first time on Wednesday evening.
 The first open car of the season of the Norwich and Westerly Traction company was run through to Pleasant View and Weekapaug Thursday.
 Tonight Stunt night Y. M. c. A.. 7.45 p. m. Admission 25 cents.-adv.
 Postmasters are being notified that parcels sent to the Canal zone un der parcel post regulations. must be accompanied by customs declara- tion.
 In Bozrah Chesterfield. Montville, Colchester and other towns of the county Jewish visitors from the cities are spending the Passover holidays with relatives.
 Members of classes to be graduated in June are finding valuable aid in preparing essays by consulting new books recently received by the Otis and Peck libraries
 A few of the history classes remem- bered that April 23rd was the anni- versary of the Connecticut colony ob- taining it's famous charter from Charles II in 1862.
 A Norwich visitor in Vermont writes home that Arbor day in that state comes today Friday). There the Kings Daughters are at the head of the cleanup movement.
 License your dog in the town clerks flee now. One dollar extra after May lst-adv.
 Albert W. Cooper of New York has been chosen to succeed Albert F. Faux as orgaqist of St. James Episcopal church, New London. MT. Faux goes to q church in Newark. N. J.
 Wednesday the 23rd was the 6Sth birthday of Alfred Bishop Beers, of Bridgeport. present commander-in- chief of the c. 4. R., who was born in New Rochelle, N. Y, in 1S45.
 New Britain papers note that a for mer Norwich clergyman, Rev. John T. Winters who has been seriously ill has recovered and has left Old Point Comfort, Va. on his way north.
 After nearly four years as pastor of Staffordvflle Congregational church. Rev. Marion Jones, the first woman ordained in Connecticut, has resigned and will preach her farewell sermon Sunday.
 During the week James E. Lord, of Lords Point shipped a. basket of eggs from his mammoth bronze prize tur- keys to Count Graf Von Moltke of | Creisan. Xii Schwelduitz, Schlessein, 1 Germany.
 Sons of Veterans are requested to | meet with Sedgwick post tonight at | 1.45 to arrange for Memorial Day. Adv.
 Petitions of the Connecticut com ! railway on Sachem street Norwich, | will be heard by the public utilities | on Wednesday, April l 30, at 11.30 a. m.
 In the house at Hartford this week. l a favorable report was made on q bill l prohibiting the offering of bill larger than five dollars to a conductor on penalty of fine.
 At the big currant field at Masha- paug, Holland county there are 25.- 900 currant bushes, and already 10O.- poo boxes have been received for the picking The entire crop will go to a Boston commission house.
 There are go establishments in Connecticut that employ over 800 hands; and 37 that employ over a -housand Foundries and machine shops have the largest number of 1 wage earners, approximately 15,O0O
 Sealers of Weights and Measures are oeIng invited to attend the eighth an- 1ua1 conference on weights and meas tres to be held at the headquarters 'f the Bureau of Standards, Washing -on, D. C.. May IA to IT. inclusive
 The marriage of Miss Blanche Lew s, only daughter of Mir and Mrs. Wal CT Lewis of New London. and Clark 3. Edgar of New York, took place Thursday evening at o'clock at the nome of the bride, Rev. J. w. Bixler 
 Commenting on the speedy trip of he -NoI "Ich IiItHlen to LeDanOn We'd lesday an exchange says: The trip of he chemical auto, demonstra ted it's Isefulness and no doubt it will prove . bonanza to the small towns sur ounding Norwich.
 A verdict of $205.4O has been award d Miss Margaret McQuillan, of WflIf- nantfc, Conn, against the estate of Hiss Catherine Ryan, of Rutland for Vhon/ the plaintiff claimed to have ared as a nurse for ten weeks-St. Albans, Vt, Messenger The trolleymen's state conference oard has petitioned the public utiIi- tLA 1lc,.. 4i.