Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-14
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Norwich, Friday, March IA, 1913.
VARIOUS MAT TIERS.


 Bakers are already taking orders for hot cross buns.
 A number of the rural schools end the winter term today.
 Considerable orchard renovation and general pruning is going on. k The Boston auto show has been at tracing visitors from this section.
 The Bulletin is in receipt of Der muda papers from Andrew F; Conner
 War in the Holy Land s5e,ooe pro daetion Four reels. Auditorium,
 Poultry raisers are finding this an unusually favorable spring for their business.
 Spring millinery opening today and Saturday at Christmanns g McKin- ley avenue--adv,
 Che of the judges for Trinity college scrap this evening is Alfred J. LHeu- reux of Jewett City.
 Church workers are receiving notices that this years Silver Bay conference will be from July F to 20.
 The D, A. R. regents and delegates
 
 March 25 instead of March IS.
 At the Methodist conference in Bol- ton Rev George Wright of the Quarry vile church declined a reappointment-
 The Lenten preacher in French at St Patrick's church, Collinsville, Thurs day evening was Rev. U. c. Bellerose of Baltic.
 Members of local Sunshine societies noted Wednesday, which was cele- brated all over the world as Interna- tional day.
 Mrs. Lottie F. Pierce. a native of of her daughter in Pawtucket Valley. She was 45.
 When the six is clear, the brilliant planet Venus in conjunction with the crescent moon is making a sight well worth watching
 4 former Norwich pastor, Rev John imous invitation to return by Glasgo Methodist church.
 The -Aauaero Manufacturing com pany of New London has certified that it's name has been changed to the Aquaero company.
 The Central Vermont Railway com pany will contest the payment Of it's taxes in Montpelier for the year 1911 and the case will be tried at the com ing term of court.
 At a meeting of the Waterbury Poul- try association Thursday evening the speaker was General V. Smith of Will ington, secretary of the Connecticut Poultry association.
 Governor Baldwin's Fast Day proc lamation has been received by clergy men and public officials Town Clerk Charles s. Holbroek's regular alIot- ment for Norwich is thirty.
 The palms from the south for dis tFibution On Palm Sunday at St. Pat rick's church have been received by the rector Rev. J. H. Broderick. About l. 200 are distributed each year.
 An engagement that was announced last week of local interest is that of Miss Jeannie Aycrigg, daughter of MT. and Mrs. w. A. Aycrfgg of Stamford, Conn. formerly of Omaha. and LeRoy l Robbins of Norwich, Conn.-Omaha l Bee.
 Th1rty-e eight members of the As sociatfon of Bridge and Building Su- | pefvisors of the New Haven road at l tended the quarterly meeting of the | association in New London Wednesday. l Officers were elected for the ensuing year. Richard Lamont predicts a shower before the 18th of this month. The only cold snap he can see in pros pect is one or two days in April. If l the ice now on the ponds goes off Mr | gives no hope for the forma- 1 tion of more. Barbers are opposing a new bill be- fore the legislature. the principal argu- | nent being that the present system threu ghout the state and that it would 1 be unwise to throw out a system that 1 has proved SC effective.
 Low colonist fares te California via Westinghouse Sunset route, March 14 | to April fl. Personally conducted | tourist sleeping ears from Washing | ton without change daily, except Sun lay. Berth S9. 12 MIX and 332 Wash ngton streets, Baston.-Adv.
 The certificate of incorporation cf | the Mystic Auto Station. Inc. of Ston- being incorporated at s50.000, and be- ginning business with s3 00O The in are John F. Moves. Abbie | B. Moves and Robert A. Moves. Relatives from Norwich were in Mid lletown Wednesday to attend the funeral of Christopher Kelly at St. Johns church. The beautiful floral | -ormS included a cross rom his sisters, l Mrs. M. Scanlon of Westerly, R. l., and l Mrs. A. Zieglmeyer of Norwich
 At the 27th annual meeting of the ! State Woman's Congrega tional Home | union in the First Congre- l rational church, New Britain, We'd | 1esday. Mrs. B. P. Bishop. Mrs. H. H. ] 0sgood and Miss Rudd were elected | of the executive committee. 1 The public dedicatory service for the | Pope memorial organ at the Second | Congregational church takes place this; | evening at o'clock. when the musical | as arranged will be car jed out by the organist, Miss Louise | Fuller It is expected there will be a arge attendance.