Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-07
VARIOUS MAI fERS.

= Idn0 -NdN1SdClOn lines mas enueU AiN t weeks vacation and returned to ser vice.
 There were 65 visitors to the reading
 room of the Otis library Sunday after
 noon. Miss Mildred Rogers was in charge.
 A hawk recently killed near Lord $
 Point by George Denison measured 1 four feet four inches from tip to tip
 of wings.
 The attractive windows at the Bos-
 ton Store, with their scenes from Irish landscapes. were photographed at night last week.
 Harry c. Browne, the actor, will close his season early in May and with Mrs. Browne will go to their Quaker Hill home.
 Connecticut dealers participated in the convention of the New England la bel conference of the Cigarmakers 1 union in New Britain last week. Grand Matron Mrs Bertha L. S. Gallup of Moosup will make her official | visit to Ivanhoe chapter, Order East ern Star. at Hartford, Tuesday eve ming.
 There were hurry calls for cabs and 1 carriages Sunday morning when the l snow fell, disconcerting those on their way to attend the communion ser ] vices.
 A meeting of the executive commit l tee of the National Roque association i was held in Willimantic recently to l arrange for the August tournament in l Norwich.
 Automobile hearings assigned by State Secretary Albert Phillips for i Tuesday include Fred " Lehman of ] New London charged with reckless l driving.
 Best S3.5o eyeglasses properly fitted for s1.S5. Burnham 227 Main street. | Adv.
 l MT. and Mrs O. A. BuzzelI, Leon i Buzzen and Miss Marguerite Hill. i their guest, who have been in the i West Indies and Panama, are home 1 ward bound.
 l Following a beautiful sunrise Sun day, there were unexpected snow squalls. rain. hail. sleet, more fitfu1 sunshine and finally sharp drop in temperature toward night. Clarence c. Pratt, for many years ment of Tie Bulletin, has gone to New Haven. and after a short visit there intends to locate in the west. The Norwich D. A R. chapter has been invited by Lucretia Shaw chapter to go to New London today to inspect the state portrait of Mrs. Sara Thomp- son Kinney, honorary regent. A New York Sunday paper gave 2. list of members of Sons of Veterans camps in Connecticut, including R. g. Gr1swold camp, No. 6, of Norwich, George A. Turner commander.
 With Thursdays issue of the Wes- Eeyan Argus the newly elected 1413-14 board took charge of the college pa per. The new board includes H. A. Richmond, '15. of Norwich.
 The twenty fifth annual session of the Grand Lodge of the New England Order of Protection of Connecticut, is to be held in Putnam Phalanx hall. Hartford. Wednesday. April g.
 1Ir. and Mrs. Domonic Piacenza en- tertained many of their countrynen Piacenza taking this opportunity to present his bride to his friends.
 Syrian friends from Norwich were in New London Sunday at a recep- tion in honor of Monsour Saba gh, New London painter, and his bride 1 who was Miss Natula Cahey, of New York.
 Mrs Leila TroIand Gardner is com ing from Scranton in a few weeks ! to remove the body of her son Tro- i land from Jordan cemetery to a new resting place purchased by Thomas W. Gardner.
 The new soprano of the Broadway i church choir, Miss Clara L. Worth l sang for the first time in Sundays l services, making a. most favora ble i'm |! pression both in solo work and in the 1 quartette.
 President George H. Wilcox has i wired all dealers in the company's list that were in the flood zone in the west that any or all of the International { Silver goods injured by the flood, will i be rehnished free of charge.
 Several Norwich visitors in New l York Sunday went to the flower show ! to see the wonderful Dutch tulip bulbs, ] PC in number, loaned by the owner l the famous English grower, to Sir w. l Cooper, the collection valued at S5,O00 |
 A conference of small town high i schools will be held in the capitol ] Saturday, April 12. and will be attend i ed by the principals, teachers and su- | pervisors of about nineteen small high i schools of the state who will dis cuss various problems of school man 1 agement.
 The certificate of organization of the Saybrook has been approved. The | starts business with $10, 900. l The president is H. T. Chapman. the : treasurer is Robert H. Chapman, Jr.,
 
 Cha pman.
 Marie Jennie Guillard of Vernon was na turalized in the United States dis trict court, Hartford, Friday, pursuing the petition of her husband. who died l since he received his first papers, Mrs. Guillard has son. George 10 years old, who was taken into cit izenship with her.
 Local workers have been notified that plans have been announced for the ninth triennial convention of the w orlds Woman's Christian Temper ance union, which will be held in brooklyn, N. Y. Oct. 23 to 2S. More t han 2,000 White Ribboners will gather from all parts of the world.
 Members of the Holy Name society met in the assembly room of St. Pat rick's school, at o'clock Sunday eve hing, proceeding to the home of their deceased member, James McGrory, where prayers were offered for the repose of his soul and sympathy eX- pressed for the bereaved family.