Norwich bulletin., 1913-03-15
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VARIOUS MATTERS.
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It is day break today at 40S. Fridays rain left the country roads pretty muddy.
 The schools held no session Friday morning on account of the ram.
 A day of fog and dampness yester day left the grip patients depressed
 Spring millinery opening today at Christmann's, P Mckinley Ave.-adv.
 Students from some of the colleges will return home today for the Easter recess.
 The stores are offering attractive novelties in Easter rabbits, chicks, eggs, etc.
 There is not frost enough in the ground to render business good for maple sugar makers.
 Local suffragists are being invited 10 participate in the big parade in New York Saturday, May 3.
 The Lenten address at seabury Me morial church, Groton, Friday evenins was by Archdeacon J. Eldred Brown O Norwich-
 Don't miss the wonderful film enti tied The Crusaders at the Auditori- um Monday, Tuesday, y,Wednesday--a
 Andrew Johnson of Stonington has been appointed foreman of the roadbed of the Norwich and Westerly Fraction company.
 Leonard o. Smith, just home from the south, states that all the hotels or the east coast of Florida. have had very successful season.
 Social workers are being invited to attend the American peace conference which is to be held in St Louis for three days, beginning May L
 Examinations will begin Monday Ut the Norwich Free Academy, continu- ing through the week. the term ending Thursday for a vacation of ten days.
 Mrs Annie L. Jones of Lowell, Mass. iI,spirational speaker and bearer If spirit messages, will conduct services in the Norwich Spiritual Academy to- morrow, morning and evening--adv-
 The Dominican Father from New Haven who is to preach at St. Pat rick'e church at the Lenten vespers for his theme.
 Rev. c. A. Boyd of Hartford spoke a the meeting of the Y. M. c. A. BiLle class Friday evening, following the supper. There are to be but two more meetings of the class this season.
 Former President E. H, Fitzhugh of the Central Vermont railway has been at Neptune Park looking over his cot tage. His family will arrive from Mon- treal for the season about May 1.
 An aII-day dairymen's institute is to be held at the town hall in Hebron Thursday of next week. The following day March 21. an all-day meeting will be held at Columbia in Grange hall.
 The Rockville Journal states that District Deputy Grand Regent William T. Curry of Norwich visited Rockville council, R. A, last Thursday evening. After the meeting there was a smoker.
 The teachers of the public schools have received an invitation to visit the exhibition of work of schools un der state supervision which exhibit is now on view at the capitol at Hart ford.
 15-cent supper at Preston City Congl church next Monday evening. St. Pat rick's day decorations. songs, recita tions, readings and jokes. Ice cream and cake for sale. If stormy Monday, w Wednesday.-adv.
 Bridgeport papers note the brief and effective charge of Judge Gardine: Greene of Norwich in the Raymond assault case Thursday, when the jury found' the accused guilty in six min utes.
 This year the church observance of St. Patrick's day has been put forward to April l. as the feast day comes dur ing Holy week. For the same reason St. Joseph's day. March 19. will not be celebrated until April 2.
 Tuesday was the 5Oth anniversary of the marriage of MT. and Mrs Foster Child of North Woodstock. In honor Of the anniversary. they received many | remembrances, and C. L. Rawson. for merly of Norwich, fe1icitated them in | verse.
 MT. and Mrs B. NJ Alester of GIas gow. Scotland have arrived at East Lyme to live at the Plant game pre- serve, where MT. Alester has accepted | the position of gamekeeper and ken nelist in the place left vacant by Mi | chael Flannery.
 The next bi-monthly meeting of the | executive board of the Connecticut | congress of mothers is to be held on l of the coming week at New Haven. The business meeting will be | called at 12 o'clock, and at 1 o'clock 2 | luncheon will be served.
 D. A. R. chapters about the state are | endorsing Mrs. John L. Buell. for reelection as state regen. | and Mrs. George M. Minor of Water | ford for election to the office of vice l regent, to succeed Mrs. John T. Ste~- | ing, who declines reelection.
 Dr. Harriet Parker of Madura. India | who gave an address at Broadway church Friday afternoon, was the guest while in town of Mrs. James | Hewitt at her home on Laurel Hill 1 road. Dr. Parker and Mrs. Hewitt. were schoolmates in former years.