Norwich bulletin., 1913-04-10

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 I beds of tulips and pansies in the court ] house grounds.
 The annual session of the state A M. E. Zion conferencee will be held in 1 Waterbury on June If. 1 Eastern Connecticut alumnae have | been notified that the banquet of Holy l Cross College alumni will be held on April 23d.
 I. o. o. F. whist and dance Friday Rev. John R. Stubbert of Putnam, whose 18th birthday was celebrated Tuesday. is known to local cottagers at Crescent Beach
 Among the bills approved by the
 governor on Wednesday was $5,27918 for the month of February at the Nor wich State hospital
 Four hundred girls. said to be on the way to Boston to serve as telephone operator strikebreakers, passed through New London Tuesday
 It was stated incorrectly Wednesday that Miss Sadie Geer is leader of Com fort circle of the Kings Daughters. The leader is Mrs. Albert T. Utley.
 The state board of education, of which Governor Baldwin is ex-officio chairman, met at the capitol Monday to approve work conducted by the high schools of the state.
 License your dog in the town clerks cffice now. One dollar extra after May lSt-adV.
 The biggest egg on record in Filing ton was laid recently by one of Hora- tio Warmers rose comb White Wyan- Q f inches in circumference.
 Railroad men say only once in the history of Bellows Falls has the Con LTcticut river reached as high point 8; it did last Friday morning. That was on Saturday. April 19. 1862.
 Rev. Moses Cook Welch. who died Miss Mary Welch. in Hartford, after brief illness. was born in Mansfield July 31. 1927. the son of Dr. Archibald Welch.
 The Connecticut Agricultural Col iege. in cooperation with the bureau of the PomoIogicaI society. held an orchard demonstration at the farm of Lendr. Stouelton at Warehouse Point ' Monday.
 Rev. G. F. Bailey of Collinsville of | f1ciated Monday at the marriage of his ! cousin. Mss Anetta E. Bailey. and Edwin A. Card, which took place at ? o'clock in the afternoon at Bailey 1 Point, Groton.
 Governor Baldwin received Tuesday a check for s10,020 from the treasurer | of the National Home for Disabled | Soldiers, and it was deposited with the !! state treasurer to be used for the care of disabled soldeirs in this state.
 Hartford papers are praising the portraft work of Gustave Hoffman, for ! merly of Norwich, who recently re- turned from abroad. MT. Hoffman is a alive of Rockville and brother of the late Paul F. Hoffman of Norwich.
 Regular assembly Franklin council, No 3. K. and $. M. at Masonic temple i his evening. Work in the R. NJ, S. M, and S D. M degrees A full attend i:rce is desired. as grand officers will oe present. Banquet at close of work.
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 BigeieW chapter, No B. O. E. &. of G East Hartford. entertained the grand matren, Mrs. Bertha L. S. Gallup of MoesuP, and the associate grand off cers at the Masonic Temple Wednes- day evening. Supper was served at s o'clock.
 Mothers day is planned in cennee- :on with the Holy Name meetings the irst Sunday in May, with commemora- 1NS S&SfCAS6S la iOIIO1 OI tlIe NnS1H dotneF, each member to bring his mother to the Holy Name reception ,iven in their honor.
 G. Albert Thompson of Norwich, who is represented by four pictures in he New Haven Paint and Clay club has had a landscape, A New England Street. accepted by the ury for the exhibition to open soon at he Carnegie Institute, PittSburg.
 Twelve members were present at V ednesday's meeting of Comfort cir Ie of the Kings Daughters, held with irs. George W. Guard of Washington treet, Mrs. A. T. Utley presiding. A comfortable was tied and other work CCOmpliShed during the afternoon.
 Miss Mary Avery, a former Norwich tudent, has made arrangements to ake over the boarding school in Day on, Ohio, conducted by Miss Howe nd Miss Marot, formerly of Miss Por- ers school in Pennington, who will pen a school in Thompson next Oc- ober.
 Rev. M. s. Kaufman formerly of Norwich, was a candidate for district uperintendent, to succeed Rev. W. I. Ward. but the latter having been re- ppointed, Rev MT. Kaufman has been , transferred from St. PauTs Provi- i ence, to general agent of the Attle- orc sanitarium for aged Methodist ministers.
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