Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-05
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 Norwich. Tussday. May 5. 1914
VARIOUS MATTERS

I l VARIOUS MATTERS Considerable erehard planting e1 peseh and apple strees is soing on. Ransy beds about town appear thrifty in spite of the continued cold some Of the Sunday schools have ssegn RFspaFstsaRs fer ehslarea's As the trees bud members of the camera clubs are getting some attran- A course dinner every noon at the Wsuregan House for 50 cents each Washington Monday after a visit at his home in New Lendon. The work of converting the former Mahican company store at New Lon don into a dining room is going ahead rapidly.
 Since May 1st the working hours in the offices of the Central Vermont fallWay are according to summer schedule.
 Attend Sheriaan's reception Thurs day evening, May Eth, T. A. B. hall. pRews orehestra-adv, Large numbers of ties have been assembled at UneaaNiile for spring re- paiIs to the Faadhed of the Montville trolley line.
 Bargains in aprens, novelties, cake. candy; Spiritual Academy sale tamor- rev. Special supper, aae.-adv.
 Al ting their bees in fresh hives this aanth, Weak bees have to be fed frequently during May.
 The P, 4, R, memorial fountain on the Little Plain has not been uncovered yet for the season, Fhis fountain is new in the care of the town.
 In St. Patriek's parish large class communion an Trinity Sunday. which this year falls on June Tth
 Don't feFset to see "A Regiment of Two as the Church of the Good evenings. Tickets s5e.-adv.
 One of the members of the com mitt on sehaals, of the City Beautiful Mrs. Charles ". Gale.
 Members of the Connecticut Phar- maeeutical association have been no tified that the annual convention of the association is to be held at the Hotel shereham. Morris Cove, June 24 and 25,
 The financial statement of Trinity N. B. church for the conference year ditures of ss.sf7.4s, leaving small deficit of s126.s2, which will soon be made up.
 the Cafe Chantant Friday night the young ladies were trained by Miss Helen LathFep Perkins. The music Miss Perkins used was original Span ish airs as sung in the Pyranees.
 Nut bread, salad dressings and other specials may be ordered from The Tea Gezy. Call for Miss Haviland. Tel. 356-2-adY.
 At the dedication of St Catherine's church, Riverside. by Bishop Milan, Sunday, May 10th, the sermon will be delivered by Rev. Richard E. Shortell, IL. L. of St. Mary's church. Ridgefield, formerly of St. Patriek's church, Ner- Wieh.
 Rryan F. Mahan. Jr., son of Gen. gfesaman Mahan, who was operated upon last week at a New Lenden hos pital, continues to improve. and is now considered out of danger. At first his condition gave his family considerable eeHeern.
 The Parish House association will hold spring sale of fancy articles, flowers, fee cream, cake and candy "Wednesday, May 9th, 3 to S D. m, at the osgeod MemeriaI.-adv.
 
 When Cardinal Gibbons sails on steamer Princess Irene taday (Tues- dayl from Hoboken on his way te Rome q member of his party will be Menaigner Thomas J. Shahan of the Catholic university at Washington, formerly of Norwich.
 Called news Monday regarding New York society people who had left Lon don to beard the Imperator for New York mentioned Clifford Hendrix, son of Mrs. Joseph Q. Hendrix, of Brook lyn, frequent summer visitor at the farmer Rathbene home at Hast Great Plain.
 Local people halding bends or nates subjeat to taxation should write at once to State Treasurer Roberts for lists. A circular letter explaining the proper way to pay this tax may be had on application. Savings bank deposits are not liable to tax in the owners name.