Norwich bulletin., 1914-04-10
Ojt1f. Bulletin
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Good Friday does not mean a holi- day for the rural carriers.
 Dealers say the sales of Easter fla vors and novelties are good.
 Some of the bird students plan hike to Mohegan park Saturday.
 Those schools which have begun the spring term will be closed for today.
 Thursday was the seth birthday of Mrs. A. k. Brown of Mansfield Depot. The launching of the big barge Exc ter will attract visitors to Noank Sat urday.
 Some householders will spend the holiday cleaning up yards, walks and gardens.
 In general, the railroad freight houses will be closed all day today, Good Friday.
 A regular dinner today. at the Wau- regan house for 50 cents, from 11.S0 to 2 oclock.-adv.
 Many of the shoppers who left town Thursday afternoon carried Ascension lilies or other potted plants.
 The April moon is full at BPS this morning and weather observers always think it will be pleasant about this time.
 Drivers say the country roads are getting into good shape and there will be much holiday motoring if the weather proves fine.
 The banquet committee of the Mid d d1ntn hoc gressnan Bryan F. Mahan to speak at the anniversary banquet April 15.
 Easter Sunday dinner at Wauregan house on the European plan. Music by the orchestra--adv.
 The Connecticut Baptist convention Is arranging a series of Young Peope'S and Sunday school conferences to be held throughout. the state the first week in June
 Yesterday recalled an interesting an- niversary to the old soldiers, as it was on April g. 1865, that General Lee sur matoX courthouse. Va.
 Under the auspices of Isabella coun- cil, K. of C., of Southington, in Cole mans theatre. Sunday evening, April 26, there will be an address by Rev. W. A. keefe of Plainfield. License your dog in the town clerks office today. One dollar extra after May frst.-adv.
 The April session of the Holland county superior court opened in Rock vile Thursday at II a. m. with a short calendar Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich was on the bench. District Superintendent G. G. Scriv- IorrT It. work and goes to Sterling today to hold the first quarterly conference this evening in the Methodist church. At the o'clock mass in St. Patrick S church today Good Friday, there will be the reverencing Of the holy cross and again this evening. At 3 o'clock this afternoon there will be the way of the cross
 A Hartford paper says: Miss Beulah I. Hills gave a formal tango dance at the Hotel Bond Thursday in honor of her house guests, Miss Marjorie Wilson of New York and Miss Beatrice Ashe of New London.
 Easter Sunday dinner at Wauregan house on the European plan. Music by the orchestra-adv. The engagement is announced of Miss Clarissa F. Davis of Stafford Springs to Edward T. Newton of Wili- mantle. Miss Davis is a teacher in the commercial department of the Will ! limantic High school. A preliminary certificate of dissolu- 1 tion has been filed with the secretary ! of state by the Broadway Pharmacy, { Inc, of Norwich, signed by Minnie c. i Engler, George G. Engler and Mary E. 1 Engler, a majority of the directors. i When Grand Matron Mrs Mary B. ! Orr of Merden made her official visit | to Hope chapter. o. D. S, at Rockville, ] Tuesday evening, she was accompanied l by Grand Marshal Miss Ethel w. La l tham of Noank and other state officers.
 Hear Prof. Drew and the Cadillac orchestra of 14 pieces at the Sodality l Easter Monday ball Concert o'clock ! grand march o'clock-adv.
 The Easter offering in the Catholic | churches will be for diocesan chari- l ties, this year especially for St. Agnes 1 home for dependent infants, Which Il | Is hoped to open by next month. Last Easter St. Patrick's parish, Norwich | stood fourth in the list of donors. Last Friday the soup line was dis 1 continued in Boston. Twenty -four ] hours later 150 of the unemployed. the ! larger portion being first class tramps rode into Midway on the Shore Line road on freight trains. and New Lon- don is now entertaining them as Easter l guests.
 A new modern battery is contem-
 plated for Fort H. G. Wright, Fishers
 Island. Wednesday, in army orders
 was announced the appointment of g
 board of officers to consider modifca-
 tion of the coast defenses at the eas
 entrance to Long Island sound, whict
 are Forts Wright. Terry ana Michie.
 Senator Brandegee and Congress
 man Mahan helped a party of 30 iron
 the Rockville High school who were
 seeing Washington Monday to have
 good time. Senator Brandegee intro
 duced the Rockville excursionists, wht
 were headed by Professor Sample anC
 Miss Smith of the faculty, to Presiden i Wilson.
 Ocean Beach Repairs. The first steps to repair the dam i age occasioned by the storms of tn