Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-16

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Norwich, Wednesday, June 10, 1909.
| VARIOUS MATTERS
High tides today.
New moon tomorrow, the nth
Lawns and gardens about town nev-
err looked better.
II Saturday prove pleasant there will
be many picnic outings.
The tennis players enjoyed Tues
days ideal temperature.
The demand for graduation needs
has helped bushes sthis week.
The absence of humidity on Tues
day was a grateful relief.
The state flag is selling well for dec
Grating purposes for July ).
Vacations have already begun in a
number of stores and factories.
Don't fail to see LIE Maitre de FORCES
tonight at Broadway theater.-adv.
There is much daily and nightly
horseback riding, in rehearsal for the
big parade.
Summer visitors from the cities are
already arriving in eastern Connecticut
towns and villages.
On Thursday members Of the w. r.
G. all over the state will,visit the SOL
diers' home at Noroton.
The Fire Chiefs clubs Of Connect
cut is to hold its semi-annual meet
ing this "wednesday morning at
South Norwalk.
Somerset lodge works the Master
Masons' degree this evening. Refresh
ments.-adv.
Some of the most beautiful pink
laurel Is that in bloom on the hills
below Uncasville, on the line of the
Montville trolley.
Some particular ybeautiful General
Jack roses were displayed on Tuesday
by w. F. Chapman, who has fine sue
cess at rose growing.
Many June roses are In bloom, but
a few late ones may open SO as to
help the town to live up to It's title
during Anniversary week.
In some state towns there seems to
be a blight that has caused many Of
the leaves on trees in apple orchards
to turn yellow and drop off.
One Of the Sarah Williston scholar
ships at Mt. Holyoke college has been
awarded Miss Frances L. Warner, II. |
slider daughter Of Judge Edgar M.
Of Putnam.
Place that order for decorating to-
lay with Closson & Kingsbury, Car
oil Bldg.-adv.
Mrs. Mabel Osgood Wright, presi-
lent Of the Audubon society Of Con-
will entertain the members
# the executive board Friday after
loon Of this week at her home in
The steamer Plymouth. now running
etween Providence and New York,
I'LL 90 into commission on the New
'edford line to New York on July l,
nd will replace the steamer Maine,
Thich will go to Stonington.
The annual reunion Of the Fair
anks family in America, descendants
Jonathan Fayerbanks, who emil
rated in 1885, will be held on Thurs
ay of this week at the Fairbanks
in Dedham, Mass.
The society of the War Of 1912, Of
he state of Connecticut, will meet at
ne Nathan Hale schoolhouse, East
Iaddan, on Friday, June rs. The
ieeting will follow that Of the Sons
the Revolution, which will be held
t IL o'clock. Il
Rev. Alfred Cardall, who has ten
cred his resignation as pastor of the
'niversaiist church in Danbury to ac-
spt call to the church at Orange,
lass, is state president and national
scretary Of the Universaiist Young
copies Christian union.
Sheriff Preston B. Sibley Of Wind
am county took to the state prison
-onday four prisoners: Frank Dor
pm, theft, one to two years; James .
ughes, burglary, one to two years; :
homas Ryall, burglary. one to two
sars; Thomas Deiloleux, theft from !
erson, one to three years. II
The New York Progressive company,
which Morris Franklin is president,
rs bought the entire town Of Turn
vile, Holland county. The town is
ade up Of about forty buildings, in /
uding silk factories that give en- '
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