Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-26

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 Norwich. Wednesday, May 26, 1909.
 VARIOUS MATTERS.
 A slight frost was noted In western Connecticut towns on Monday morn ing.
 Visitors to the suburbs are bring ing back beautiful swamp apple blos- sons.
 Dance at Union haIl Friday night; Geer's orchestra--adv
 There is a lively sale of flags and bunting for Memorial day for the big anniversary celebration.
 Some of the elms on West Thames street have been banded with prep aratlon to kill the beetles.
 Consult J. P. Combies on decora- tions for the coming celehration.-adv
 Piazza parties will have to post poned-unless the piazzas are steam heated, these chilly nights.
 The steam yacht Narwhal is rap idly taking on a seasonable appear ance at her berth in Shaw's cove.
 Ask your grocer for Clover Dale Creamery and take no other.-adv.
 The state convention of the Zion ists of Connecticut will be held in Waterbury next Sunday. Delegates will be present from all parts of the state.
 The National Conference of Chari- ties and Correction, in which local charity workers are interested, will be opened in Buffalo. Wednesday night, June g.
 The marriage of Miss Marguerite L. Palmer, daughter of R. T. Palmer, Jr., and Nelson McStea Whitney of New OIledns WtA b1ho RtoO0 oS 1AAS Pequot chapel on Tuesday, June l.
 The steamer Chelsea reached Mont vile early Tuesday morning with a heavy cargo of mixed freight for the mills. She carried the heaviest list of passengers of the season thus far.
 Make arrangements now with J. P. Combies for decorating your bldg adv.
 There is statement to the effect that after June Greenwich will be included with other Connecticut towns Tn the system that makes it possible to telephone to any town in the state for twenty-five cents.
 Edward Hess, [, of Waterford. had new air rife Monday. and before night had shot his shot his sister Fanny in the cheek, just below the right eye, the bullet bruising the cheek bone. The girl required surgical treatment
 A special effort Is to be made this year to increase the number of auto mobile visitors to Fishers island; to that end Manager A. T. Hale is get ting up a road map which will show just how to reach the island from New York or Boston.
 On Monday, the borough of Groton started fulfilling the contract, recently awarded by the government, to install electricity in the new barracks build ing at the navy yard. The shipment of wire was delayed because it was sent to Groton, Mass.
 Rev. Mfr. Walker and son of Nor wich were at Pleasure Beach Monday and removed their furniture to Nor wich. MT. Walker has sold his cot tage to Danbury people who will at once make improvements before oc- cupying 1t for the summer.
 The list of registered motor vehicles issued by the secretary of state has been printed and forwarded to the of flcials in the various towns. The book contains the names of those persons holding state licenses on May 1. At that time 7,7o0 automobile licenses had been issued.
 The White Ribbon Banner announc- es that the monster petition which asks for an amendment to the federal constitution which shall enable women to vote will not be presented to con- gress until December, so that the work of getting signatures can be prosecut- ed through the summer and early fall.
 A Winsted correspondent writes: physicians at the Norwich state hos pital for the insane. where ex-Warden G. A. Reuter- of Winsted Is confined, have notified Mir. Reuters brother that he is suffering from paralysis instead of paresis, as was at first sup posed, and that his release Is a mat ter of a short time.
 At the c. A. R. encampment at Norwalk 1t was voted to instruct the delegates to the national encampment to be held at Salt Lake City in Au- gust to favor a resolution to admit members of the order of Sons of Vet erans to all post meetings except