Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-14

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Norwich, Monday. June "A, 1909.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Rose festivals are talked Of.
Let the Stars and Stripes wave for
Flag dayl
Yesterday was the feast Of St. An
thony in the Catholic church.
Methodist churches in some places
observed yesterday as Family Sunday.
NO more Connecticut river shad can
be caught this year, as the law went
ints effect on Friday.
A freshman mathematical prize at
Yale has been awarded Allen Wheeler
York of North Stonington.
Rev. A. w. Adams of Norwich
preached at Shiloh Baptist church.
New London, Sunday, at p. m.
1t was the children's own day, and it
was a pity that the showers came in
the evening to spoil their happiness.
The Norwich Free Academy alumni
association meeting will be held at
Slater hall on the evening of June 21.
Consult Closson g. Kingsbury. Car
roll block. about decorating your house
or building for the celebration.-adv
Dairy Commissioner H. F. Potter
has been giving hearings to several
New London county merchants charg-
ed with dealing in adulterated lard.
The lobster hatchery at Noank has
been doing well this season. There
are about 100000 fry there now
which will be distributed during the
summer
For the annual meeting of the State
Police association to be held at Hart
ford, July l, elaborate preparations
are being made by the Hartford po-
lice to entertain the visiting breth-
rem.
Next years state convention of the
Sons of Hermann will be held in
Stamford, when the delegates will be
the guests Of Goethe lodge, assisted
by the members Of Magdalena lodge,
Daughters Of Hermann.
At the marriage of Joseph Storr of
New Britain and Miss Edith Caulkins
Of New London at the brides home,
Saturday, at II o'clock. Ma,brey of
Norwich served the elaborate break
fast following the ceremony.
Parties from Norwich were here
Thursday looking at the John Brown
property owend by John H. Ryan at
the foot Of Ash street with a view of
purchasing the same for the purpose
Of opening machine and general re-
pair shep.-Stonington Mirror.
Eastern Connecticut Jews were in
New York Sunday to attend the open
ing celebration at the Hippodrome, in
the afternoon, of the golden jubilee of
the Order Birth Abraham, one Of the
oldest and most influential Jewish or
CARNATIONS in the United States.
The wedding Of Miss Florence
Klein, assistant librarian at the New
London public library. and Augustus
Harrison Of Harrisons Station, will
take place the latter part Of this
month. Miss Klein Is the daughter Of
Mrs. Elizabeth Klein of New London.
The thirty-ninth annual reunion Of
the Connecticut Masonic Veterans
association will be held at New Hart
ford on st. Johns day, June "a. The
features of the day will be the I'M
yelling and dedication of memorial
monument at Pleasant Valley to Ven
cradle Master Wallace w. Lee.
The elegant silver service presented
Mrs. Donald Mclean by the Daugh-
tiers OF the American Revolution at
the last Continental congress was used
for the first time Saturday at the
dinner following the marriage of Miss
Rebecca Mclean and Lieut.. John deb.
Gardiner at the home Of the brides
parents, 1876 Lenox avenue, New York,
when Mgr. Lavalle of st. Patrick's ca
thedral performed the ceremony at
o'clock.
MEETING OF xENs.