Norwich bulletin., 1909-05-31
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Norwich. Monday, May st, 1909. 1 VARIOUS MATTERS. Legal holiday: banks and library closed.
 Dancing in T. A. B. hall this after noon at 2.3O. Bakers orchestra. .-adv
 The Episcopal church had special commemoration of whitsunday yester- day.
 With good weather there will be the customary Memorial day picnics and outings.
 A state Bible and Sunday school in- stitute is to be held in Hartford in November
 There was much damaged spring nnery as result of Saturdays un- expected showers.
 Civil Engineer George Perry of Put nam is surveying on Lords Point for Charles E. Hopkins.
 Admission l5c, ladies free. grand stand 1Oc. at Stonington-C. A. c. game this morning.-adv.
 James Tyler and family of Balti- more arrived at Eastern Point Friday to occupy their cottage.
 Engineer John H. Thayer of Ston- ington Is acting chief engineer of the steamboat City of Worcester.
 There were 65 visitors to the Otis library reading room, Sunday after neon. Miss Ward was in charge.
 A floral tribute will be put on the grave of the late Governor Lilley in Waterbury by organized labor of the state.
 The third reunion of the Woodruff, Hart and Warren families is to be held in Judd's hall, New Britain. on Monday, July ,.
 White hawthorn, white iris, a few snowballs, the pretty deutzia and white wistaria will be available for today's decorating. James D. Copp and family, formerly os Norwich, moved Friday from Post hill, New London, to their summer hcme at Gales Ferry.
 It was announced in the Catholic churches on Sunday that Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week are Ember days, days of abstinence. Mrs. Katherine Theresa Rogers. wife of Augustus c. Rogers of Quaker Hill died Friday night at her home after a several weeks illness. She was 40 years of age.
 The twelfth annual conference oi the German Baptist churches of New England opened in Meriden Saturday afternoon with about one hundred del- egates present.
 The Connecticut Life Underwriters association will hold their June meet ing at The Bungalow on Wamphas sett point in Stonington. A clambake will be the main feature.
 Captain Doores, until recently sta toned at Fort Washington, Md, has been transferred to Fort Terry, suc- ceeding Lieutenant Robinson. who has been transferred to a California post.
 The New York, New Haven G Hart ford railroad has issued s1,5eO,50o of new stock, bringing the total up tc S100, 1000, 900. The new stock is not to be put on the market until the money is needed.
 sachem park today. 10 a. m, Nor wich c. A. c. Vs. Stonington cham p!ons.-adv.
 The moon will be in total eclipse for a few minutes over a nhour on Thurs day night The eclipse will begin al s13 o'clock and will end at 9.1t o'clock, and will leave the shadow al 10.30 o'clock.
 Mrs. George Parkhurst, aged so died at the Memorial hospital. New London. on Thursday. The funeral took place Sunday afternoon at the home of Richard Nagle, New London with burial in Baltic.
 The New London Globe says: Mir and Mrs. Frederick T. Mason and daughter, Miss Louise, who have been residing in Greenwich for several months, have arrived in town for the summer and are residing temporarily at the Hotel Mohican.
 Mrs. B. P. Bishop, regentS-@ Faith Trumbull chapter. D. A R.. and the members of the chapter are highly gratif1ed at the proffers of rare and historic curios for their loan exhibit during the big celebration. Some par ticularly choice articles have beer promised within the last few days.
 Col. John G. Healy, well known tc many veterans of the civil war if this city, as leader of the lighting Ninth" Connecticut colunteers, is be- lieved to be fighting his last battle al his home, No. IF Sherman avenue New Haven. Colonel Healy has beer i'll from Bright's disease about a weel and has almost no chance of recov- cry.
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