Norwich bulletin., 1909-06-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

Norwich, Monday, June 21, 1909.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 First day of summer.
 Cherries are ripening.
 This is the harvest season for tho auto inns.
 The city's parks were popular ref uges during Sundays heat.
 Closson & Kingsbury, decorators Carroll Block. Leave ordey today adv.
 Misses Mary and Annie Crofton ot New London have gone to Brownings beach, where they have cottage.
 On Sunday, the first service of the season was held at the Pequot chapel Rev. Nelson Poe Carey of Norwich officiating.
 Thursday the Third district school of Ledyard had picnic at Fishers grove. A merry time was enjoyed with refreshments and dancing. Mrs. Fish prompted.
 The Waterbury Democrat says: Canton T. R. Martin. l. O. O. r., has accepted an invitation to attend the 250th anniversary of the settlement of Norwich on July 5.
 James N. Sterry of New London, who was an attendant at the state hospital at Brewsters Neck, has been promoted to be night nurse in the surgical department of that institu- ton.
 Orders for decorating your build ing for the celebration should be left with McClunie. Telephone 467-12.- adv.
 Members of the state board of az riculture went to Georgetown Friday to visit the Gilbert farm. Among those in the party were Leonard H. Healey of woodstock and James B. Palmer of Lisbon.
 1Ce CTe1I1 SOCldl DN l1- A-p A. Os- Ill., Monday evening, June 21, in A. O. H. hall. Tickets IS cents.-adv.
 
 The degree of LID was conferred upon Rev. John Neale of the Church of the Immaculate Conception, Terry vile, formerly of Norwich, at St. Bo- naventure university, Allegany. N. T., on Thursday.
 Monson people are pleased with the new parlor car service on the Central Vermont road, as it will enable them to take the evening train to New Lon don, connecting with the Norwich line boat for New York.
 A number of towns have already made application to the state fish com- missioners for consignments of brook trout These fish are now in the hatcheries and will be delivered to ap- plicants early in the fall.
 His left leg injured in runaway ac- cident at Jewett City a number of years ago, when the driver of the carriage was killed, Rev. Dr. William Maher of Norwalk had to have the leg amputated above the knee, on Fri day.
 On account of a death in the fam fly, the committee of the Bridge School district is obliged to, be out of town, Monday, therefore the school meeting will be postponed to Wed, June 23, 1909, at s o'clock.-adv.
 Faith Trumbull chapter, D. A. R., of Norwich, has invited the regent and delegates of Mary Wooster chap ter of this city to attend the presen- tation of memorial fountain to the city of Norwich on Tuesday morning, July 6. at 1o.S0.-Danbury News.
 Connecticut teachers have been in- vited by the United States forester to CO., operate with Uncle Sam and to ob- tain a large number of volunteer ob- servers who will collect material on the time of leafing, blossoming, and fruiting of the various kinds of forest trees.
 The s5 gold piece offered by the Hampstead Family association for the best essay on the subject, In What Way Can Children Best Use Their Influence for the Good of the Com munity, has been awarded Miss Vir- ginia Rose, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Frank Rose of Waterford.
 At the annual meeting of the state of the Daughters of the Am erican Revolution, at the Ellsworth last week, it was voted to have the Connecticut society responsi- ble for the editing and publishing of a book aimed to aid Italians in their education after their arrival in this country.
 By invitation of Rev. Hugh Treanor Rev. Joseph Mccarthy of St. Thomas seminary, Hartford, is spending a month in Norwich. on his return from Va, where he has been for his health. He preached an able ser mon at the high mass in St. Patrick's church on Sunday. The offertory was a beautiful duet for tenor and bass, Ave, Maris Stella, in which the tenor solo was by Roderick F. Sullivan. NORWICH DRUGGISTS PRESENT. NIH