Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-06-17
0Ilf Bulletin.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
Supplies for canning and preserving
are in demand.
Farmers are buying paris green to
fight the potato bug.
The Episcopal churches will hold
services today St. Adams day.
The Rich family expect to hold their
annual reunion July 4 at Wallingford.
weakfsh and fresh Holsters at the
public landing today. z. G. Dygert.--
adv.
The, county Pomona grange. No. 6,
will meet with Salem grange today
Thursday.
With outings in woods and fields
core reports of the customary cases Of
ivy poisoning.
All about the country blackberry
vines are covered with big white bios
SONS, indicating large yield.
At Hamburg, Fred Slate has a pair
OF young horned owls which were
caught in the pine woods on the A. p.
Smith place.
The state meeting OF the Daughters
Of the War of 1912 was held Tuesday
afternoon at the home of the presi-
ident, Mrs. Charles H Piney, at Der
by.
This weeks retreat at Manresa, Nor
walk, is being attended by one hum
dred and twenty five Of the Catholic
curates and number of pastors Of
the diocese.
The recent action Of the state in
voting 100000 for the relief of tuber
culosis patients in the state, makes it
possible to establish a sanitarium in
every county.
Franklin council, No. 8, r. and S.
M, work the r. NJ, S. NJ, and S. e. NJ.
degrees this evening. Banquet at close
Of work.-adv.
Friends and relatives Of the class
members are in receipt of announce
ment cards of the Holy Cross college
commencement exercises which take
place at Worcester Friday.
In spraying the elms now the solu-
ton of arsenate of lead has to be
placed directly upon the under side
of the leaves in order to destroy the
grubs that are now eating their fill.
The Red Mems canoe, which is trav-
cling about the state, has reached Mid
dletown, where the local tribe has de-
cided upon an anchor as the best thing
to add to the canoe. now in possess
sion Of Arawana tribe.
At the annual state convention of
the Retail Butchers and Grocers' as
ISOLATION, to be held in New Haven
today Thursday, delegates to the
next national convention to be held at
Milwaukee VIII be elected.
Chosen & Kingsbury, decorators,
have opened headquarters In the Car
roll building. Those intending to dec
crate for the 25oth anniversary should
make contracts early.-adv.
In connection with the selection of
Lanman's hill for the exhibit of fire.
works during the celebration it is re-
called that it's original name was
TORY HILL" the Tory owners fleeing
at the close of the revolution.
The descendants and blood relations
of the late Nathan Agard have COM
pleted plans for reunion at the old
homestead in the Hall district, Stat
fordville, July 8. At that time a re-
union association will be formed.
Connecticut opticians. eye specialists
and practitioners are interested in a
bill now before the Connecticut as
sembly which is calculated to protect
the public against fake eye doctors
with whom the state has been overrun
for several years.
In his address on Connecticut Min
listers, delivered before the recent state
meeting of the General Association Of
Connecticut, at Hartford, Rev j. H
Twichell made reference to the late
Rev. DR.. Ames and DR.. L. w. Bacon,
and to Rev. Lewellyn Pratt, DID,, of
Norwich.
A new counterfeit S. note, so crude
in workmanship that it cannot escape
detection before the eyes of careful
handler of money, has just been dis
covered and reported to the banks.
The note purports to be of the series
Of 1907 and bears portrait of Andrew
jackson.
The governor has reappointed as
members of the fish and game COM
mission George T. Mathewson of En-
field, z. Hart Geer of Lyme, and did
not reappoint John M. Champion of
New Haven. Mr.. Champions place is
taken by Senator E. Hart Fem Of
Wethersfeld.