Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-16

&v&% ~W&<&~~~~ Norwich, Thursday, June 16, 1910.
 VARIOUS MATTERS The parks have been popular places | this week.
 Outdoor workers are hustling to gel ahead of the next rain storm. Honeysuckle vines about town arc in bloom.
 These are long days-ffteen hours and a quarter. It is light at 2.0S. June Is in the church calendar is the feast day of St. John Francis Re- gis.
 Don't miss the Yale Harvard boat race at the Breed theater this week. adv.
 The last of the final examina tions for all departments of Yale university were held Tuesday Stated convocation of Franklin chap ter, No. 4. R. A. M, at Masonic tenn pie this evening.-adv. Schooner Eliza A. Scribner has ar rived from Georgetown S C., with a cargo of yellow pine and cypress. The steamer Griswold of the East ern Point line starts her summer run l next week. She is being put in condi- ton for the summer. The thirty-frst annual reunion of the Scott Family association is lo he held on July 4 at the home of VIII jam P. Loomis, Waterville.
 Don't forget to attend the shirtwaist social and whist in T. A. B. hall to- night. Entertainments on separate floors. Proceeds charity. Tickets 25c. adv
 The family of Rev. Prof and Mrs. c. w. Morrow of Nashville, Tenn, for merly of Norwich, will arrive at Mashapaug lake, Holland county. this week.
 The programme for the twelfth an nual tournament of the League of the Country clubs course in New Hs.- ven, July to g, is being sent out.
 Ninety-six young women will receive their diplomas at the graduation exer- cises at the New Britain normal school Wednesday afternoon, June 22 In the normal training department is Miss Vera Stevens of Norwich.
 The Connecticut agricultural com mencement Lookout is a handsomely illustrated number containing the class pictures. write-ups and good natured grinds. One of the seniors IS James Bliss Ashcraft of Norwich.
 'Auntie at the Yale Harvard Boat Race" feature picture at the Breed theater.-adv.
 Announcement is made of the ap- preaching marriage of Miss Lillian Rowland and Ronald Ridgeway of Boston, at the home of the brides parents in Groton on Wednesday, June 22 Miss Rowland is the daugh- ter of Alfred P. Rowland.
 Students in the Catholic diocese are being notified that examinations aF- hitting candidates to the course in philosophy in St. Thomas seminary Hartford are to be held July :, and for the course in theology on the fol- lowing day.
 The Feast of Weeks, called Sha- buoth, observed all week by the Or thodox Jews. closed Wednesday eve ming. The Reformed Jews observe on ly the first day Sunday, and omit many of the other features of the cb- servance followed by the Orthodox Jews.
 Past Department Commander 4. A. May of Merriam post, G. A R, of Meriden. went to Noroton Wednesday to install the new superintendent of the soldiers home, George Robbins of Waterbury. The superintendent was stricken with paralysis Tuesday and is in a precarious condition
 The ladies visiting committee from Christ church, Mrs. Henry L. Key holds, Miss Maud Carew Buckingham, Mrs. John D. Hall and Mrs. Eben Learned, visited the Backus hospital on Monday afternoon, Miss Bucking- ham entertaining the patients by a number of songs. Mrs. Hall played the piano accomplishments.
 The commissioners for the care and protection of the Fort Griswo1d tract in Groton are to meet today (Thurs- day) in the senate chamber at the capitol. The commissioners are Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, Hartford. Mrs Eu- gene l.. Baker, Groton; Ernest F. Rog- CTS, New London: H. Wales Lines cf Meriden; Mrs Adrian J. Muzzy. Bris- tol; Morton F. Plant. Groton. and L.u- cius F. Robinson, Hartford