Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-06-02
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Norwich, Thursday, June 2, 1910.
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Already there are a few sufferers
| from what resembles rose colds.
The Fourth of July, like Memorial
| day. comes on Monday this year, it
| will mean another three days holiday
for many.
| Connecticut Swedish ministers are
starting for Rock Island. III, to at
tend the jubilee celebration at Angus
| tana college.
| The special train for Hartford (for
| the Consistory) Thursday will stop at
| Greeneville and Taftville going and
| returning.-adv.
Articles of association have been
| filed in the Office of the secretary of
the state by the East Lyme Cemetery
| association, Incorporated
1 A West Stafford correspondent
| writes: Rev Mr. Bachelor of Talcott-
| vile has arranged to exchange with
| Rev. j. w. BaIIantine next Sunday.
| Friday is the first Friday of the
! month and is also the Feast of the
| Sacred Heart There will be special
/ devotfons in the Catholic churches.
| Next week the annual spiritual re-
/ treat of the Catholic pastors of the
| diocese of Hartford will be held at
Manresa institute. Keyser island, off
Norwalk.
The churches are making prepara-
tons for an elaborate observance of
Children's day on Sunday, June u.
In several churches infants will be
baptized.
Frederick ]. Miner. Is, died Tuesday
from cerebral hemorrhage at his home
at the head of Mantle river in Wa
terford His wife died during the
blizzard of 1883.
The Progressive Missionary club of
the Central Baptist church met on
Wednesday afternoon with Mrs J. C.
Darby of Mckinley avenue; twenty
seven of the thirty three members at
tending.
New York. New Haven & Hartford
engineers have been notified that any
violations of the black smoke ordi-
nances in New England cities will in
the future be punished by severe dis
cipline.
Soon after the middle of this month
come the longest days of the year
fifteen hours and seventeen minutes.
June % summer begins and lasts SO
days The new moon which comes on
the 18th will be full the 22d.
The funeral of Allan Harris Oakley |
took place Tuesday at o'clock from
the residence of his son-in-law, w. |
CORTLAND Beckwith, at New London. |
Rev. Joseph A. Elder officiated. Bur
ial was at Comstock cemetery, Mont |
Vile
Eastern Connecticut members of the |
w G. 7. T. are interested in the |
worlds W. c. 7. U. convention which |
opens IN Glasgow, Scotland this week, |
as Mrs. Buel, the state president, and |
Miss Washburn of Stafford Springs
are in attendance.
The Italian Democratic alliance of |
Connecticut met in Bridgeport Sun
day afternoon to perfect plans for the
fall campaign The alliance is com
posed of citizens of Italian birth rep
resenting all the principal towns and
cities of the state.
Although the comet is getting
fainter each night, it should be read
lily followed throughout June by those
who know where to look for it. In
fact the result of reliable estimation
with the naked eye nearly to the end
of July.
Wednesday afternoon Scion A Mox-
ley and G.. r. Sanders of Sedgwick
post visited the three highest rooms
of the High street school and address
ed the pupils as had been originally
planned for Friday last. The children
sang, saluted the flag and listened
with interest to the patriotic addresses
Of the Grand Army men.
Alice L. Potter, Ceres of the state
grange, has notified subordinate |
oranges of the prizes to be offered at |
the corn show to be held in Worces-
ter, Mass, next fall. She urges them |
to interest the members of the grange |
in the contest. Prizes are offered for |
the best acreage of flint and dent corn, |
the best exhibit of sixty ears of each
and also of ten ears of each