Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-16
ST. ALBAN'S DAY
Ts Be Observed by Local Episcopal
 Parish.

St Alban's day. patronaI feast of the DanieIson Episcopal church, will be observed on Friday with special services at 7.30 p. m. This service is rectory, which the members of the parish and their friends have been invited to attend and meet the new acting pastor Rev. David V. Gwilym. Members of the church will assist the pastor in receiving.
 Saturdays Games.
 FolIowing are the games scheduled for Saturday in the Eastern Connec- ticut and Tn the Amateur leagues: Eastern Connecticut-North Grosve- nordaIe at Taftville, Jewett City at Wauregan, Tri-VilIage at Putnam. Amat>ur-Sterling at Plainfeld, Moos- up at Central Village, Wauregan at Jewett City.
 that has a punch that counts when he turns 1t loose. There were seven men on the street in the rear of the Hyde block. They were celebrating some should have had at the least as good an excuse as that, for their condition would require it in making explana- tions They quarreled after a while. Six Of the men were standing close together at the time. The seventh man punched one of the sextette and they all went down in a heap. That was a great punch and it - vouched for as having been delivered by trust worthy witnesses.
 Never has Flag day been so gener- ally observed in this section as 1t was this year. The exercises arranged number than ever before. The display of flags was greater here. as it was also in surrounding towns.
 Nearly go Degrees on Wednesday.
 The temperature climbed close to 90 on Wednesday, making it one of the hottest days of the season. On Main street at noon thermometers registered Ss and 59.
 L. H. Wilcox, who is to have charge of the theater at Wildwood park this summer. is erecting asbestos booth for the housing of his motion picture machine. Vaudeville acts are to be given and the theater conducted much the same as 1t has been in other years.
 William Hunt, who has been a teacher at St Matthews boarding school for boys at Bur1ingame Cal, the past year, has returned to his home in Brooklyn for the summer
 Cutting Fence Wires.
 The practice of cutting fence wire has become all too common in this wanton action having been registered of late. In some instances cut-nippers have been used, while in others the evidence Is that the wires were pound
 
 separated Miss l.. c. Jarvis of Brooklyn is one of those whose prop erty has been so damaged and she has offered a reward of $50 for information that will lead to the conviction of the guilty party
 Art Clubs Outing.
 The annual outing for the members of the Ladies Art club was held on the grounds about the home of Mir and Mrs. T. E. Hopkins Wednesday afternoon. The afternoon was very pleasantly spent.
 The meeting of Sarah Williams Dan- ietson chapter D. A. R.. is to be held in the chapter rooms this (Thursday) afternoon.
 Eli Dagenias has purchased the au- tomobile formerly owned by the King brothers of Moosup.
 To Organize s. of V. Camp.
 A meeting is to be held in G. A. R. hall next Tuesday evening for the pur- pose of ascertaining if there is sufH- ctent interest here to warrant an ef- fort toward the organizing a camp of Sons of Veterans Danielson had such an organization a few years ago, but 1t finally went out of existence The time may now be ripe for reorganiz- atfon. Putnam recently organized a