Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-05-31


| hours long.
ST. James lodge, No. %, works the
E. A. degree this evening--adv.
Republican caucus for the nominal
ton of city officials at City hall to-
night.
You are going to the republican
caucus tonight, to assist in nominat-
ing good ticket for election on Mon
day.
Blackberry vines are covered with
blossoms, indicating a big yield this
season.
According to the current Telephone
Bulletin, the number of Norwich sta
tions has increased to 2,1s7.
The executive committee of the
Connecticut State Firemen's associa-
ton met Monday at fire headquarters
in Nbddletown.
The republican caucus will be inter-
esting and promises to result in sat
isfactory nominations. Go this eve
ming and have hand in it.
The republicans will place in nomi-
nation a group of business men for
city officers tonight. Go to City hall
and assist in the primaries.
Posters announcing the annual state
field day of the c. 7. A. u have been
received by local temperance socie-
ties. The event takes place in Derby
June IS.
You want lower taxes, good munich
pal service You have had it two years.
Loyal action on your part will con-
tinue it for two years more. Go to the
caucus tonight.
H. C. Steinbeck, who has been en-
ployed on the Norwich line steamer
New Hampshire during the winter
season, has been transferred to the
Providence line.
The Elliott family of New York has
arrived at their cottage at Eastern
Point. The Ten Eyck family of New
York. have also taken up their sum
mer cottage at the Point.
Wild flowers recently collected in
cIude dwarf dandelion, panicled cor
mel, black sanicle. bucl1thorn, blue toad
flax. early scorpion grass, cranberry
tree, fall dandelion. sheep laurel or
lambki1l.
The window boxes at the Halle club
have been filled with handsome flow
ers by Charles T. Beasley, head garden
er for Mrs. William Camp Lanman.
The club restaurants were closed on
Memorial day.
Invitations have been issued to the
marriage of Miss Florence A Card of
Lebanon and Harold S. Maine of Wind
r,I,
the Congregational church in Lebanon
at p. M. on June 7.
Allen Harris Oakley, IS years, died
Sunday Al the residence of his grand
son. w. CORTLAND Beckwith. 261 Hun
tington street. New London. He was
born in Hanover, May s. 1926. His
wife died many years ago.
The sixteenth annual reunion Of the
Connecticut alumni of Holy Cross col
lege, Worcester, is to be held this
CTuesday) evening at the Allyn house.
Hartford, and will be attended by
eastern Connecticut Holy Cross men.
Alanson P. Lathrop, son of Mrs. ia
bez Lathrop of Norwich Town, presi-
dent of the American Light & Trac-
ton company has entered the firm of
Emerson Mcmillan & Co, doing bus
mess at 40 Wall street. New York.
Among the early arrivals at Ocean
beach are Alderman and Mrs Samuel
NJ. Prentis of New London, the Ames
family and Boylen family from Hart
ford, Miss Kronig from Norwich
James Doyle and family from New
Britain.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron Whitney of
Putnam are guests at the bungalow of
Capt. and Mrs. Charles T. Potter on
the east shore, Noank Mr.. Whitney
is in poor health and thinks the sea
air may benefit him. Mrs Whitney
was formerly Miss Elizabeth Potter
of Noank.
Local lodges of the Brotherhood of
Railway Trainmen and of the Order of
Railway Conductors meet in New
London on Sunday. June II, when a
memorial service viii be held under
the auspices of Division 500, 0. r. c.
and Lodge 496, B. r. T., for the broth
ers who have died during the year.
State national banks have received
circular from the United States
treasury requesting them to forward
a list of all silver certificates of SO
and over on hand under date of June |
2 with a view of exchanging. some of
the larger ones for ones of the small
er denominations. This is because
there is a scarcity of the smaller de-
nominations in circulation.