Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

 Full moon tonight the 22d I
 I City boarders are arriving by boat l and train.
 June 22 is devoted to St. Aloysius. | patron of youth.
 The intense heat has brought out myriads of lightning bugs. Closing out summer stock at Law ler's millinery, IT Broadway.-adv. Holy Ghost day was celebrated in day.
 Boys are already discharging toy pistols, with Fourth of July two weeks away.
 Local pupils will take the prelimi- nary examinations at Yale university this week.
 Police in Connecticut towns are electing delegates to the state police convention in Stamford on July '.
 Several women autoists have adopt ed the old fashioned sunbonnet for protection since the hot waves arri- val
 Members of the woman's Relief corps will go to Cromwell today to carry gifts and supplies to the Crom- we'll home
 Among those receiving the degree of bachelor of laws at Yale this week was Herman Alofsin 2d, B.A.. Yale university, 1903.
 Mrs. Andrew who1ey of Park street comes to the front with a pompom dahlia bloom on June 21. Her plants have an early start.
 The Bar Harbor express which be- gan the season Monday night, is carry ing many passengers, running in two sections on the first trip up.
 MT and Mrs. Elias Chapman of l Poauonoc announce the engagement of 1 their daughter. Miss Grace E. Chap l man. to Ira D. Hansen of Fishers | island.
 Mondays Worcester Post said: 1 President Alfred L. Aiken of the Wor- i cester county institution for savings | returned to his desk today after ten days fishing trip in Maine.
 1oINOhe, MASS, papers Stdte tudl Mayor N. P. Avery will sail with Mrs. Avery, Mrs. Frank Metcalf and her daughter, Katharine from New York July ?. The party will visit England first and from there they will tour Holland, SwiNerland and Germany. They will return early in September.
 It Is noted by Torrington corre- spondent that no sooner were the girls away for the long summer vacation than Mrs. Keep started work on more of the Porter school. The addition | that will be built at once is to the house.
 A TerryviI1e correspondent writes: Frederick L. Newton of the Prospect school rendered his resigna- ion to the board of school visitors on Friday evening. The resignation was accepted. MT. Newton has received 1 m excellent offer as principal at the Broadway Central district grammar school at Norwich and has accepted.
 Of former eastern Connecticut school principal, a New Haven paper says: The news has been received ,y Superintendent Beede of the death ,f his father, Augustus Beede at his nome in Dover, N. H., and he left inn nediately for that place. MT. Beede lied from pneumonia. Superintendent 3eede will remain until after the fu- lera1 and is expected to return We'd lesday evening.
 Joseph 4. Ambler, N. F. A., '07, who 1 will be graduated from Yale scientific department today, has won the gen .ral two years honors in all studies n the chemical courses. The Belknap ,rize in geological studies is divided | between MT. Amb1er and A. J. Hill # Meriden. Mr. Ambler has received he flattering appointment to return O Sheffield scientific school next year l IS assistant in the chemical labora- | : ory. The scholarly young man is the on of MT. and Mrs. Chester G. Amb- CT of Norwich.