Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-10
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VARIOUS MATTERS


 | Tn spite of a backward season camp | supplies are selling.
 l June boxes are taking the place of May baskets as favors- l The town never looked more attrac- 1 tive to visitors than at present Today in the church calendar is de- ! voted to St. Margaret of Scotland. Thursday evenings rain disap- pointed a number of piazza parties Florists have had an unusually good season for the sale of budding plants. The apple trees in western Connec- ticut are badly infested with canker- worms.
 Photographers are having their busy week finishing up pictures for gradu ating classes.
 One of the latest additions to the list of automobile owners is Charles c. McNamara of Broadway.
 Barge Henry Bell has finished dis charging coal at Norwich and has been lowed down the river by the tug Cassie
 Fine big strawberries from Preston were on sale by local grocers on Thursday. The first berries were brought in last Saturday
 The midsummer gathering of Y. M. c. A. men of Connecticut will be held next Tuesday. The party will leave New Haven on a chartered steamboat
 
 the Sound.
 Seven carriages, the property of Charles II. Miller of New York, who spends his summers at Eastern Point have been shipped to New York state as MT. Miller has taken to automobiling.
 Georgianna Elizabeth, wife of Wal ter H. Young. died Wednesday in Providence She was a daughter of the late Susan l.. and George F. Wee den and has relatives in Norwich and Jewett City.
 The state board of pharmacy met this week at the capitol and elected officers as follows: President, Charles F1eischner of New Haven; vice pres ident, Curtis P. G1adding of Hartford: secretary treasurer, J. A. Leverty of Bridgeport.
 The Connecticut Beekeepers' asso- citation will hold it's summer field day meeting on Saturday, June Is, at the apiary of Ava w. Yates, No. 3 Chap man street. Hartford. Allen Latham of Norwich is charter member of the association.
 Commencing Sunday evening and lasting until Tuesday evening He breWs will celebrate a holiday known as Sevuth, a time of feasting and mer- rymaking. The holiday is in celebra- ton of the receiving of the Ten Com mandments on Mt. Sinai.
 Sheriff Sidney A. Brown of New Lon don county took to the state prison at WethersfieId Wednesday two pris- | oners. Daniel Conlan, for assault with | intent to kill and slay, two to four years, and Chappin Oizelocki, same l offense, one to two years
 Appeal was taken Wednesday at Bridgeport from the will of the late Margaret Austin, who died there last | March, leaving $25,O0O to the trustees of the Odd Fellows home at Groton, | and a number of other smaller be- | quests. The will was admitted to pro 1 bate on May G.
 The state board of accountancy held | examinations Wednesday in general | accounting, including theory, practice l and auditing in the senate chamber at | the capitol. Five candidates for cer- tified public accounting certificates | took the examinations The examina- | tions continued Thursday and will fin l ish today.
 Thursdays Catholic Transcript an | that beginning Sunday next, i the 12th, mass will be celebrated at | o'clock during June in the Crescent | beach chapel. During July and Au- gust mass will be said Sundays at | Crescent beach at and at Sound 1 View at II o'clock for the convenience ] of Catholic cottagers and hotel guests.
 Commenting upon the fact that Hon. Charles F. Thayer of Norwich has announced the engagement of his daughter, Ruth Mowry Thayer, to Nel- son C. Taintor. the, Hartford papers state that MT. Taintor is the son of the late James U. Taintor of this city and is at present located in Norwich, being district agent of southea stern Connecticut for life insurance con-