Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-18

At the summer session of the Dam
bury Normal Training school, July 5 to
90, G.. G.. Russell of New Haven for
merly of Taftville, will be the instruc2
tor in arithmetic.
A few of the medals struck off to
commemorate the 275th anniversary
of the founding of Springfield, Mass,
are reaching former residents now To-
Gated in Norwich.
The library is already being con-
suited by persons who are engaged in
vacation planning, and who are look
Ing up books of travel on camping,
canoeing, fishing, etc.
An architect in New York is draw
ing plans for a new gymnasium for
the Pomfret school. 1t will be a two
story structure. 50x150 feet. of brick
and marble, with tin roof.
Thomas w Head, who recently as
ISOLATED himself with a Rochester
firm of tree growers. left Eastern Point
on Tuesday. His family will follow
later to a residence in Rochester.
Mrs Harriet L. Kinney, president of
Sedgwiek w. r. c., is expected to rep
resent the corps at the Soldiers home
at NorOton today. which is the visit
ing day for the Woman's Relief corps
The Jaeger & Sword Manufacturing
company of AIillville, New York, will
locate in New London to engage in
machine and general repair work. The
plant IL expected to start about June
LIST.
The members of the court of COM
mon council, city officers and the Off
Gals and mployes in City hall will at
tend the funeral of Ira L. Peck this
afternoon, the Offices closing during the
afternoon.
The Hoxie divorce case, which was
partially heard at Norwich a week
ago. was resumed at New London on
Wednesday, and additional testimony
taken. Judge Wheeler then reserved
his decision.
Joseph Hyiand of Waterford was
found guilty of assaulting his wife
and was fined by Justice HoIlander-
sky IS and ordered to be confined in
jail thirty days. He appealed to the
common pleas court
The 37th annual session of the New
England Baptist missionary convention
is to be held in Providence in the
Congdon Street Baptist church begin
ming Thursday. June Is. and continue
ing through June 10.
The two boys who were committed
to the state reform school Tuesday af-'
ternocr by the city. court were taken
TO Meriden on Wednesday by George
w. Rouse They seemed much inter
ested in their future.
Next Tuesday evening the Connec-
ticut Historical society meets in Hart
ford Vice presidents of the society
include Jonathan Trumbull, Norwich;
Ellen D. Larned. Thompson; z. Ste
vens Henry. Rockville.
Five new corporations having a total
authorized capital stock of $685., ooO
past week. During the same week in
1910 the number was eight. but the
total capital was the same, s230,000.
Mrs. Herminie Stencil of New Lon
don was on Wednesday committed to
the Norwich state hospital as mental
ly unsound. Policeman Pinney con-
veyed the woman to the asylum, where
she will be treated for her malady.
Wednesday morning in the city court
Charles Bennett was charged with
non-support, his wife claiming that he
drank up all he earned. He claimed
ne was out of work and was doing the
best he could. lie was put on PROBATION
until July 1 under 800 bonds.
On Wednesday Frank H. Belcher, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Belcher, and
Miss Effie s. Martin, daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. @. A. Martin, both of New
London, came to this city and were
united in marriage by Rev. f. o. Gun
ninghzn, pastor of the First Baptist
church.
A former Norwich man. George
Griswold of Groton, a carpenter en-
ployed by David Whitmore in the cree
tiun of a building at Ocean beach, fell
from the roof Tuesday. a distance OF
ten feet, to the ground. He was con-
siderably bruised and shaken up and
was taken to his home in a taxicab.
Manager J. w. Rusk of Polls thea
ter left on Wednesday for New Haven,
not knowing when he left where he
would be assigned. The house will be
dark until week or SO before the
opening, when repairs necessary before
| the next sea son will be made. His re-
turn in August is expected.
School Suot Charles b. Jennings OF
| New London is to be one of the speak
! ers at the convention of the School
| Garden association of America. which
| will be held coincdentaIly with ths
| convention of the National Education
ASSOCIATION at San Francisco. July s.
| IA. Mr. Jennings subject will be
The memorial fountain en- the Lit
tie Plain -<s-eAsed to the city BY