Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

The annual spring conference of
the gospel missionary society of Con-
necticut began in New Britain Tues
day at the Peoples church.
The next big holiday is Fourth of
July which comes on Tuesday this
year as did Memorial day. spelling
the Weekend plans of many
The Polish people celebrated Tues
day the anniversary of the adoption
of the constitution of Poland in 1871,
during the reign of King August
Try Clysmic once and you'll say
CNsmic when you mean table water
adv
A Pawtucket company has been
awarded the contract to build the big
duplicate mill for the Plainfield Mills
Co.
Everything is in readiness for the
Theta Sigma dance Friday evening at
Ocean beach. Students from the Acad-
envy are planning to attend.
Waterbury papers note among teach
ers reappointed for the coming school
year, James. T. Grafton of Norwich,
vice principal of Crosby high school
Ellen E. Adams of Versailles has
sold the six-acre farm at Perkins
Corners, Mansfield. known as the old
of Willimantic
DR.. T. A. Crowley has removed his
dental Office to the McGrory building,
rooms three and four.-adv.
This evening the Jewish people will
celebrate Shebuoth the Feast of Weeks.
celebrated seven weeks after the sec
ond day of the feast of the Passover.
1t is also called Pentecost.
A book recently added to the Otis
library, which will prove informing to
many is E. s. Matthews Familiar
Trees and Their Leaves. Another use
full book is L. Durand's The Book of
Roses.
Regular eonvecation of Franklin
temple this evening Work in the r.
A. degree.-adv.
On the grounds of the Highland
country club, Meriden. Tuesday after
noon, Rev William II Kidd defeated
the national rogue champion, Bosworth
of New London, winning three games
out of four.
George l.. Yeomans of Lafayette
street decorated the graves of the rev.
and French soldiers at Nor
witch Town Tuesday. his grandfather,
Corp. Joshua Yeomans, being one of
the number.
There is being sent out to libraries
for the first time, by the agricultural
department at Washington, q forestry
exhibit which is entirely of photo
aphs. Just over it is a view at the
Westpert library
The framework and roof for the one
story storage building for the Cres-
cent Firearms company, just north of
the Central Vermont station. has been
completed and It is ready for the gall
vanized iron covering.
The first quarterly conference for
the year viii be held at the Stafford
Springs Methodist church Saturday
evening District Supt j. H. New
land will preside Next Sunday MORN
ing the Rev. Mr.. Newland will preach
The Progressive Missionary club of
the Central Baptist church met Wed
nesday afternoon with Mrs. w S. AL
len of Main street. sixteen being pres
ent. After the customary rea ding and
sewing, lgiht refreshments were serv-
ed.
Seashore Rooms Free.-The Revere
house. Narragansett Pier. r. l., is Of
fering rooms free for three weeks. See
advertisement in this paper-adv.
None of the members of Faith
Trumbull chapter, d. A. r., were able
TO attend the complimentary luncheon
given the honorary state regent. Mrs 1
Sara Thompson Kinney, at the Coun-
-ry club. New Haven. Wednesday aft
ernoon.
This state will be represented at
Springfield on June 3. when a confer
ance will be held in the interest of
of the Connecticut river,
It's waters. the woods on its banks,
he development of navigation through
is waters and the publication of the
stream.
Mr.. and Mrs. Philip z. Hankey of
New London arc at their Eastern Point
,ottage for a fortnight, after which
George s. Chappell of New York, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred H. Cfappell,
with his wife and children, will occupy
he cottage for the remainder of the
season.
The work on the e-macadamizing
IF Thames and West Thames street
mas been completed by the street de-
Dartment resulting in a fine road at
he present time. Broadway is now
being prepared for the reception of a
treatment of tarvia, which is expected
his week.
Referring 20 the Norwich Golf clubs
new house. the New London Telegraph
saws: We used to be keen on the golf
question ourselves. Quaganapoxet has
good membership and Shinnecossett
still shows fair interest at times, but
bridge ruined golf in New London.
Glad it hasn't in Norwich.
The engrossed resolutions present.
ID by st. Mary's church corporation
70 Rev. James J. Smith, upon his
transfer to parish in New Haven, are
displayed in the window of a Broad
way picture store. They are neatly
lone and have been placed in gold
rame for presentation to him.
The marriage of Miss SalIie Sands
Gard, daughter of Mrs. Jennie A.
Gard, who spent the winter at the
Mohican and who is now staying in
iroton, and Herbert de Funiac son
If Mrs. Olivia F. de Funiac of Louis
Vile. KY. will take place June at
st. James church. New Londos.
Al the alumni day exercises at Hart
iord theological seminary, Tuesday,
n the afternoon discussion of A Live
Country Church. two of the speakers
were Rev. w. F. White of Ledyard,
class of '95. and Rev r. NJ. HOLSTER
of North Stonington. class of 81 The
neurology report referred to the death
II Rev. Austin Gardner of Bozrah,
class of 80.
When the Bridgeport Knights of CO.