Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-12

and lunch OF Miss POrters school,.
Pennington, took place Saturday.
A new bulletin issued from the Con-
necticut agricultural college at Storrs
is entitled Bacterium Tactic Acid and
Its Sources.
A marriage license was issued in
New Britain Saturday to Michael
Rowkowski and Miss PauIina kinnis-
ka. both of Norwich.
Business failures for the past week
numbered 16S, against 100 I'm the same
week of last year, 191 in 1909. 225 in
1908 and I55 in 1907.
Sunshine societies will observe Sat
urday next, the 18th, as Rose day, TAX
ing roses to the sick. the shut-ins, the
aged and little children.
The diocesan school examiner, Rev.
DR.. Fitzgerald of waterbury, has ex-
amined parochial schools in eastern
Connecticut since June began.
The dental commissioners of the
state are to meet on Thursday. Friday
and Saturday 70 examine applicants
for license TO practice dentistry.
The tents and equipage for the
officers of the Connecticut National
guard, who will be at the state camp
at Mantle this week, arrived Friday.
The 2T5th anniversary commemora-
tive of the founding of Connecticut,
by Thomas Hooker, was observed in
The Connecticut branch of The
Kings Daughters and Sons is to hold
its annual convention III the First
Methodist church in Bridgeport, Oc-
tober IL and Is of this year.
The two year old child of George
Phillips of Thamesville fell Friday
night and fractured her left arm just
below the elbow Dr. Higgins was
called and reduced the fracture.
The third submarine flotilla of the
Atlantic fleet has been holding long
maneuvers off Block Island. the men
at noon while the boats were sub
merged.
Rev. P. C. Wright of the Central
Baptist church leaves today to attend
the Northern Ba otist convention and
the Worlds Baptist Alliance at Phila-
delphia. He expects to be absent
about twelve days.
It is announced that the Yale plan
for assigning the state high school
scholarships, announcement of which
was made recently, does not go into
effect until the fall of 1912 after the
September examina tions.
The machinery and tools of the w
D. Forbes Manufacturing company of
New London, which went into bank
ruptcy, have been sold to the i. F.
Seyferts Sons company of Philadel-
pha. and shipped to that city.
The wedding of Miss Helen Angus
ia Miner, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Willis P. Miner of Waterford, and
William Everett Copeland, will take
place at the home of the bride on
wednesday, Jupne 20, at o'clock
At the Otis library reading room,
Sunday afternoon, the librarian, MIR.
Trumbull, was in charge. the papers,
reference books and magazines pro-
viding a quiet hour of pleasure and
profit for a good number of visitors.
The shad fishing season, which
closed Saturday, June 10, has been al
ermen not realizing enough TO COM
pensate them for the money and time
expended in making or purchasing
nets.
In fling his petition in bankruptcy
Loyal 3. Ashland of Norwich gives
assets $50. liabilities s643. and the
largest creditors. Stoddard. Gilbert &
Co, of Norwich. 1892; f. P. Haun. of
Fall River. Mass. 800: J. E. Tanning
of Norwich, $50.
The ballots for a successor to Maj
Henry Norton. Jr., of WalIingford,
Second regiment. G.. y. G.. were can
vassed in the office of the adjutant
general Saturday and resulted in the
choice of George Z. Hail, Company E,
of New Haven.
Steward John H Woods left the
Norwich line at New London and
went to Newport Friday TO prepare the
boats for the summer and check up
and inspect the Providence. Plymouth
and Puritan. He Will haye them all
ready this week.
Hundreds finished the iridium, or
three DAYS devotion in honor of the
Blessed Eucharist at St. Patrick's
church. Sunday. the rector, Rev. Hugh
Treanor, celebrating the 7.3e o'clock
mass and giving communion. His in
strucsion was on Trinity Sunday.
Yesterday was Trinity Sunday, which
closes the first half of the ecclesias-
teal wear. the remaining Sundays be-
ing Sundays after Trinity in the An
gIican calendar; Sundays after Pente-
cost in the Roman, although Trinity
Sunday retains it's name in that ca1er-
dar.
Says the Waterbury American: At
Norwich, last Sunday. the candidacy
OF John Fl. Cassidy for district deputy
of the Elks of the state was announced
At the rnidwinter meeting in Water
bury next January the new district
deputy will in ali probability be Past
Exalted Ruler John III. Cassidy
William A. Young, well know in con-
nection with the ice business. died on
Friday evening at his residence in
Sprin sfeld. Mass. from heart trouble
Mr.. Young married Mary A. Tyler of
Vernon, Conn. July 26 1867. and is
survived by her and his sister, Miss
Jennie s. Young of Springfield
OF local interest is Saturdays Wor-
cester Gazette announcement that Rev
Thomas f. Davies, rector of All Saints
Episcopal church, accompanied by his
mother, Mrs. t. F. Davies. and his
sister, Miss Marion S. Davies, sailed
SATURDAY from Montreal on the Me-
gantic for three months tour of Eu-
rope.
The D. A. r. bubble fountain on the
Little Plain is being abused by some
n U-a hot