Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-28
Olle gullftin.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Next Sunday is to be observed as Peace Sunday in some churches. Mortgages officially reported in Nor wich last week amounted to $5,100. The Crystal Lake cemetery associa- ton of Ellington has filed articles of association
 Stro1lers in the woo6s claim that the number of fire fat gray squirrels is unusually large this year. Ths annual session of the Stoning- ton Baptist association will be held at Sterling today and Thursday.
 Though several weeks in advance of dog days. Tuesday was a good imita- Swedish people in number of places have been celebrating midsum- mer, as is the custom in the old coun- try.
 Excursionists down the river are having a good view of the. yachts, which are gathering for the boat races.
 The ferryboat Colonel Ledyard leaves today for the Connecticut river and will run between Old Lyme and Old Saybrook
 Thursday being the feast of SS. Pe- ter and Paul, there will be the celebra- tion of Holy Communion in the Epis- copal churches.
 annual reunion of the Scott Family association will be held at the home of Ecmund l.. Griswold, in Seymour.
 In St. Patrick's church Monday there was a requiem high mass for deceased members of the K. of C., and on Tuesday for those of Division No. 1, A. o. H.
 Major Miller. one of the most pop Jiar officers at Fort H. G. Wright, will leave this week for Fort Moul- trie, s. C., where he has been as- signed for duty.
 In concurrence, the name of the Thames college at New London was changed to the Connecticut College f6r Women by vote of the house at Hart ford on Tuesday.
 Rev. MT. Ives. formerly pastor of All Souls church, New London, has un- dergone a serious operation in a New York hospital. He is doing as well as could be expected.
 Judge Wheeler in chambers at New London Monday heard arguments for the setting aside of the judgment Tn the case of the Mantle Menhaden Oil company vs. Luce.
 At the alumni day at Trinity college on Tuesday there was a large at tendance Frank H. F'oss of this city was one of the active members of the reception committee.
 Engineer Arthur B. Gordon, who has been running on the steamer Gardiner. don on the ferryboat Governor Win throp at New London.
 An item of interest here is the ap- Dointment by Bishop O'Donnell of New Jersey of Rev. George F. Brown. native of New London, to be rector of Trinity church of Montclair. on the spur track of the Groton and Stonington railway, and the new freight house on Morgans dock, Grot- on, will soon be in working order.
 The name of Clifford Pereue, son of c. A. Pereue, was printed incorrectly in The Bulletins list of the graduat- ing class at the Uncasville school, so that the young student did net receive the credit due him.
 Charged with the theft of a knife, Alexander Norm was allowed to set tie his case in the city court on Tues day by paying costs of $4 It was dropped in saloon and the bartender would not give it up.
 It is probable that the spreading of the tarvia on Broadway will be started today It is expected to cover the sec tion from the Soldiers monument to Broad street in one day and the re- maiDder on the second day
 There is talk of having the Connec- ticut grange adopt the method of the Massachusetts grange, of offering free scholarships in one of the short courses next winter in the agricultural college for essays on farm topics.
 Three petitions in bankruptcy were filed in Cohnecticut the past week. with total assets of $4,676. and total liabilities of s13,9S3. In the same week total assets of s15.i50 and liabilities of s26,531.
 The 25th wedding anniversary of Mir and Mrs. Charles w. Kingsley of Montville, formerly of this city, was , friends in attendance. They received number of gifts and refreshments were served.
 Fffty-five thousand acres of wood land and cut-over land have been burned during 1911 in this state, with loss aggregating more than s200, ,O00, according to the annual report of the state forester. Samuel N. Spring, just made public
 By an important railroad change, in effect this week, which benefits trav- elers north. a train arriving. at Wor- cester from Providence at 1.40 D. m is extended to F'itchburg, with a through coach to Montreal The train leaves Providence at sos.
 Just at present Groton is having an awakening for a more strict observ- ance of the Sunday laws. A move in the movement was the arrest last Sun day of the man who keeps the termi- nal fruit store of the trolley road. He is to be tried within day or two.
 The recent cool weather has raised apprehensions among state oyster growers as a set this season She'll ing Of grounds is just beginning, but there are no signs of spawn because of the cold water The cool weather makes the spawning season backward