Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-06

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 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week will be Ember days and fast days for all Catholics.
 orchardists in central Connecticut are troubled by poor plum prospects, blight having affected the trees
 Preparations are being made to bap- tize a number of children in the churches next Sunday, Children's day. Goes with that good cigar-Clysmfc Water. Healthful as tsunshire.-adv.
 Putnam phalanx, which has local members. has decided to celebrate Bunker Hill day by banquet in Hart ford.
 The conference of the assistant pas tors of the Roman Catholic diocese will be held at the cathedral in Hart ford today
 There will be a session of the supe- rior court here today for naturaliza- tion purposes. No other business will be transacted.
 The members of the New London Medical sociaty are to be the guests of Dr. c. E. Graves. Later in the summer they
 The White Ribbon Banner is urging members of the w C. T. l.. to make the most of Friday next, June 9, as Flower Mission day.
 The rainfall on Monday amounted to .21 of an inch, being the first rain re- ceived this month. It did much good, but more of it will be welcomed.
 Katherine Lang, chiropedy, manicur- inf. room 22, Shannon bldg. See adv. adv
 Announcements are reaching local EndeavoreFs of the International Christian Endeavor convention to be held July 6-12 at Atlantic City.
 The wild rhodedendrens in the North Stoningfon swamFs are in Eleom aud a number of beautiful branches were brought to town on Sunday.
 A. B. Nicherson has been named as temporary chairman of the tewn com mittee and Ernest Allison Smith tenn porary town treasurer by the prehibi- tienists.
 This year an especially valuable fea- tufe of the State Register is the latest census figures fer the towns of the state and it's Hsfs of physicians and clergynnen.
 Stamp collectors are making an ef- fert to get specimens of the King George postage stamps, which will be issued for the first time on June p, Coronation day.
 One who has had trouble with cut vv0 r,l n foG mosfsballs, Whfsh kept the Worms away fsefn growing Veg stables while another used tar paper with success.
 ]. H. White has removed his studio from 4s Gffhrch street to 63 Broad way, Chapman block, reom S.-adv.
 A former Yantic rector, Rev. Percy Barnes. Is now supefintendent of the Essex public schools and has been giving the annual examination to the grammar grades in that town.
 The memebrs of the New London Medical society are to be the guests of pr. c. B. Graves later m the sum- mer at Dr. Graves farm in Ledyard, where they will enjoy a picnic.
 In mentioning the cast for the, dra- ma given by the Daughters of Tabor in T. A. B. hall. the name of Miss ". ted. She took the leading part in the drama.
 Local nnen bers of the D. A. R. have been appraised that the honorary state regent, Mrs. Sara T. Kinney of Hart leaving this country June 1T on the Koenisen Luise.
 It should have been stated that the recent fair at the Mckinley Avenue A. M F. Zion church, under the aus pices of the Ladies Sewing circle, net ted s10s.6s. From this sum- $50 was paid on the pastors salary.
 Henry North. who died on Friday afternoon at Fairview home for Odd Fellows, was buried MonSay after noon. Services at the home at two o'clock were conducted by Rev. George NJ. Atha. Burial was in the cemetery at Fairview
 For the aid of students and general readers, Librarian Jonathan TrumbuH of the otis library Is preparing a list of books on Connecticut History, not designed as a complete bfoliegraphy of the subject, but covering some of it's leading features.
 An informal dance will be given by
  Millers, June g, from s.30 to 12 o'clock Tickets soc each.-adv.
 Methodists hereabouts are interested in commencement exercises at East Greenwich R. l.. academy this week At Thursdays final exercises the di- pIomas will be presented by the Rev w l. Ward of Providence. a former esatern Connecticut pastor
 The foundation for the new clut house on Groton Long Point is being put in rapidly and in few days the Groton contractor will have ful force of men there. putting up the building, It is to be f6x30 feet, an6 have & spacious veranda on all sides Colonel Rafferty of the New Londor artillery district gives notice to al shipping that firing of three-inch gun, will take place at Fort Terry N. Y. Thursday night. June 22 1911. Tn, field of danger will be on the water east of Plum Island and north o Gardiner's Island.
 At present Clarence NJ Agard il police reporter for the Bridgepor Standard In the current issue O The World TodaN7 in an article en | titled Flight Against Tuberculosis l he describes the work of Dr. M G l Overlook of Worcester, as he noted i when employed in Worcester.
 The will of Col Heman A. Tyler i late of WetEersfield and Crescen | beach, has been recorded in the Hart | ford probate court To Charles F ! Oimsted, a friend, he gives S100. Tn | <.F r~E4 I C.