Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-30
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VARIOUS MATTERS


The city never looked more beautiful
to welcome holiday guests.
There will be. numerous family out.
mss to woods and shore today.
Many trees already Show caterpil.
lars nests, which should be burned
out.
up of yards and grounds for the holi-
day.
Warnings against the gypsy moth
are placed conspicuously in the Otis
library.
third fine day. today. like Sunday
and Monday, will be appreciated BY
those who march.
New stone steps have been placed al
the entrance to the city barn instead
of the wornout wooden ones.
Yesterday was an IDEAL day and
gave promise of what the summer
holds, being exactly fifteen hours long
Clysmic Waters sure win
Dummy says nothing-but Clysmic.--
adv.
In the list of the heroic dead the
names of the Ripley brothers should be
j. Dickinson Ripley and George c.
Ripley.
In towns of central Connecticut
many horses are suffering with dis
temper which causes some of them to
go blind.
Rev. ]. Newton Perkins of New York
city was the special preacher both
Sunday morning and evening at Christ
Episcopal church.
Connecticut delegates left Monday
for Columbus. Ohio. to attend the ma
tional convention of the paid officers
of the Y. Nj. c. A.
Already there is a demand for Paris
green for spraying. as farmers say the
old-fashioned potato bug has arrived
and has begun his season.
Richard Murphy of Bridgeport, who
is mere for the holiday at his home on
Baltic street, sprained his ankle badly
in baseball game at Michigan park
Instructions have been given to fly
flags at half-mast from suprise today
until ore O'Clock in the afternoon,
when they Will be raised to full mast
Tint Waterbury Sunday Republican
had story entitled "Hypnotizin' Sou
venir Taylor recounting incidents in
the Putnam mans p years at the
state capitol
The coast artillerymen of eastern
Connecticut are contemplating. well in
advance, participation in a big parade
at Stamford next fall, to be followed
by an evening visit to New York.
> When the Connecticut prohibition
trust holds its first annual meeting,
in Hartford, the vacancy in the board
OF 1ncorporators caused by the resig-
nation and removal of William n. Taft
will be filed.
Those who attended the trip of the
New Haven road conductors to the con-
ventioll of the Order of Railroad Con-
lu-tors, held at Jacksonville, Florida,
are returning to Connecticut. after a
delightful months trip.
Ernest Allison Smith spoke Sunday
at the A. NJ E. Zion church in
Robinson is pastor. A week ago he
spoke at the Federal street NJ E.
in the same city.
Collector Robert G. Eaton of the in
-ernal revenue department states that
there are $50 incorporate bodies which
have neglected to hand in their re-
turns on the tax due. This penalty
ranges from $1,000 to $4,000.
At manv of the shore resorts the
season will be formally opened today,
although the fact of Monday coming
IN as working day has reduced the
nun Der who ordinarily visit the shore
On Saturday to remain over a holiday.
At the fifth annual convention of the
Connecticut Senior Zionist council in
Hartford Sunday. it was voted. to levy
1 tax of two cents on each member of
he council in the state, for the pur-
bose Of propagating the Hebrew Ian
yuage.
st. Georges Polish society gave a
argaly attended dance in Froehlichkeft
TAIL on Monday evening. the Pulas.si
,and playing for the programme from
to u o'clock. John Klukowski was
general chairman. assisted by Walter
slavik.
The case of Anna f. Payton VS..
Nary F. Hill which was scheduled for
! hearing at New London Monday in
he court of common pleas. was no.
leard. The case was settled. Court
vas adjourned to come in at New Lon
lon on Friday. June ..
Gladys Earl and Thomas Eecleston
we're sent to the New London Jail for
Ell days Monday. They were arrested
night intoxicated in New
london. They are the parties at whose
lace in West Mystic Charles Glaze
vas killed a fortnight ago.
Lieut.. George r. Church OF the Third
ompany has-received the pay for the
erv.ce on field day and this will be
distributed to the men following the +.
in the Memorial day pa
ade this afternoon. The parading to-
ay replaces the regular weekly drills. |
When the permanent commission on
arcchialN archives o. the Protestant
Episcopal church of Connecticut held
IS annual meeting at the capitol last |
reek. the chairman and secretary were |
to prepare a report to the |
ioeesan convention in Waterbury in
une.
on Wednesday evening there will be |
big reception in the Church of the |
fessiah, New Haven. which, by rails
1g $500 the past year and paying /
IS last note before Sunday, has left |
he church property of all the Uni |
ersalist parishes in the state freq |
rom debt.
Hot weather suggestions are being |
emf cut by the state humane society I
Ir the treatment of horses. recon-