Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-10
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Tug Aquid.1eck lowed scows Alice
/ Tague and Thomas Richter to this city
i Friday.
The summer schedule On the Central
4 Vermont railroad viii GO into effect
Sunday, June 20.
The Wauregan house still continues
4 1T six o'clock Sunday dinners.-aev.
These hot days the old soldiers en-
| joy the shady grounds and cool piazzas
/ at the buckingham Memorial
! The district superintendent. Rev. J.
| j. Newland of Norwich. is to preach
lac Mystic Methodist church on Sun
! About the state, delegates are being
/ elected to attend the second Junior
! Zion convention, in New Haven. Sun
| day, July ..
Three petitions in bankruptcy were
nled in Connecticut the past week,
with total assets of s1,sS2. and la
bilities of Ss.sS1.
1t has been thought unwise by the
New London Horticultural society to
attempt TO hold flewer show before
the middle of July.
L Judge Walter c. Moves of the United
States district court. has arrived with
Mrs. Moves aud children at his home
in LYME for the summer vacation.
Hear G. Herbert Rich in a violin
solo tomorrow evening at The Waure-
gan.-adv
The government has issued a buile-
tin giving zhe area of uneccupie6
Connecticut is credited with $4,000
acres
Thomas Royston, who works in the
paper mill at Thalmesville, dislocated
his left shoulder Thursday night Dr.
Higgins was called and reduced the
dislocation.
Rev. P. C. Wright of this city in
one of the special preachers for aaIiiee
chapel Eastern Point, this season, he
being scheduled to preach there Sun
day, August q.
The telephone wires leading into
East Lyme will be connected with the
new exchange in Mantle tonight. This
change on the part of the S. N e.
Telephone company creates new di
vision.
The six o'clock Sunday dinners at
The Wauregan'' are growing in pop
ulerity-adv.
The oil received Thursday was not
for the city streets, but for the town.
the town. The city carts, which are
equipped, have been hired to spread
the oil.
Robert T. Darrow and Philip G.. Nor
gan. the New Lendon boys, who have
been appointed principals TO the naval
academy at Annapolis. have been or
dered to report at the academy on
June Is.
not operate power boats On the river
this summer. out will place orders
as soon as the rocks are removed from
the Shetucket, so that boats will be
ready for next seasons business.
The new passenger launches Belle
vue and Griswold. which were built
at West Mystic, are nearly ready to
be delivered to the Hotel Griswold,
where they viii be used as ferryboats
between the hotel and New London.
A building lot purchased at Plain
field two years ago for schoelhouse
purposes has been sold to Harold
Lawton of the Lawton Mills corpora
ton for $3.50. an advance of $500
Rev. P. c. Wright will speak at the
Central BAPTIST church Sunday morn
ing. In the evening the Sunday school
will give its Bible day concert-adv.
Several Norwich singers will assist
at the ChiIdren's day service at the
Mohegan church tomorrow evening
when the prizes are to be given those
Sunday school pupils who have collect
ed the most toward the church repair
fund.
County Commissioner B. F. Will
Jams, one of the deacons of the First
Congrega church, Road district,
has just completed 3G years service as
superintendent of the Sunday school
of that church and has declined a re-
election.
Notice has been given at the Office
that the time for the collection of the
special government tax from drug
gists, liquor dealers. and those who
handle rectified goods. would expire on
June 80.
A large delegation of Endeavorers
is planning to attend the 25th inter-
national Christian Endeavor cenven-
ton to be held at Atlantic City fully
to IL. Many of these are going Of
their own accord while others will be
sent as delegates from their societies.
Mrs. Martha Green StillTnan. widow
of David r. Stillman, who was the
oldest graduate of Alfred university,
died Friday at the home of her SON
in-law, DIR. Thomas ". Rogers, in
New London, in her eighty second
year. She graduated from the univer-
sity in 1S41.
Public institutions requesting appro-
priations will be inspected next week
at Meriden by the appropriations com
mittee of the legislature, which in
cludes Senator Peck. chairman, Clerk
Allyn of Ledyard Messrs. Hall of Will
lington, Storrs of Mansfield and Dunn
of Windham.
About $50 priests from all parts of
the state. attended the semi annual
conference of the Junior clergy at St.
Joseph's cathedral, Hartford this
week. The conference was mainly en-
gagged in the discussion of liturgicsl
questions bearing upon the proper cei-
ebration of mass.
The street department is completing
the work of putting Broadway in first
class condition to receive the tarvia
which has been delayed, but is ex-
pected daily. The hollows have been
filled in. rolled and tarred, so that
when cleaned again and coated with
tarvia Will make fine street.