Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-24

drop. orchardists predict a fine crop
of peaches and apples
Several motor parties went to East
Haddam Thursday to attend the meet
ing of the Connecticut Sons of the
Revolution.
Halle club will have its second out
ing Sunday afternoon at Mrs Spald-
ingss bungalow. Take 2.45 p. m. West
eF1y ear.-adv.
In some of the Congregational
churches there will be a special of
fering Sunday for the Connecticut
Home Missionary society
Since the closing of the New York
schools a number OF Jewish families
have arrived at Chesterfield and Oak
dale to spend the summer.
1t is stated by this weeks Catholic
Transcript that the parochial schools
of the state have ended the school
year with an enrolment of over 10000
pupils.
The engagement of Harry P. Wal
dron of Hartford and Miss Harriet
Madolyn Hamilton, daughter of Mrs
Emma C. Hamilton of Old Lyme, is
announced.
In the list of those who attended
the ane,al meeting of Holy Cross col
lege alumni Wednesday evening is
the name of Rev. William A. Keefe
of Voluntown.
Local politicians commented on the
fact that seven years ago Friday, June
%, 1904, the republican national con-
vention at Chicago nominated Roose-
Welt and Fairbanks.
A Groton correspondent writes that
Mrs. A. Grips and Mrs. Coombs of
Ledyard were in Poquonoc Thursday
looking for a suita BILE house in which
to make their home
A patent has been granted this weeE,
TO Ole LaI sen, assignor to the SrIith &
Winchester Manufacturing company of
south NindhaIn, on an attachment for
paper cutting machines.
On Friday Constable Kinney took q
woman from Norwich town to the
Norwich State hospital for treatment.
her condition being such that the COM
mitment was necessary.
There was no meeting of Sedgwick
post, No. 1. G. A. r.. on Friday eve
ming. The regular session was omit
ted because of the meeting of the Ar
my and Navy club IN New London.
The Academy Glee club goes to Gales
Ferry tonight. where it is to give a
power beat owners are to take their
boats down IN time to bring the stu
dents home.
At the Central Baptist church Sun
day morning, Rev. p c. Wright will
speak upon The Achievements and
Outlook of Baptists,'' His evening
theme will be Present Day Persecu-
lions in Europe. adv.
1t was reported by Dr. Higgins on
Friday evening that Stephen A. Bailey
showed Improvement on Friday. being
conscious now, and that every day of
such Improvement is in his favor. He
was mp during the day.
Mrs. H. J. Reven of IS Baltic street
is cutting some beautiful Tausend-
schon, or Thousand Beauty roses, from
bush which grew Is feet in one
year The dainty blossoms have the
perfume of dollhouse roses.
The linemen of the Southern New
England Telephone company will hold
their. annual picnic Sunday at Num-
fordfs cove, arranged for by Harry
Warner, Gus Lorenz and T. -Farnham
of New London.
on Cliff street. next east of the lane
leading to Hill street, have been be-
gun to transform the basement tene-
ment into a small store. Plate glass
windows are to be put in and the floor
laid in concrete.
The state board of education has is
sued a school document giving infor-
nation about the summer school for
teachers to be conducted in connec-
tion with the state normal school at
Danbury. to open July with John
r. Perkins principal.
Miss Virginia Ellis Hall, daughter
CT Mr.. and Mrs. 5. W. Hall, was in
the graduating class of the Derby
high school which graduated June 10.
She is well known here where they
formerly resided. Mr.. Hall having been
employed by the Plaut-Cadden Co.
The society of the A. NJ. e. Zion
church gave Rev. w. Fl. Eley his
fourth and last donation on Thursday
evening, June Is. Mrs. Fora Hall was
chairman, but owing to the illness of
her son. David Hall, she was not pres
ent. The committee of ladies served
refreshments
Louis A Swartzburg. son of Myer
SWartzburg. has been notified that he
has been awarded n 500 scholarship at
Massachusetts Institute OF Technology.
Last year he. was awarded $50
scholarship, and he has. now finished
two years of q four-year chemical en-
cheering course.
A New London paper states that
Miss Minnie Barker principal of the
Winthrop school, is preparing to re-
move to her cottage at the Willimantic
camp grounds for the summer. takin .
with her her mother, who is now far
past the fourscore mark, and her sis
tiers, Mrs. Clark and Miss Cassie Bar
ker.
The Queen Anne mill at New Lon
don. owned by David V. Green. is to
be idle by July l, FOR Proprietor Green
is to remove the business from New
London to bridgeport. The lace fac
tory, which has turned out lace cur
tains for a year or two, will be vacat-
ed and the business continued in
Bridgeport.
About 1,500 attended the business
meeting Wednesday of the Connecti-
cut Spiritualists at Lake Compounce.
Mrs. May S. Pepper Vanderbilt of
Brooklyn was chosen president; Miss
Kate Simpson, Hartford vice presi-
dent and Mrs. J. E. Dillon of Hart
ford, secretary and treasurer Re-
ports showed that the associa ton was
advancing in prosperity.
Professor Britton of the Connecticut
agricultural experiment station savc