Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-20

The nights are growing so short
that it is daybreak now at 2.03.
Brown alumni are in Providence for
the events of Commencement week.
/ Today. June 20. is the date for the
formal opening Of many Of the shore
hotels.
Berry growers in Ledyard and Mys-
tic cannot get half the pickers they
require just now.
Say Clysmic Water next time
When you think, drink; think clysmic.
adv.
Richard T. Bushnell has been en-
larging and otherwise improving his
residence on Everett street.
Monday in the church calendar was
dedicated to ST. Juliana Falconieri and
to SIS. GervaSiuS and Protase.
The Carpenters union initiated one
new member at it's meeting held on
Monday evening in the hall on Frank
ling square.
The 1910 year book of the United
States department of agriculture has
been issued from the government
printing ONCE.
In the current issue of Country Life
a former editor of The Bulletin, A.
P. Hitchcock. has a paper on The De-
lights of Farming.
This is the week when Norwich de-
serves it's name Rose of New Eng
land, roses in grounds and gardens be-
ing in full bloom.
Politicians have been recalling the
fact that three years ago. Sunday
June Is. Secretary Taft was nominat-
ed for president of the United States
Franklin IS beating Ledyard this
season in the quantity and quality of
cherries being sent to market. The
Ledyard crop is much below that of
former years.
On Monday the steam roller was at
work rolling down crushed stone in
Bath street and the oiling carts were
sprinkiing with oil Pearl, Ann and
Asylum streets.
Chiropody, shampooing, manicuring.
Katherine LAM, room %, Shannon bldg
adv
w. III. Bowen has been named in the
probate court as administrator of the
estate of Hillery p. Bowen, the ap-
praisers being Harry H. Hill and
Charles A. eager, Jr.
The snnior clergymen of the Cath
ohc diocese left Monday for a weeks
retreat at Manresa institute. the home
I of the Jesuit fathers on Keyser is.
land, off South Norwa1k.
Relief Towerman Campbell of New
Haven has been transferred from thir 4
| trick at Midway Junction. Robert r.
Burns has left Midway to take charge
of his new duties at Middletown.
A New London paper notes that Miss
Mabel s. Clask, soprano in Trinity
| church, Norwiih, has resigned there,
| to sing in the Pequot chapel choir as
leader during the summer months.
Fishermen in the shore towns are to
! receive higher prices for the Holsters
they furnish agencies. the advance be-
which at this time of year are in
| great demand
Some changes in the slips of the
| Lyme Saybrook ferry will have to be
made to accommodate the ferrybodt
| Col. Ledyard, but these, it is intended.
| shall be done so as to take care of tae
| big auto traffic to the boat races.
| Mr.. and Mrs George Niles Wood
| will observe the fiftieth anniversary
| of their marriage on Friday. June %.
| No invitations are issued, but their
| friends will be welcomed at their home
/ in Montville from TO ) and from s
| to 10 p. m.
The bureau of tours of the Auto
| mobile club of America has prepared
/ list of cautions for tourists. who
| will find it of value. Attention is
| called to the report that "a trap
is in operation" for autoists in Mont
| willie.
/ Reinspections by United States In
\ spectors Whitney and Stewart were
| made Monday on steamer Gardiner
| which runs between Norwich and
| HILL which runs between Stonington
| and Watch Hill.
/ Honors in special studies at Yale
have been awarded William Hugh
| Burns of Wilma ntic, in German and
| Physics, and Thomas K. A. Hendrick
\ OF Teftville, in French. Thomas Jo-
seph Aubrey of Norwich is in the list
of first disputes.
Episcopalians are receiving notices
| of the conference for laymen to be
held Saturday afternoon. July l. and
all day Sunday. July 2, in connection
| with the conference for church work
| at the Episcopal Theological seminary
| Cambridge Mass.
At the first solemn high mass cele-
| brated in st. Patricks church. Wa
| terbury, Sunday. by Rev. George p
Carroll. who was ordained June in
| St Pau, Mimi. by Archbishop Ire
| land, his classmate, Rev. Thomas A
| Grumley of Norwich, was deacon.
In the last notice to mariners the
| following correction is announced rel
| alive to the easterly side of Block Is
| land Block Island bredkwater range
lights: Correction-The solor of the
| lights is red, the proposed change from
red to white not having been made.
| Mentioned among guests at an elab-
| crate reception 1t the New Haver
| Lawn club Saturday afternoon, giver
| by Seymour Case, Yale 80. in honor
| of his classmate, His Excellency Liane
| Tun Yen, president of the Chinese
| empire. we're Rev. and Mrs. Brownel
Gage.
Asa Burrows of Waterford was TAX
| en- into custody by the New Londof
| police Sunday on account of peculiar
| actions. Burrows was examined by
| commission and on the order of Judg,
] of Probate Calkins was committed Il
the Norwich state hospital for the in
sane.
searches on Pyrimidines, by Treat B
Johnson and Joseph \. Amber. the
I latter son of MIR. and Mrs. Chester G
Il been appointed for the second veal
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