Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-10
0l1e. BullftitI.
Norwjeh, Wsdnssd6y. May 10, fs11.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Owners of flower beds in some local ities are annoyed by flower thefts. The Tyler family of Baltimore will open their summer home at Eastern Point, the first week in June.
 The warm weather pastime of so many persons, riding in open trolley cars, fell of little Tuesday. on ac-i count of the showers.
 Japanese quince, Towering almond, pear blossoms and biuets were among blossoms brought in by the school children on Tuesday.
 Thames council, Royal Arcanurn, will hold whist tonight at o'clock in Foresters' hall.-adv.
 The official summary of real estate sales filed in Norwich during April was IS. In April, 1910, the total was 2e, and in 1904 it was s4.
 Junior week at Wesleyan university, Middletown, where there are local stu dents, will be celebrated from Thurs day to Sunday of this week.
 The annual census of St. Patrick's parish is being taken by the assistant priests, who are visiting parishioners on the West Side. this week.
 A months mind requiem high mass for Miss Mary Brennan was ceiebrat- ed in St Patrick's church, Tuesday morning, by Rev. Hugh freanor.
 A number of friends from this sec ton will 50 to Providence today for the funeral of John l.. lift, formerly of Taftville. Burial is to be in Mys- tic.
 About fifteen members of the Colo nial club. by invitation of R. B. S. Washburn, enjoyed 8 clainbake at the Washburn cottage in Pine Grove, Nj sntic. Sunday
 For May. the general intention for members of the Apostleship of Prayer in the Catholic churches. as recom- mended by the holy father. is Relig-- ious Education.
 William Peckham of Waterford on Monday celebrated his sgd birthday. MT. Peekham's 92d finds him in health that many men of so would envy, for he is still active and vigorous.
 The boys of the senior class at the Academy are now appearing in trim looking gray felt hats which they have recently secured as a. class hat. The
 
 purple lettering.
 Dr. D. M. Murphy. 5s. a physician, died in Middletown, Monday. He was the only brother of Rev. J. F. Mur- phy. pastor of St Mary's church, in Bridgeport, formerly stationed in Nor wich and Mystic.
 George Wright. aged IS, who was incorrigible, was taken before the city c01zrf from the ntr- law morning and sentenced to the state school for boys until 21 years of age George Rouse committed him.
 In the will of Morris W. Bacon of New London it is understood that the principal bequeststs s2oo, ,oe0 fer trust fund for aged and indigent men. The terms of the bequest will be known when the will is admitted to probate.
 Of local interest is the announce meEt that Sidney E. Hawley, U s. marshal and still high sheriff of Fair field county, has announced that he has appointed William L. Parmelee of he held under Marshal Edson s. Bish- op.
 The tax collectors ofIice will be open this evening until o'clock. Wednes- day (today) is the last day for the
 
 taxes before interest is added.-adv
 At the grange anniversary meeting in Ellington this tWednesday) eve Master l.. H. Healy of Woodstock, State Lecturer Arthur Sherwood of Easton, J. H. Hale of Glastonbury and c. D. Richardson, past master of Mas sachusetts grange.
 The graduating class in the Palmer Memorial school. Palmertown. will take their annual trip to Hartford on Fri day, May 1s by automobile. The out ward route will be through East Lyme and Lyme to Saybrook, thence to Hartford. The return will be by Wflli- mantle and Norwich.
 Having been rebuilt and renovated after the badsfrs damage of last July, the Pequot Casino is receiving the final his assistants, preparatory to opening for the season about the middle of May. more attractive than ever for members and their guests.
 The Passionist Fathers in Brooklyn N. r., have purchased thirty eight acres of land in Shelter island. where they will establish . monastery on the east side. overlooking Gardiners bay. The monastery will probably be used as house or study TOT noVices and as a summer retreat for priests.
 The formation of N. F. A. club in New York is to be taken up next Mon day night at a dinner which has been arranged to be held at the Yale club. It is understood that there are about fifty graduates of the Norwich Free Academy in the metropolis who will form the nucleus for a thriving organ ization.
 The Connecticut Federation of Wo- mems Clubs, by vote of the body at the meeting in Danielson in October, 1910. changed the time of it's annual