Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-03
Our Bullftin.
Norwich, Saturday, June 3, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

 Tomorrow is Whitsunday. The first of the crimson ramblers are blooming
 Soft shell crabs today. Powers Bros.-adv.
 In a number of country districts the school year ended on Friday Today. the vigil of Pentecost. is a sfasting day of obligation in the Cath olic church.
 This weeks rain has pleased the to- bacco growers in towns north. who have begun transplantng. The changes in the time table of the New York. New Haven & Hartford railroad become effective tomorrow, June 4.
 Little neck clans and oysters today Powers Bros.-adv.
 School pupils have been utilizing the books in the library in preparation of compositions and for recitations on Flag day.
 The contractor expects to have the stone tower of St Marys Star of the Sea church, New London, completed by July f.
 June has furnished two beautiful summer days which have encouraged scores to take outings to park, or country or shore
 At the Memorial day exercises in the park at Rockville, the address was delivered by the Rev. NJ. H. May, for merly of Colchester.
 
 Live and boiled Holsters today. Pow /ers Bros.-adv.
 The D. A. R. memorial fountain on tre Little Plain is proving even more popular than last year, refreshing the thirsty at all hours of the day.
 The street department is still en- gagged in oiling streets. Park street having been added to the list where the dust has been effectively laid.
 An exchange says: Norwich has a Tirrell, VITO is going about addressing societies on the proposed charter.
 Silas Whipple, the farmer, of Lef- f1ngweu was in town Friday with half dozen boxes of native strawber- ries, which he had picked June l.
 Dr. T. A. Crowley has removed his dental office to the McGrory building, rooms three and four.-adv.
 New London papers note that Mrs. Arthur keefe gave large tea on Thursday afternoon in honor of Mrs. John Gallagher, now of Brooklyn, NY.
 The wreckage of the City of Law renee, which went ashore at Black rock off Eastern Point, July ?. 1907. has nearly all been removed by the Scott company.
 The changes in the demurrags laws at the New Haven roads freight yards will not go into effect until August 31, according to announcement made by freight agents.
 The June White Ribbon Banner an nounces ir the state treasurers re- port free-wil offerings. Mystic ST. Mansfield Center S2.30. Ellington s5.66 From ten unions $55.s4
 At the state meeting of the Society of Colonial Wars. at Hartford, Thurs day, in the necrology tribute was paid Rev Samuel T Jarvis, D.D., of Brook lyn, who died October "A. 1910.
 The twentieth annual exhibition of the work by the students of the Nor wich Art school and the Academy will be held at Converse art gallery June 9 from to 10 in the evening.
 John Donovan, deputy highway com missioner. was in Westerly Thursday. He also visited the selectmen of Ston- ington and North Stonington. An at tempt is being made to improve the roads.
 The Ladies' Sewing circle of the A. M. F. Zion church, which recently held their annual fair. realized s106.s0. From this amount ST5 was paid on the pas tors salary. They feel grateful to the public for their kind assistance.
 There will be competitive examina- tions at military posts throughout the country beginning Sept for the ss- lection of about 100 civilians for the appointment to be second lieutenants in the r. $. cavalry, field artillery and infantry.
 Thomas J. Brown has been reap pointed postmaster at Packerville. his commission going into effect and the new name given to the office becom- ing effective July 1. On and after that date mail Is to be addressed to Pack CT, Windham county, Conn.
 There was a meeting of the board of town school visitors Friday evening. when a plank was adopted which will be sent to all the school districts re- aarding estima tes for the ensuing year. This form will insure uniform infor- nation from all the districts.
 Mrs. Lena Becker of New London has brought suit against the city of New London for s1,G00 damages for injuries received by fall on a walk in Bradley street March $. 1911. She received a sprained ankle and rup- tured fragments of her right leg. 
 Among those appointed by Gov. Sim con D. Baldwin as a delegation from this state to attend the thirty eighth national conference of charities and corrections at Boston, June [ to IA. are Mrs Martha C. Mitchell of Nor wich and pr. Donald L. Ross of Mans field.
 The case of the Singer Sewing Ma chine company vs. John J. Ryan which was scheduled to have been heard in the court of common pleas today. has been postponed for two weeks. The suit is brought to recover for sewing machines which were bought by MT. Ryan.
 The Moosup Journal says: Mrs Mary Hayden Loughran of Central Village, who was in the Noosup U ol- Icy accident last December. was ex- amincd Friday at her home by Dr. Hartman of Norwich. who found that she was more seriously injurtd than reported.
 At the Connecticut agricultural col le2e. StOrrs efforts are being made to