Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-26
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Norwich, Friday, May rs, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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This is calendar day for June.
The barefoot boy has made his ap-
pearance.
The beautiful white wistarias are in
bloom in local gardens
A few showers on Thursday
sprinkled lawns and gardens
On May 90 the Polish people will
celebrate their Independence day.
Swamr-apple blossoms Will help out
The supply of Memorial day flowers
Dance at FroeIichkeit hall, Saturday
evening, May 27.-adv.
Many who have opened shore camp
and bungalow SILVER as they wish they
admit
| The barge c. F. Luster was towed
to this city by the tug NILS Standish
on Thursday.
Many gardeners will now begin
transplanting, having waited for weeks
for the rain.
There was the celebration of Holy
Communion in the Episcopal churches
on. Ascension day.
Clio street has been added to the
list of those which have scen treated
with the oil for keeping down the
dust.
The Norwich Hebrew Free Loan as
ISOLATION. Inc. has fled a copy of its
articles of association with the state
secretary.
Some Of The neighbori1g golf clubs
will open this season on Saturday.
when the Memorial cay tournaments
viii begin.
Sound steamers have been bringing
up from New York many immigrants
from Austria and. RUSSIA. pound for
Canadian points.
There was a carload of machinery
received Wednesday at the plant of
the Thames River Speeialties COM
pany at Montville
Mrs Ashley T. Boon was called to
Mantle Wednesday on account of the
serious Illness of her mother, Mrs. Y.
Duchette at Pine Grove.
Automobile parties to this city from
New London are Popular and it is
seldom an evening goes by but what
there is one or more here.
Owing to The demand for tickets. the
whist to be given by the ladies of St
Patrick's parish. this evening, will be
in the Armory- instead Of at the Wau-
reSan.-adY.
The summary of mortgages report
ed from Norwich last week showed a
total of s16, 100 During the same week
in 1910 the amount was $500.
A portrait of his majesty, King
George V. in his coronation robes,
has been received by The Bulletin
from The Family Reader of London.
Some of the hancac.nest Boston
vines in town ore those On the Proad-
way Congregational church, which
are unusually thrifty and glossy this
season.
A number of the many beautiful
prizes for the armory whist Of the la
dies of St. PatricLs parish. this eve
ming, are displayed in rne Btston Store
window-adv.
One Of the incerporators of the big
City Point Oyster company OF New
Haven, with capital of 100000. is
Judge a. Mcclellan Mathewsen, a ma
tive of Woodstock.
The New London police are still
looking for the man who shot up a
saloon keeper this week and they
think he was q travelling salesman and
had aid in keeping under cover.
There is a project in the evangelis-
tic department of the state w. c. T
Z. to have a portion of each Monday
afternoon set apart as an evangelistic
hour, for deepening the spiritual. life.
Old soldiers recalled the fact that
Wednesday, May "a. was the 50th an
niversary of Connecticut's first martyr
of the civil war. Col. Elmer E. Ellis
worth, basely shot in an Alexandra
hotel.
New London is-to save a big time
today at its May day fete at Will
Jams Memorial park, where there will
be Is MaypCles. The school children
are doing it in behalf of the play
ground movement.
The test of the new mains at East
Great Plain was not made Thursday,
but will probably take place today.
Several additional lengths of pipe be-
vend the gate in the 20 inch pipe have
been put in to give the gate brace.
mory this evening; arranged by ladies
of ST Patrick's parish
Mrs. Frank o. Moses. who has been
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Wad-
ham at Groton. returned home Thurs
day morning, making the trip with her
father, Capt. Edward T. Pettigrew, in
has auto.
Comrade George r Sanders of
Sedgwick post visited yIticesVille and
Palm artown schools Tuesday. giving
the pupils pa .riotic addresses The es-
cort of the Memorial LAY line viii be
a platoon of eleven boys from each
school.
The children of the Michigan Sun
day school are trying to raise money
for the church Improvement fund and
have invited the adult mem 5ers 90 at
tend services on c1iIdren's day. each
contributing pennies equal to the fig
ure of lis age.
George FL. Hadley. formerly of this
city, but for years resident of Hope
Valley, r l., has secured an interest
in custom shirt factory in Norwalk,
and viii move his family there He
was employed in the Cranston Press
works when living here