Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-22

Meeting Of Common CsunciESen
ator Hammond Entertains in Homer
of His Niece.
Examina atoms for admission to the
Putnam high school will be held on
Saturday. School Visitor Eric H.
Johnson will have charge of the ex-
aminatiOnS.
William Diggins is spending the.
week in Rutland, VT.
John and William Holmes of Mon
treal. are visiting here this week.
NJ. and Mrs Byron Whitney of
Franklin. Ind, are visiting Mr. and
parents.
Arthur Nerron of St Cesaire, Can
ada is here to spend the summer with
his mother.
On Summer Schedule.
ley cars will run haIf-hourly during
the afternoons between MechaniesviI1e
and Danielson.
To Close Thursday Afternoon.
Nearly forty merchants in this city
have signed a paper circulated by the
firemen to close their stores Thurs
day afternoons.
Firemen's Bungalow.
have purchased one of the buildings
used by the Fred T. Ley company
while the new bridge was under con-
struction and on Tuesday evening
moved it to Phillips grove, A1exan-
der's lake, where it will be used by
the firemen as a summer cottage.
Raymond G. Kennedy, clerk at the
House of Refuge. Randall island, New
York city. is spending the week with
his mother, Mrs. Ida G.. Kennedy.
Programme for High School Exercises
The high school graduating exer-
vcises will be held in the Bradley
theater this Thursday evening The
programme follows:
Oh. Italia tDonizettD, school; essay,
Industrial Revolution in England, Lii
liam McCallun; essay, Lure of Gold,
Louise Weatherhead: essay. Prisons
Old and New. Beatrice Thurber; Sol
diers, Chorus (iounod), school; The
Fountain (MaDvey). school: address,
Rev J. e. Norcross, DID. presenta ton
of diplomas, Eric H Johnson
Going to Pacific Slope.
Bernard A Flynn leaves next week
for a busiE ass trip to the Pacific
coast.
Common Council Meeting.
An adjourned meeting of the COM
mon council was held Tuesday eve
Mayor Macdonald was absent on ac-
count of illness. Aldermen Nichols,
Carpenter. Hawkins, Brodeur and Mi
ner We're present.
r. Z. Lincoln and wife appeared and
objected TO the fill of six inches to be
made in front of their premises on
Chapman street 1t was voted that
and OTHER streets in that section be
laid out IN accordance with the plans
which had been submitted to the coun-
Gil and duly advertised, and it was
found in all cases that the benefits
equaied the damages.
Alderman Brodeur asked when work
would be commenced ON the Provi-
dence street section of the sewer and
stated that matters were in bad con-
dition UP that way. as cesspools and
sinks were permitted to run over the
sidewalks, endangering the health of
the community
Alderman Hawkins stated in reply
that work could not be commenced
on Sections 6 and Z of the sewer until
the present section is completed.
Entertains in Honor of Niece.
Miss Laura Phinney of Springfield
Mass. has been the guest of Senator
and Mrs. G. A. Hammond on Prospect
street Mr.. Hammond entertained a
party in honor of his niece, Miss Phin-
automobile, where the gray of
Guerdon Cady was examined with in
terest. Mr.. Cady is remembered in
this city as All Ready Mr.. Cady,n
and when this inscription was found
TIC be upon the monument directly over
an engraved violin. it was a reminder
of the many times that expression has
been heard in dance halls. Upon the
opposite side of the monument an en-
craving of d COW was noted, being in
memory of Mr.. Cadys pet COW, which
gave a wonderful quantity of milk.
Senator Hammond also entertained in
honor of his niece, a. party to Hartford
on Tuesday, when he conducted them
ate, the house, and inspecting various
points of interest in and about the
capitol and the state library. Mr..
Hammond presented the library copy
of Robert Burns poems translated in
to Galeic by cousin of DR.. Neil Mac
Phatter Hammond. After enjoying a
luncheon, the remainder of the day
was spent in East Hartford, each
member of the party voting the day
a complete outing.
Personal Items.
Mrs. E. NJ Brunn and son, Ewart NJ
Brunn, Jr.. returned to her home in
Brooklyn, y. Y, after spending a few
weeks with Mrs. Brunn's mother, Mrs
Charlotte Champlin of Bradley street
Mrs. Albert Colcord has returned to
her home in Portland, Me, after being
the guest of her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
L Trowbridge
Miss Beth Wright daughter of Judge
and Mrs. E. G. Wright is to sail from
Boston today Thursday for several
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