Norwich bulletin., 1911-05-15


VARIOUS MATTERS
Sunday was the feast of st. Boni-
race. patron Of innkeepers.
Today, May Is. is the oficial begin
ming Of the straw hat season
The white carnation was the popu-
lar favor on Sunday, Mothers day.
The marriage of Miss Audrey Sackett
and Mr.. Walker. prominent in society
at the Pequot. win take place In Ju-
Local italians on Sunday held their
annual celebration 81 the feast day of
the patron saint of Castillo Amare, a
province of Naples.
A quiet afternoon was spent by a
number of visitors to the Otis library
reading room. Sunday afternoon. Miss
Rogers was in charge.
The members of the Epworth
league have been celebrating the twen-
ty-second anniversary of the forma-
ton OF the organization.
General, the aerial truck horse which
was injured in Franklin square, is
gaining nicely and making satisfac-
tory progress towards recovery.
are already stopping Mt Crescent beach
for the accommodation Of carpenters,
painters and others at work there.
The practice of riding bicycles on
the sidewalks IL getting to be quite
ent time when the streets are covered
with the oil.
Norwich City lodge, No. 81, o. B. A..
received one application for member
ship at it's netting on Sunday morn
ing in Pythian hall. President Abner
Schwartz was in the chair.
Many of the handsome flower beds
about the city are being devastated
by people who not only steal the flow
ers but pull the plants up by the roots
and throw them away.
Growers report danger to the straw
berry crop from the continued dry
weather and say that unless there is
rain in a short time the crop will be
a good deal of q failure
Tho funeral of Caroline Cushman,
wife OF Rev. Robert ID. Dyson, took
place Sunday afternoon at 2.30 at her
home. I'll Vermont street, Providence.
Burial will be in willimantic.
Many housekeepers have spread
drugget, mating or other protection
on their front steps, to catch a little
of the Oil. tar and sand. brought in
from the newly treated streets
Walter BIick of Stafford Springs was
discharged from Memorial hospital,
New London. on Saturday, having re-
covered sufficiently from a surgical
operation to be able to go home.
Lem Watrous died Friday evening
at his home at the Navy Yard in his
18th year. Mr. Watrous was a mason
by trade. He had been ill about six
months. His wife survives him.
At st. PAtricks church on Sunday
Rev. Hugh Treanor preached on the
spiritual care which parents should
give their children. The offertory So
10, an Ave Maria. was sung by Miss
Greeley.
Two attractive bungalows have been
constructed by Contractor C. Morgan
Williams opposite his residence in
Washington street. and the grounds
about them have been graded and
seeded down.
D.. Bernasconi leaves today for
Wilkes Barre, Pa, after having been
chef ut the Wauresan for some time.
He was presented in behalf of the
walters with a scroll stein by j. r.
Robinson. He accepted the gift with
thanks.
ST. Mary's Cadets met for instruc-
ton in drill on Sunday in T. A. B.
hall. There was a large attendance,
and the boys SOLVED that they are
rapidly grasping the lessons in mill
tary tactics which they have been re-
ceiving.
On Saturday, New Britain CORE
spondent writes. a couple from Nor
about 7.50 o'clock in the morning watt
ing TO be granted marriage license.
The couple were Alex Voga and Miss
Josie Barkowich.
According to a Mystic correspondent
Miss Morgan and Miss Long are
breaking in as telephone operators at
the Mystic exchange When they be-
come proficient they will have charge
of the new office in Mantle, which
opens this week.
Sunday morning at the Broadway
Congregational church, Rev. J. w.
Cooper, DID,. preached interestingly
on New Fields in American Missions,
to large congregation The five
o CLOCK service concluded these Serv-
ices for the season.
The case of Joseph Hyland, charged
with assault upon his wife Lottie,
heard Friday at Mantle before JUS
tiee Hollandersky. was continued I'M
til today Monday at the request of
counsel for the defense to permit Sc
curing further evidence.
A Scotland correspondent writes:
Mrs. Scribner. who was thought to
have regaiEed her normal poise and
had been home for several weeks,
again developed symptoms of unbal-
anced mentality and was returned to
the Norwich hospital the first of the
week.
Many members of the Norwich Golf
club and their friends visited the new
club house, overlooking Trading Cove,
on Saturday and Sunday BY ar
rangcment with the Connecticut COM
pany, transfers will hereafter be ac-
cepted as far as the white post at the
golf grounds.
The bill providing that no person
shall distribute on the street or from
house to house any packages con-