Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-27


 work of Thomas G. Brown of Norwich in the senior dramatics of Trinity col lege Saturday evening.
 who is a native of Norwich, has been chosen to do the statue of Edward Ev- erett Hale for the city of Boston.
 On Friday. Mrs. M. " Murphy broke her leg while getting out of car riage at St. Mary's cemetery. The
 There is brisk buying of cottage sites at Groton Long Point. On one day recently twelve automobile par ties were at the Point, looking over the property.
 The government cable to Fort Wright, Fishers island, from New London, has been inspected and re- paired by the United States cable ship Joseph Henry.
 B. Y. P. U. lawn party postponed to this evening; if pleasant at G. Fred Moves residence; if stormy at Bush nell chapel.-adv.
 Sergt. James $. Dugy of the First company Coast Artillery corps. c. N. G.. New London, has been appointed second lieutenant of the company, with rank dating from June 6.
 Michael Manning. who was arrested Sunday evening was allowed his lib- erty Monday. He had nothing to do with the frightening of women in the Greeneville section, it was learned.
 Superintend ent Beede will deliver the address before the graduation class of the Bacon academy in Colchester this afternoon. The subject of his address will be The High School of the Future.
 Five new corporations, having a to- tai authorized capital stock of S170, 900, were formed in this state during the rast week. In the corresponding we sk last year the total was nine, with cap- ital of $1,707.000.
 Graduates of the local parochial schools will take the examinations June 30 and July 1 for the four scholar ships at Mount St. Joseph seminary, Hartford. One is a fun scholarship, the others tuition scholarships.
 There was nothing learned on Mon day concerning the body of the man found at Perch Rock, in the Thames river. and the remains were 1terred by Church & Allen in the Asylum street cemetery at 9.30 o'clock Monday morning.
 A tank car of tarvia arrived on Mon day for Broadway and the weather be- ing in condition and the street ready, will be covered by sand as spread on the roadbed and should put Broadway in great condition.
 The state society Sons of the Amer ican Revolution. is to have field day in September. the board of managers having so voted at Saturdays meet ing Eleven new members were voted in, including Frank Huntington Chap pell, IT,, of New London.
 Registration of members for the Y M. c. A. boys department camp this summer has reached half the number to which the camp will be limited, thirteen out of twenty-five names al ready being enrolled. The campers will be at the beach from July to 20.
 R. J. Lamont, employed by the New London Ship and Engine company. at Groton. was partially blinded Monday morning by the explosion of babbitt metal in a mould. Lamont was testing the metal and dampness in the mould caused the explosion, affecting both eyes.
 While tramping through the woods, Prof. Herbert K. Job the state orni-
 
 birds at the Connecticut state college at Storrs, found a partridge nest with ten eggs in it, and brought it to the college, where the eggs were matched out in an incubator.
 The newly issued automobile register contains in addition to the numbers Of motor vehicles registered in this state digest of the sta.uteu govern ing motor vehicles. The volume also includes list of the taxable horse power ratings. and a table of fees charged for licenses.
 Charles B. Wyllys, travelling sales man for the l.. A. Gallup Co.,. has re- gently purchased the Weatherbe resi- dence, corner of Lewiston avenue and Walnut street. Willimantic. MT. Wyllys will soon take possession of the property, making Wiliimantic i,is headquarters in the future.
 Lisbon had special town meeting Saturday because of a. reported short age in accounts. It was shown that any discrepancies were due to the method of bookkeeping and to keep down expense it was decided to have a representative from the bonding company look over the books
 Miss Alzada Comstock, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Leolin A. Comstock of Montville, has been honored by a fellowship in the Russell Sage founda- tion- Last year she was the special instructor in psychology at Mount Holyoke college. Miss Comstock will go to Chicago to study sociology.
 The state branches of the Polish National alliance met in WaIlingford Sunday at Polish hall. It was voted to call meeting within a month or two to elect state delegates to the national convention of the National alliance in October in St. Louis, Mo- It was voted to hold the next annual meeting at Ansonia
 A certificate has been filed by the Boston Bakery corporation of Norwich, incorporated June Is. 1911, to conduct bakery. etc. Capital stock S100OO, divided into 100 shares of $100 each Commence business with. $2,100. In- corporators: Barnet Jacobson, Abra- ham Jacobson. Annie Rosenblatt Isaac Meyer, all of Norwich.
 There were Ia cases before the city court Monday morning. Mrs. Arthur Kelley was fined s7 and costs for theft and went = jail. The articles she