Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-05

ticut state field day which will be held in Danbury July 1.
 E.. R. Winner of Germantown. Pa has rented Mrs Ponds new bungalow for the season at Lords Point. at New London Saturday by United States Inspectors Withey and Stewart.
 Pythian Sisters whist tonight, s o'clock. Pythian hail; admission 10c. adv.
 Today is the date when the quarter ly pension papers are executed for the fifty or more Norwich men on the list.
 Yesterdays beautiful weather en- ticed hundreds out to the church serv- ice and TO various forms of quiet rec reation later
 At New Britain Saturday mar riase license was granted Semeon Shiseshka and Miss Ksenia Royka, both of Montville.
 HoneysuckIe syringas, pinks, Gen eral Jack roses and many other flow CTS are in bloom. although the season is considered backward
 The training ship Bancroft. the \, was in New Londcn harbor Saturday, starting on a European trip.
 At Eastern Point. pr. Frederick Lund and family. now of New York, are expected today (NIonday) to spend
 rhubarb stalk four feet long, with leaves two feet in length. grown by Daniel Cranston of East Great Plain, was brought into The Bulletin office Saturday.
 Dr. T. A. Crowley has removed his dental office to the McGrory building, rooms three and four.-adv.
 The shad fishing law goes on the 10th of June. The season has not been very successful, although one Els sex 1sherman's men took 66 in sin gle haul, one day.
 Miss Rogers was in charge at the Otis library reading room Sunday aft ernoon. The reading room will be open but three more Sundays, closing during the summer months.
 Leon Buzzell, son of o. A. BuzzeT, of East Lyme, is on his way to Pana- ma where he is to work on the rail- road of which Mir. Nash formerly of this city, is superintendent.
 Quite unexpectedly, the Pequot mills in Montville shut down Saturday until June 19. No reason was given, but il is thought that eurtailment follows the condition of the cloth market.
 No local arrests were made on Sat urday and Sunday. Saturday morning there was non-support case before the city court, Joseph Labonne being the accused. He was placed on pro- bation.
 Yesterday was Whitsunday. the fes- tival commemorative of the descent of the Holy Spirit upon the waiting, apos- ties on the day of Pentecost, at Jerus- alem-the birthday of the Christian church.
 Funeral services for Arthur Gris- weld were held at the home of his grandparents. MT. and Mrs. George F. Griswold, at Mantle (Saturday) after noon at 1 o'clock. Burial was in Niar- tic cemetery.
 The street department has received another tank of oil for the streets and it is expected that it will be required on lower North Main street, which has received no oil this season. Two more tanks are on the way
 It was announced in St. Patrick's
 
 given in the armory by ladies of the parish had netted the gratifying sum of s355. in spite of the expenses incl dent to the undertaking.
 Weeks ahead of time. the June bug or beetle has made it's appearance in a number of places and is busy ravag- ing the tender leaves of pear, plum and cherry trees. Night is the favor ite time for it's depredations.
 The auditing committee of the State Firemens association. was in Water bury Saturday. looking over the books of the treasurer. Chief Samuel c. Snagg. The executive committee will meet in Bridgeport today (Monday}.
 With guests from Norwich. Groton, Mystic and other nearby towns, the dance of Tau chapter of Theta Sigma of Bulkeley school was held at Ocean Beach Friday night. Socially it was one of the finest events Bulkeley boys have ever been sponsors for.
 The will of late ex-Gov Abiram CnGmherI2in has been filed in the Meriden probate court. The bulk of the estate goes to the widow of the deceased and upon her death it is to be divided between the two sons The estate is mostly stocks and bonds.
 The Groton and Stonington Stree. Railway company has three suits for damages resulting from an automobile being struck by car in StoningtOE: Mystic Wooien company of Mystic, owner Of the automobile: Addie Holmes of Old Mystic and James Kennedy of Stonington. auto occupants.
 The 2sth annual report of the Ma sonic Charity Foundation of Connecti- cut has been issued. together with the charter, bylaws rules and reguIa tiOns of the corporation. It was held Jan. 18th at New London and the report $ in pamphlet form. with pictures of the Masonic home at Wallingford.
 A collie dog swan ashore at Block Island Thursday night. The collar plate reads Rev. T7C. McCIeIland. New York. License No. 1SS0I R." The collie was exhausted and badly bruised by the rocks, but has revived Rev. Mir McClelland is pastor of the Memo rial Presbyterian church of New York.
 Local people are interested in the national conference of the Society of St Vincent dc Paul which for the first time in the histor-r of this world wide body of charity workers. drawn from the ranks of Catholic laymen. will be held in Boston. beginning Sun day. June f, and continuing until June '.
 Friday evening fire cause unknown