Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-15

eenfrratisn Glass Of 19--Hons Nine
Wins from Westerly High-psath Of
Lsuis - Stanton ia New York.
On Saturday afternoon. May ~, the
rite Of confirmation will be administer
"a At { o'clock at st. Mary's church
here for class of Is in ALL 1t Is no
tab1e that there ara more boys than
gtp{s in The class, which is quite un-
u40aL The interior decorations that
me church is undergoing at present
win be finished this week.
The Westerly High school baseball
team played the StonIngton High
school on Saturday afternoon at Stan
ton park After a spirited game the
boys Of the Westerly High school lost
to the Stonington nine and at the 11ti
inning the score stood TO in favor
OF the home team. Much enthusiasm
was manifested and the loud cheering
by the boroughites fairly made the old
town ring during the hours the game
rzsssd. TIE result of the game was
clearly manifested by the ringing OF
the school bell for some few minutes.
The young men who have been max
ing themselves obnoxious to property
holders and residents of Main street
for the pas< two months evenings are
being watched and unless they cease
their capers will prove less interesting
Frank Garrity is. spending . few days
IN New York
Roy Gardner of Providence spent
Sunday at his home here.
- 81 Of tswa summer residents
ere expected to open thsir homes here.
Among those hrst to arrive are Dr.
williams family OF New York, who Is
expected on the nth. Albert Mason
and FAMILY of Brooklyn on the 23d and
Mr.. Wayland Of New York, who is
expected to arrive this week Thurs
day.
The rush of freight at the express
ONCE ~ still on and Agent John Burns
has been obliged to engage Z. W.. Gar
f1ty to assist in the delivery OF goods.
me heavy express business at this
season of year is largely due to the
large amount OF goods shipped from
the American Velvet company here,
besides the incoming business for sum-
Dor people
Mrs L. Flynn and son. John Flynn,
1T Mystic were guests over Sunday Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Ohio O'Sullivan.
J. w. Hanson of Bridgeport was the
guest of friends here Sunday.
d. C. Curtis OF Boston spent Sunday
IA town
Miss Zansrandi, organist of Calvary
Episrepal church, Is visiting In Man
chester. N. r. in tbs hopes of benefit
ing her health. George Hahn OF the
borough II substit iting in her place at
the organ. Miss Zangrandi has the dis
IiHI1fOA Ui thuvinE bcCh thJ Ch6 esiAct @oA
fifteen years at Calvary church.
Had to Shoot Fox Terrier.
A fox terrier belonging to Miss
Kssherine Thayer was run over by a
freight train friday and Constable
Ledwith hal to shoot the animal to
relieve the dog of the misery he was
n, as one leg had been broken
High School Graduation Honors.
At tbs graduation exercises of the
1fonine ton High schoo! June "a the
olass prophst will DO Arthur, Coogar,
end Murray Henry class historian TIE
valedietorian will be Miss Madeline
[efher, and Miss Mary Oat1ey saluta-
torians
Hibsrnian Division Prospecting.
storinston division OF Hfbernians is
planning for a big meeting TO be bald
next Sunday when the initiatory de-
gree will be conferred on q class of ten
candidates. The work will be witness
ed by a large number of prominent
officials from different parts of the
state and by visiting Hibernians from
the divisions ut Norwich, Westerly.
Wiilimantic AND other places. After
the initiation exercises a short social
hour viii be enjoyed and speeches will
officials. The local division has made
rapid strides in its growth and popu-
iarity here and Is m a most prosperous
condition
Louis Lee stanton, son of Mrs. VIII
Ham r. T91lingilast and the late Ed
ward .. Stanton. died OF Thursday at
his home at 20 West Forty ninth
street New York. The funeral was
held at sis late home and the remains
were brought 70 Stonington Sunday at
100 for interment in the Stoningwon
cemetery. The deceased was in his
SD year and was formerly a summer
resident OF the borough. He was the
nephew of the late stiles T. Stanton.
Mr.. Stanton was born in New York
and was a graduate OF Yale college.
His wife. Mrs. Pauline Dixon Stanton.
and a daughter and his sons survive
him.
Chicken raising is becoming one Of
the mos profitable side lines here, as
the demand for broi1ers has been in the
past by the summer people more than
tho supply. Many young people here
have gone into the business this spring.