Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-06-13
Otae Rullftin.
Norwich, Tuesday, June 13, 1911.
VARIOUS MATTERS

ular favor.
English residents are receiving hand
some coronation post cards from their
kin oversee.
Janitor William E. eGary is at work
giving the Chelsea boat club house a
coat of paint.
Clysmic Water means hospitality
Hospitality means Clysmic Water
adv.
of flags to make a general display of
them on Wednesday.
Norwich reported eight real estate
sales last week. against five during
the corresponding week of 1910.
Hill H. Sheffres of New York has
brought suit against Henry Rabino-
witch on a common count to recover
the sum of 5000.
Monday was Ivy day at Mt. Holyoke
college, South Hadley. Mass. The ivy
Grafton was delivered by Miss Frances
Warner of Putnam, Conn.
The record of mortgages filed in
Norwich during May shows a total
of S56.925. IN the same month of 1910
the total was s60.S70 and in 1909 &c.,
Ais.
Don't miss the big Hebrew show to-
night June 10, at Y NJ. c. A. hall
The Blind Musician will be played by
the Chicago Opera Co.-adv.
Relatives and friends attended
months mind requiem high mass for
William Buckley. celebrated in St.
Patrick's church Monday by the Rev.
Hugh Treanor.
Saturday nights rain broke up the
plans for the second "sing" on the
Academy campus. The crowd had just
begun to gather when they were scat
tered by the rain.
In the horticultural department of
the Connecticut agricultural college al
Storrs. new vineyard has been set
out this spring. This contains about
four hundred plants and includes
about fifty varieties.
In connection with the state Episco-
pal diocesan convention in Waterbury
this week, public meeting in the in
terest of Social Service. viii be held
this (Tuesday) evening, Bishop Chaun-
cey 3. Brewster presiding.
Local visitors to Worcester find the
finishing touches being put to the fine
new union station. such work as
painting the benches in the waiting
room, etc. which will be completed be-
fore the end of the week.
Facial massage, shampooing. scalp
treatment, manicuring, chiropody Call
and have your feet made comfortable
by Katherine Lanz, room %, Shannon
bldg.-adv.
The board of park commissioners
held their regular monthly meeting on
Monday afternoon but only routine
business was enacted. Work is held
up until after the city meeting to-
night.
A teamster with a load of flour in
paper bags lost a number of them on
Shetucket street Monday afternoon
when rope broke, letting some of
them fall off the rear end. scattering
the flour over the street
The June White Ribbon Banner
states that the national convention will
be held in Milwaukee, Wis. October
% to November 1. 1911. and that the
state convention meets in Meriden on
the week following October IS
The members of the new city gov
eminent held a meeting on Monday
evening, when matters were discussed
praparotry for the meeting to be held
q,
that the appointments will be, made.
The pastors of the local Roman
Catholic parishes left Monday aft
ernoon for South Norwalk to spend
the week in spiritual retreat at Man
resa institute. There will be $50 priests
on retreat this week and 140 next
| week.
Upon the complaint of people that a
man was acting in a peculiar manner
| Monday near the postoffica and on tile
East Side. Policemen Irish and Ma
| loney placed him under arrest. he CIV
| ing the name OF Stacey. He is charged
| with brech of the peace
| New Haven is planning hlumina :
| tons on big scale for the sixteenth
| annual session of the Grand council
| of New England, United Commercial
| Travellers of America, Thursday. Fri
| day and Saturday of this week, which
local delegates will attend.
| Deeds to convey so acres of land on
| Norwich road from Mrs. Harriet L
| Allen to the Connecticut college 70,
| women are being drafted and viii
| probably be fled today at New London
The land is that which Mrs. Allyr
promised to give to the institution.
| On Wednesday Flag day. Anna War
| ner Bailey chapter. d. A. R., of Grotor
and Stonington. will unite with the
| chapters of Westerly and Mystic and
| spend the day picnicbing at Wequete-
/ quock casino. The members of these
| chapters have a reunion each year.
| The 1918 Ola Podrida board oil
| editors at Wesleyan university met fol
| organization Saturday night and elect
| ed Paul Burt of Brooklyn. y. v. edi-
| tor in chief of next years annual
| The board consists Of nine members
| including John ID. Murphy of Nor
| witch.
Burglars entered the W. L. Roe Co.:
| office in New London Sunday night
| breaking into the safe and taking som,
| building contracts and an insurance
/ policy. Nothing else was disturbed
| The police thing it was spite iol
| or burglary for the purpose of gain
| ing information.
| The collection of funds for state
| memorial to John Ericsson by the as
| sociation of which Charles Pearson
| of Norwich is president. is progress
| ing we'll especially in Waterbury
\ where it is planned to hold pationa
| Swedish festival during the summer
| to add to the fund.
| Alexander Boner, employed on tbs
fishing steamer Clifford, was struck by
"a passenger train at the John stree
! crossing. New London. Monday, while
! waiting for freight to pass Hi.
| right foot was crushed so badly tina
il had to be aplputate1 at the hospital
| 1t is expected that he will recover