Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-13

will lay the cornerstone of the new Catholic chapel at o'clock. A local physician said Friday that the hot wave will have less serious ef- feet while the nights keep cool enough so that refreshing sleep is possible.
 Nothing like Williams Root Beer to cool the blood, soothe the nerves and quench the thirst on hot day.-ady.
 The distinguished clergyman. lec- turer and author, Rev. John Talbot Smith, of Dobbs Ferry, N. Y, was recent guest of relatives on Prospect street.
 Mir. and Mrs. James w. Baird, who were married a week ago Thursday. are home in New London from their wedding trip. Mir Baird is at the naval station.
 A Rhode Island Red bullet matched on Feb. 21 at the Hamlet farm in Pomfret laid her first egg July 8, beat ing the usual record by a month for early laying bullets.
 Post Quartermaster Sergeant c. A. Stuart has been relieved from duty at Fort II. G. Wright and assigned to Philadelphia He has been in the east ern district for two years.
 In some neighborhoods people have been rising at early hours all this week, using the rake or hose on the lawn, or doing garden and household chores before the intense heat.
 Deposits uncalled for in 20 years at the Society for Savings, Hartford, in clude William A. F, Carter, Windham, S214.75; Alvah Cummings Ashford, $16.4S, Elizabeth Cunsick, South Gov entry. $13sS
 The corporation taxes for this dis trict amount to S954,138.78; the out standing balance on the corporation taxes at the close of business June 29 was $50,961.02, of which s13938.75 was paid July 1.
 Worcester papers state that Miss Susan Leland Hill, who has gone abroad with party is to be joined later by Miss Helen Clark, teacher in the Norwich Art school, formerly of the Worcester Art museum.
 The new automobile markers will in- clude those for private owners, dealers.
  cycle owners. It is expected that over 50,0O0 markers of all kinds will be used by the state next year.
 One of the two candidates from the diocese of Hartford awaiting ordina- tion to the priesthood at the American | college of Louvain, Belgium, is Rev. John Quinn of Occum, a graduate of St. Thomas seminary, Hartford.
 Mrs. Hussion, who died in New Ha- ven Monday, aged 70. was the mother | of Rev. James V. Hussion, for a short 1 time curate at St Patrick's church. She also leaves a daughter who is a nun in St. Mary's convent Bridgeport,
 The Rev, and Mrs. George Ringrose are visiting their son, Rev. s. D. Ring rose, at the parsonage, West Townsend, Mass on their way to commence a new pastorate al Lyme, Conn.,, after a N. Y.
 The meeting of the alumni of St. Sulpice, Paris, is to be held at Hart ford Sept. 25th. Among others. Rev l rather Stalpeton of Taftville and Fla ther Hayes of Jewett City received their theogolioal framing at the Grand seminary at Paris.
 The two Mormon elders who were in | south Willington turned up in Moosur the other night, and saying they had no money, asked permission to sleer in the barn. They were entertained al the house and on leaving next day Jeff a Mormon bible and tracts.
 You have money idle in savings banks at 1 per cent. when shore lots are Increasing 20 per cent yearly n value. Investigate Groton Long Point the new beach with new opportunities Plots on your own terms. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,. Shannon Bldg.-adv.
 The Young Folks Educational league of New England is gaining attention here. Dr. William Dewitt Hyde o Bowdoin college originated the plan O. arousing in the mind of the child in. terest in some trade or profession be- fore he is forced to make q decision.
 Concerning recent onverts, tn, Catholic Transcript says: Announce. ment has been made recently of tw, more accessiOns to the fold in tn, persons of the Misses Alice and Mar garet Mcclure, baptized Sunday, Jun, 23, In Voluntown, by the Rev. R. P Morrissey.
 A beautiful white, almost waxlike Thododendron, with glossy oblon, leaves. from swamps near Lanteri Hin. are occasionally brought to town These flowers are found in only two O three places in the state, one othe being the Blue swamp, Milton, Liteh field county.
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 On Thursday Attorney Arthur Nj Brown. whose home is in Jewett City received from David Hale Tanning O Worcester his check for $4000 to pa. for the site of the new Soldiers fnonu ] InGni in Ia5sLat. Gia.- ]