Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-25

the Sunshine society.
 The John Addison Porter Memorial cottage of Trinity parish, New Haven, will be formally opened for the sum mer work today (Tuesday).
 State Agent Simmons of Central Village has been in New Britain, is | suing certificates to schooboys and girls who desire to work during the | summer.
 Horticultural society Rose show at ! Buckingham Memorial this afternoon and evening. See adv.-adv.
 Dr. w. E. Britton's pamphlet on The | Fly is published by the state board | from the boards office at the state | capitol
 Charles Smith of Torrington. hay ] ing been examined by two physicians was committed by Probate Judge Will 1 lard A. Roraback to the Norwich State l hospital.
 At the memorial services of Wall ingford grange, Sunday afternoon, the speaker was Rev. William T. Thayer, formerly of the First Baptist church, 1 Norwich.
 A meeting of the Masonic Veterans l of the state of Connecticut is to be held at South Manchester, June 27. | Dwight c. Kilbourne is issuing notices to that effect.
 James R. Tucker has resigned as principal of the East Hartford high | school. Mir. Tucker is a Yale graduate and went to East Hartford from Col chester in 1898.
 Through cooperation with the prin- | cipals of the different schools, over | 4.O00 packages of nasturtiHm seeds 1 have been distributed to Norwich pu- 1 pills for vacation planting.
 One patriotic citizen is helping Nor wich by mailing to distant business ac- quaintances the informing little leaf | let of the board of trade, "A Whiff from the Rose of New England"
 Nothing tastes as good on hot day as a glass ofWilliams Root Beer. Drink all you want only 2c a quart-adv.
 Miss Anaise Gauyan, daughter of l Mrs. Mary GauVan of Uncasville, en- tered Backus hospital a week ago for an operation for chronic appendicitis She is making favorable recovery.
 The Master Butchers and Grocers' association of Connecticut, at it's twenty second annual convention in New Haven last week voted to hold next years convention in Bridgeport.
 Don't forget to visit the rose show this afternoon and evening at the Buckingham Memorial.-adv.
 Some of the young friends of Philip H. Spelman are benefiting by his skill and receiving handsomely mounted swords from swordfsh, prepared by him while in charge of the navy yard
 The Connecticut dental commission CTS are to hold session at Hartford Wednesday for the purpose of exam ming the credentials of those who purpose to practice dentistry in the state.
 Excursion to Vermont and to Mon treal, Que. from Norwich. Fare one way for round trip. Good going July ? and 3, returning July 8, 1912. See flyers for particulars.-adv
 Monday at St. Patricks church. Rev. Hugh Treanor celebrated a re- quiem high mass for deceased mem bers of Division No 1. A. o. H. The Second division remembers it's deceas- ed members today.
 Emily B. Crandall, widow of Bras tus Clark. who died at the home of her son-in Jaw, Senator k. Hart Fenn, in Wethersheld, Sunday evening, was born in New London and spent most of her life in Old Lyme
 When members of Gen. David Hum phreys branch. s. A. R. decorated graves at New Haven Sunday, George F. Burgess placed an emblem on the grave of Col. John Trumbull, the ar tist natice of Lebanon.
 The entire senior medical students of the University of Vermont, Burling ton. 46 members. including Michael Davitt Riordan of Norwich was passed by the medical faculty and recom- mended to the senate for graduation. The marriage of Ethel May, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. William J. Aus tin, and Charles H. A. Leonard son of MT. and Mrs. Oscar A. Leonard oi Holland, took place Saturday after noon at the home of the bride in Rock vile.
 Mrs. Henry D. Johnson, who took entire charge of the West Chelsea dis trict distribution of Rose buttons anG cards, has made complete returns tc the committee, also returning the nice ly written lists for enrolment in the membership book
 Wednesday will be the anniversary of the death of Mrs. Johanna Brodericl of Willimantic, and number of priest. from eastern Connecticut will assist a a memorial mass which her son, Rev . John H. Broderick, will celebrate a All Hallows' church, Moosup.
 The nioraappointments of the clasi of 1912, Yale. us announced in the col lege bulletin include: High orations John stephen Burke, Norwich: Will fam Witter Wright, Putnam. Secont disputes, TraVer Briscoe, Norwich Raymond Augustus Parker Williman tic.
 . Car ta5, one of the big ones, wa! I II