Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-03
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VARIOUS MATTERS


 
 There was an early exodus to the shore Sunday.
 The Watch Hill Stonington ferry be- san the season Saturday.
 Grass is beading out much earlier than usual. and fields of oats are look ing fine.
 The state pharmacy commission is to conduct examinations at the capitol Tuesday.
 There were S7 violent deaths in the state during May. There was one hom eide. in New Haven.
 Saturday the schooner Thelma reached port with yellow pine from Florida for Fort Point
 There are now apportioned to vari ous towns and cities throughout the state 315 local humane agents.
 Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich will preside at the session of the su- perior court in Winsted Tuesday.
 McAI meeting at Norwich club house, Tuesday. June 4, al 5.30 p. m Report from PittEburgh.--ady. Two new cottages have been bui1t at Oswesatchie, making seven. and the hotel. which will open the season this week
 The Connecticut Peace society is 10 hold its annual meeting at the First Congregational church in Waterbury. Monday. June IT,
 Beginning July 1. the employees of all the factories of the International Sii- yer company, will be benefited by a new pension plan-
 Shoppers came out Saturday for hot weather needs and trade, which had been duu during the rainy days, was brisk up to closing hours. The Life and Advent mniOa, wsaaen { held it's meetings in Norwich Last year. has set up it's tent fD New Britain. | and will hold meetings for a month.
 An addition in the line of a dog has lately been made al the fire station ' i'm the Fails The dog is a bu1l terrier ard the frernen are training it for q fre-dog-
 The old soldiers remembered Sat1T- day that June j. 1892 was the end of { the battle of Fair Oaks. when the fed erals recovered the ground lost on tf1e previous day.
 The State Sunshine sOc5e&y-s ryoTt ROts that GGGd Cheer branch. North \ WATer1grn- h0aGs annual piGniGg, w1sg7a I 9mDazaA bazaar
 The rst trip from fNew L0nd0m oi 4 tine new train of the Central VeTzn0r- railway. the eSsssShore Limited, vii be made June 23. Ii will arrive II MontrAal at a. m-
 Among the speakers at the 1uncheo1 1O Mrs Sara T. Kinney al Br5dgePor ' Memorial day were Mrs Mary Bugbe' MedSugy of Putna1ns and MTR- Ge0fgl M MinoT of Waterford ] The new. big, twO-s&e0 cars we7, run on the MOntvl11e 1jne Sa1uTda5 and Sunday and plsaged the h0Dbla. sA1Tted patrons. although they mad extra work for the car crews
 Michael Dfnee1. 40. who died Fri \ &aT of pemumoldas a5 New London was employed for rnsnY years by tsa \ New England Navigation company a fireman 6n the various 1l10es-
 A social meeting Of the City un5ol of Kings Daughters will be held Tues day afternoon, June 1, al 3-3@. in tn chapel of the First Congregations ch1rc5s Norwich T0w1-ady. 4N
 The MoDtvfl1e selectznen have ag pointed Dam D. HOEag and Rev Gevrg ! C. ChaPpeD trustees of the Counaa0rl 2 SG7aO@l fund. The @1S1sg member of tn ] board of three tTnS4eeB 1S William I 4 Walden.
 The aercpaans being tried out a { Nia1t5c has not gOt1en far of th gJ01nd. never above the height of th s baS fence that surrounds the staa camp SroEnd where the experiment arc taking place.
 With the apple tree worm nests i the orchards. potato bugs watchim for the first sprouts to appear, and Ct W0RHas getting bdasg, the farmer find that eternal vigilance is going to | required this year, Il The inventory of the estate Of tI late Alden M, Young, former diFet tor of the Norwich Gas & Eleet1. ] eo5apsny, was filed Saturday in tt probate court in BraAfe9d. The tot
 yalas of the estate is $l.e46, ,S831S.
 Rev. and Mrs, Dwight C, Staa
 whe visited ia Norwich last wee h9ve fAaae q gift of two eolieetiG
 plates made Of 0iiy& wood and b0agi
 iR JeFHsalefH te the ', P. s. c. F.
 the SteHingtSa Congregational ehHFe
 FAe mail of taa 5aAiE commissions at the capitol, Hartford papers state,
 assuming large proportions, as te bel r incoming and outgoing mai, caused
 tEeiF being appointed receivers of u
 booted Windsor Locks Savings ban
 6He of the speakers at the missieI
 aEF conference including all the Epi
 copaI churches of the diocese of Con ! necticut, to be held at St. John
 church, Hartford. tuesday, june
 will be Rev. M. J. Simpson, former
 of Fantic.
 . An order issued by Postmaster Gel
 eral Hitchcock instruets carriers the R. F. D. routes of the country eo- operate with state fire wardens al
 forest rangers in the location of fore
 fires and the speedy report to Il . proper authorities. 0 Ehe Bridgeport Maansaetnfers' g sociation, board of -trade and bns!ne = mems association WiH aid in entertai
 ing the state convention of stationa
 engineers on J1ne 2S29, one featu
 being a trip across the Sound to Pc
 Jeferson and return.
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