Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-02
Norwich, Tuesday, July 2, 1912.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

Italian organizations will celebrate July and 1 the festival of the Ma donna de la Libera.
 Green apples are sufficiently well set on the trees as to prove temptation to adventurous small boys.
 The cherry crop has reached matur- ity. Except in few places cherries are considered poor this year.
 Students from this vicinity are go- ing to Storrs for the summer course at the state agricultural college.
 Extra parlor' cars and day coaches on the trains of the New Haven road provide for the summer traffic. which starts in very heavy.
 At Old Saybrook it is believed that trolley cars will be running over the new highway bridge into Old Lyme be- fore cold weather sets in
 After being in Norwich and Mystic because of the death of his wife at the State hospital here, Edward Per kins Clarke has returned to Bristol.
 Although the ladies of the Mohegan church had to buy strawberries and other supplies for their June supper, they took in about S25, making very satisfactory profit.
 The Lyceum theater, New London. ends the year in debt, and it's direc- tors declare that the public must de- eide whether it is to be continued next season or abandoned.
 The Max Pollack thread mill at Co., nantville is to be enlarged to double its present size. Work was begun on Monday on a three-stOry brick addi- ton, 50 by 104 feet.
 Hot weather comfort and health is easy with Williams Root Beer in the house. A splendid tonic.-adv.
 The fire companies of the country have been extended an invitation by the Winsted fire department to attend the annual parade of the Winsted de- partment September IS,
 A former North Stonington pastor, Re- J. Howard Adams, arranged a patriotic service at the Rockville Bap- tist church Sunday morning. The church was decorated with the nation al cOlOrs.
 The Aldrich Mfg. Co.,. Moosup, is having a large steel water tank erect ed in the vicinity of it's mills. The tank measures 22 feet in diameter, is 94 feet high. and has a capacity of ., 900 gallons.
 A party of Palmertown people are at Pleasure beach for the week. including Mr. and Mrs. Fred J. Hope, MT. and Mrs. Ray Woodmansee, Mr. and Mrs. Dan D. Home, with Mrs. George Rice of New Haven.
 A native of Norwich, Rev. Joseph H. King of St Francis church, Torring- ton, delivered the baccalaureate ser mon to the members of the graduating class of the Sacred Heart parochial school, Bridgeport
 Guests at the wedding of John Alex andcr MacLennan and Miss Maud Henderson, in Waterbury, Thursday. included James Henderson. Mr. and Mrs Edward Turner and Mrs. John Ramage of Norwich.
 The forty Connecticut delegates to the Canadian convention of the National League of Women Workers will be in charge of Miss K. Maud Smith of Naugatuck. except the Nor wich girls, who will go by way of Bos- ton
 Springfield papers. noting the fact that Charles l.. Simons celebrated his sgd birthday Friday, state that he showed the spot in his flower garden where he discovered the famous Iocket which led to the arrest of Bertram Spencer.
 By a new rule of the Connecticut company, all mOtOTmen or conductors desiring it shall be entitled 10 three days a month off duty provided how ever, that in the event of a shortage of men at any time this order may be revoked.
 A circular has been sent out by the New England Lines industrial bureau to the different cities and towns of fering to cooperate with them in list ing factories, foundries, etc, with de- scriptions of the same, which are for sale or for rent
 The Johnson Richardson Co.,. manu- fdcJurers of dyes, maintaining offices in Burlington. Nt., and at Montreal and Sidney \. s. WG is seeking a new location for it's plant An endeavor is being made to interest the company in locating at Mystic
 Efforts are being made by the Connecticut Pharmaceutical society to have thc legislature pass a law for bidding newspapers to publish details ol suicides. The majority of the mem bors feel that such an act would be a good one for this state. Cottage owners at Pine Grove have been troubled for sOmc time by petty thefts which included oars and cush- ions from rOwboats. Deputy Sheriff Tubbs traced the thefts to domestics at a nearby hotel who were warned moi to repeat the offense.
 The New London office of the Met ropoHtau Life Insurance company formerly iu the charge of the Norwich office and recently n the Westerly di- vision. uesanc an independent diyis- ion Monday with Michael q. Groder ot New Haven superintendent. Robert e Bushnell. brought to Win ted from New York for stealing ar automobile. admitted the theft of motorcycle in Norwich His home i. iu pomfret Center He IS in LitchGelC jtil under g. 600 bonds for trial al tht October term of the superior court. After winning honors during hi. freshman year at Yale Max H. Foley son of 0lr and Mrs. Max J. Foley O. 1 Hedge avenue, is in Johnstown. Pa. 10 spend his vacation in civil engineer
 ng work on a new street railway while the guest of his uncle. John G l Foley. formerly of Norwich.