Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-21
Ol1e Rullftim.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

VARIOUS MATTERS.
 June 21 is the feast of St Aloyisius Genzaga
 The nurses school graduation at New London Is set for Thursday, the 27th.
 An occasional whitening elm bough indicates the beetles are getting busy.
 Two men claiming to be Mormon di- vines are working in Connecticut cit ies.
 The closing exercises of St. Joseph's school, Cliff street, will be held Mon day.
 Thursdays was pronounced just the right temperature for an ideal June day.
 Several local auto parties have been to Elizabeth park, Hartford, this Weeh, to see the roses.
 Several from here will go to Worces- ter Saturday for the big Swedish mid summer festival.
 This year the annual meeting of the National Spiritualists association is to be held in Texas.
 Summer visitors from the cities will | arrive by the hundred for the week end, now that the schools have closed. The Connecticut Association of Local Fire Insurance Agents will meet in annual session Monday at the Gris- wold.
 Excursions to Watch Hill and Block Island have been arranged for, many coming from the north to attend the boat races.
 Norwich people have been notified that the New York Irish societies plan big Fourth of July celebration at Celtic park
 The annual picnic of the state Sun shine societies is to be held in Bridge port. at Beardsley park, Tuesday, June %. Lucy P. Andrews branch will be hostess.
 This year. in the Harvard contingent on the Thames, there are fully twenty more than ever before-about 50 at Charles Browns farmhouse and 40 at Red Top.
 Among those who received James Manning scholarships at Brown for their work were c. F. Clifford of Dan ielson and H. E. Wolfe and A. F. Bud dinston of West Mystic.
 What paint will do for building is demonstrated by the factory of Morris Sussman on Chestnut street, which has Nv fv, r-oY a.a and surroundings, of late.
 At Brown university commencement Wednesday, besides receiving the de- gree of B.A.. Daniel Lucius Brown, son of Judge and Mrs. Lucuis Brown of Norwich, won final honors in c6emis try.
 Groton Long Point plots are sold for Sl95 upward on easy monthly pay ments Tents or bungalows can be erected when first payment is made. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,. shannon Bldg adv
 Today, June T, at two hours r min utes ?. m. (eastern standard time), the sun reaches the summer Solstice, or highest point of it's path in the heav ems. and this is therefore the longest day of the present year.
 The work of forming Sands of Mer- cy among the schoolchildren of the state is in charge of Mrs. D. A. Atkins, for eleven years connected with the Massachusetts Society for the Proven ton of Cruelty to Animals.
 Relatives from Norwich were in Worcester Wednesday to attend the wedding of Clifford Leroy Wright and Miss Blanche Overlook, daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Melvin G. Overlook, in Piedmont church at o'clock.
 The Sisters who teach St. Patrick S school state that since a dozen litt:e boys and girls were formed into a ciean-up band to care for the Little Plain. at the suggestion of Miss Rich ards all the boys and girls want t. belong"
 Tn connection with the United States flag with its two new stars-a total of 4S, July ], subscriber writes; This is the first time since 1890 that more than one star has been added at a lime. At that time stars were added for five states.
 By a new regulation of the Connec- ticut company, any man taken from his regular run for extra service and who reports for same, but does nor make the time his regular run calls for, shall be paid for time time of his regular run. The Bar Harbor express, running be- tween New York and the Maine sum mer resorts. made it's first trip west Wednesday morning, leaving Worcester for New York at 2.10 o'clock The 1 train runs through central ,Connecti- cut this season.
 The funeral of Miss Annie M. Ed wards. Wido wolf Gilbert Edwards of Waterford who died in Preston was held at New London Wednesday after noon Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth con ducted the services and burial was in Jordan cemetery.
 A New York visitor in Norwich, Thursday. who chanced to see a cir cular issued by the steamboat com pany. expressed surprise at the ad- vantages of Norwich as to trolley con nections and the distance accessible at such reasonable fares
 A list of City Beautiful members at the Rock Nook home was received Thursday by Chairman James L. Case. to be enrolled as members of the asso- CiatiOn The Broadway school list to be enumerated as Wearers of Rose but Thursday evening.