Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-15
Olae Bullrti1r.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Fourth of July is less than three weeks away.
 The customary number of Flag day 1 post cards was sent out Friday.
 District Superintendent Newland goes to Moosup to preach on Sunday
 A number of Sunday schools will observe tomorrow as Childrens day.
 Thin ice was noticed on pails of water standing outdoors early Friday morning.
 Just now there are about 75 under 1 the care of Supt. J. B. Chapman at the almshOuse
 The supper recently given by the ladies of the Mohegan Sewing society l netted over s15.
 Although the shad fishing season is | closed in Connecticut the season for roach is still on.
 Most of the suburban schools closed Friday, the majority of them with pie nics for the pupils. Think of the nickels you save, Will Hams Root Beer costs only 2c for eight glasses. Home -made.-adv.
 The marriage of Miss Ethel Shaf- ner of New London and Hyman Gold fadden of Norwich is to take place shortly.
 The next legislature will be asked to pass a law requiring all trolley com panies to sell six 5-cent tickets for a quarter
 State Master B. A. Peck of Bristol attended the twenty-fifth anniversary celebration of the Scotland grange on Wednesday.
 The forty eighth annual picnic of the association of Spiritualists is to be held at Lake Compounce Wednes- day, June 19.
 New London papers state that the Scientist reader, Mrs. Rosemary O. Anderson, will shortly leave for a trip of indefinite duration in the west.
 Connecticut doctors will leave next week for Washington, D. C., to attend
 
 ton as delegates from the State Ec- lectic Medical society.
 Work on the construction at Mantle of the extension of the East Lyme trolley is progressing rapidly. Ties and rails have already been laid over about half the distance. The farmers do not anticipate very large fruit year. The blossoms on the apple trees were not as numerous as they might be and the same condi- ton was true of pear trees.
 This is the year for the Huntington family reunion, for which Secretary i R. Thomas Huntington of Wethersfield is sending out notices, the date being September 6 and I. at Norwich Town A handsome flag. conspicuous on Flag day, was that on the grounds at St PatriclIs school. The flag floated from the big pole removed last fall from Sachem park by Rev. Hugh Treanor.
 President John Porteous of Norwich has called a meeting early in July at Plainfield of the stockholders of the l4awton Mills corporation to approve the merger with the big new Plain field Mills corporation. A party of eighteen from Franklin and Lebanon gave Miss Elizabeth Duffy of Lebanon a surprise the other evening, hanging her a June box The party were all caught, invited into the house and entertained In his survey of the year, read at the Episcopal consecration, Bishop Brewster rendered congratulations to a former rector of Trinity church, Norwich, Rev. Dr. Storrs o. Seymour, of Litchdeld, ordained 50 years.
 Several from here will go to Mystic Sunday afternoon to hear William B. l Rathvon of Denver, Col, member of ! the Christian Science board of lecture | ship of Boston, who speaks at a public meeting in the theater there at 3,15. Rev. c. A. Northrop, city missionary | at Norwich, preached at the evening 1 service at the Central Village church. 1 Mir. Northrop is an able speaker and | our people are always glad of an op- | portunity to hear him.-Moosup Press,
 Health Officer N. B. Lewis recently visited the schools of the Central dis l trict in company with Supt William | D. Tilson, leaving posters, etc, relat- l ing to the bad habits of the housefy. | and the wisdom of q sWatting crusade. Every child in the elementary city i schools of the United States is to be l card cataiogued, and a running history l of his entire school career in the ! grades kept permanently on file. ac- | cording to plans of the United States 1 bureau of education.
 Nathan Hale, the patriot was born i in South Coventry and his monument ! is there, but his statue in City Hall | park, New York was moved Thurs i day 10 temporary resting place near 1 inc city nail steps. while blasting for a subway tube is going on
 You have money idle in savings | banks at per cent. when shore lots | are increasing 70 per cent. yearly la l value Investigate Groton Long Poin5. l the new beach with new opportunities. | Plots on your own terms. Jas. Jay Smith Co, Shannon Bldg.-adv. Invitations have been issued for the 1 marriage of Ethel May, daughter of ! Mir and Mrs William J. Austin If i Rockville, and Charles H. Leonard 1 son of Selecunan and Mrs. 0. A 1 Leonard, of Holland. at the Austin residence, Saturday, June 22. at two o'clock.