Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-17
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Norwich. Friday, May n. 1e12.
VARIOUS MATTERS

IT., tonight. Admission 25 cents.-adv.
 May 10th passed without a display of the new straw lids which custom demands.
 Some of the G, A. R. posts are to honor Clara Barton at their Memorial Sunday services.
 The annual convention of the State Firemens association will be held in New London August 2S and 29.
 A-practical book for teachers recent ly secured by the state library is s. $. Coivin's The Learning Process.
 The Breakwater company is prepar- ing to send to the Point Judith refuge harbor lSO0 or 2,00O tons of rock each day
 It is the plan of the new owners of Black Point to greatly improve the property and build better cottages there.
 See the specials for Saturday at the Broadway Store, 67 Broadway.-adv.
 The current issue of the Railroad
  road now has 500 employees on it's pen sion list,
 A Watertown correspondent writes: Mrs. F. J Working continues to inn prove in health and will soon be able to be around.
 For the second week, an exhibit of work from the Norwich Art school is being made at the Williams Memorial institute, New London.
 Foreaters aee warning tree owners 10 guard y0ong trees with heavy wire, as many have been damaged by horses nibbling the tender bark.
 At the meeting of the Groton water and light commissioners Tuesday eve ming it was voted to begin work on the sewer system the first of June
 As a general rule, the proposed coinage of the new half-eent and three-cent pieces does not meet with favor among the bankers of Connecti- cut.
 Local parties are being made up to go to- Mantle on Memorial day to at tend the annual spring convention of the Christian Endeavor societies of theIcounty.
 4 fine souvenir to every purchaser of 10 cents or more, on Saturday, at The Broadway Store, 67 Broadway adv.
 During May the planet Jupiter is yJust entering the evening sky. It rises a few minutes before 8. It is in the southeast, in excellent position for ob- servation.
 ! In the Mt. Holyoke college May day fete on Wednesday, a member of the ! arrangements committee was Miss Gertrude S. Hyde of Norwich, instruc- tor in art.
 Groton N. E. o. P, had a meeting Thursday evening in A. o. U. W. hall on School street, when the guest of the evening was Deputy Ernest Newbury of Norwich.
 Many Swedish people in this city are mourning the death in Stockholm Sweden, Tuesday. of Auguste Strind- berg, the noted Swedish playwright and novelist.
 Norwich teachers who were friends | of the late Principal Warren W. Por- | ter of Bridgeport, have been apprise5 i that his estate of about $10,O goes 1 principally to his wife.
 Rev W. c. Martin of somerville ! Mass, former pastor of the NoanI | Baptist church, will attend the ordi- 1 nation exercises of Walter T. Aiker the second Tuesday in June.
 Mrs. H. l.. Mitchell of Portland at. tended yesterday the May day exer. cises at Mt. Holyoke college. wher, her daughter is student at the insti 1 tuton.-New London Press.
 In the absence of Presiding Eide | Newland in the west, Rev. Jame l Coote, formerly of Norwich, has ore sided at some of the quarterly con 1 ferences in Holland county.
 MT and Mrs. Sylvester z. Poli hay, purchased 800 feet bordering on tn west shore, New Haven, on which the are to build one of the handsomes summer residences in the vicinity.
 Rev. w. A. Keefe of St. John,