Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-23
VARIOUS MATTERS
Next Sunday is whItsunday.

tension of the East Lyme trolley to Crescent beach.
 During the past week 175 maple trees have been set out at Groton Long Point and an equal number will be planted there this week.
 "Bethsaida.9 the Noank summer home of Capt. and Mrs. Charles T. Potter of Norwich. has been opened for the summer.
 Members of the Mayflower society have received invitations to attend the annual club dinner at Norwich We'd nesday, May %.
 Jonathan Trumbull of Norwich is a vice president of the Connecticut His torical society. which holds it's annual meeting in Hartford next Tuesday eve ming.
 Eastern Connecticut will be repre- sented at the annual convention of the Scandinavian brotherhood of America in Springfield, Sunday and Monday, May 2526.
 The smaller parks about town are filtered with papers, orange peel, etc, lHulCdtluS LudL tHG u4lIIuN Cullui6h III their vicinity need lesson in neat ness and order.
 The beautiful beds and borders of lilies. tulips. daffodils and other spring flowers at the residence of c. Fl. Os- good on Washington street are greatly admired just now
 Key. R. Maplesden. field secretary of the Connecticut Literary institution at Suffield, who has worked in this sec tion, has secured $3S,000 of the 50,000 fund which he is endeavoring to col feet.
 The power boats Griswold and Belle vue which are to be used this summer on the route from Eastern Point to New London are at the motor works in Mystic being prepared for the sea- son.
 A certificate has been filed by the Berzo company, incorporated, Norwich, to deal in drugs, etc.; capital, $5,0O0; incorporators, Herbert M. Lerou, Mary r. Lerou and Henry II. Pettis. all of Norwich.
 New Haven German Catholics are planning elaborate entertainment for ! the German Catholic societies of the ! state, who will hold their annual con vention in New Haven Saturday and | Sunday, June s and g.
 Harry c. Browne, the actor, has ar ! rived to spend the summer with Mrs. Browne at their summer place in Qua ker Hill MT. Browne appeared this season in support of Frances Starr. ] in "A Case of Becky" E. E. Began has been made perma- nent trainmaster for both freight and passenger business of the second dis 1 trict of the New York, New Haven & ! Hartford Railroad company, between l West Haven and Midway.
 The meeting of Comfort circle of The | Kings Daughters, appointed with Miss Charlotte Church of Williams street ! Wednesday, was put over a day be- cause of The Kings Daughters county convention at Jewett City. | Claiming that he wanted to rent a room, a man of refined appearance stole a pocketbook belonging to Mrs Mary E. Rider at her home in New London. The purse contained $4 and 8
 railroad ticket to New York.
 The bureau of American Ethnology
 of the Smithsonian institute has is-
 sued a dictionary of the Biloxi ant Ofo anguages. accolmpanied by text!
 of a number of stories embodyinf
 mythology and folk lore of the two
 tribes.
 A memorial service for the Gran(
 Army veterans and Sons of Veterans
 will be held at the Voluntown Bap. tist church Sunday morning, whe1
 there will be special music and a spe : cial address will be made by the pas
 tor, Rev. William Quayle. Sarah A.. S7. widow of William H . Young, late of Troy, N. Y, died a 3 the home of her daughter in Bethel Monday. She was the mother of Mrs
 Henry Macbeth, wife of the rector O
 St. Thomas church, Bethel who ha
 number of friends in Norwich.
 Edwin Perkins Clarke, now of Bris e tol, one of the delegates from Con
 necticut to the national convention o the socialist party, returned Monda, evening from the convention. He wa away two weeks and was one of thos who helped nominate Debs for presi dent.
 Bishop Nilan's spring confrmatio- tour opens up ausplciously. In $, Mary's. Putnam, class of $50 re
 ceived4 the sacrament of soldiers: il Quinebaug thirty mine and in Grosven ordale 256 were enrolled under tn standard of Christ.-Catholic Trans
 cript.