Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-06

Visits to the woods. followed by sup per piCnics, have been providing know ledge and diversion for members of the bird classes this week.
 Notice of the forty seventh reunion cf the Twelfth Connecticut volunteers tO be held at Savin Rock, Wednesday June 26, have been sent out.
 Dr. Stephen J. Maher of Hartford of the tuberculosis commission visited the New London county institution al Norwich early in the week.
 Principal James E. Murphy of Palm CT Memorial school, Palmertown, will take the senior class on the annual class trip to Hartford Friday.
 Sunday next is monthly communion day for the Holy Name society of St Fatrick's church and the members will attend the early mass in body
 Make Williams Root Beer at home. sKeep the family supplied all Summer with this refreshing healthful drink adv.
 The juvenile commission of Hartford honors itself by electing as its head the Rev. John Ryan, pastor of St. Law rence's church, native of oNrwich.
 The Churchman notifies those col lecting for the Chinese famine fund that no more funds are wanted and that the collecting will end June or 10.
 The body of Mrs. J. B. Lucas was sent on the 5.55 a. m. train Wednesday morning by Church & Allen, to Port land, Me. for burial Relatives ac- companied the remains.
 At the meeting of the Wc, Hart ford school board, w. H. HaI. known to many local teachers and Sunday school workers, was reelected uper- lntendent for another year.
 The genealogical department of the Hartford Times has been devoting at Jention to the Mayflower ancestry of Azubah Smith, second wife of John Hinckley of Lebanon and Chatham.
 A concrete curb is being placed about the triangular plot which the West Chelsea school district is constructing in Falls avenue. It promises to be a
 
 At the annual meeting of the Hart ford public library. the president, Judge s. o. Prentice a native of East Norwich, reported that readers used 205,316 books during the year.
 Regular convocation Franklin chap ter, No. 4, R. A. M., at Masonic tenn pie this evening. Work in the P. M. and M. F. M. degrees. Refreshments at close of work.-adv.
 Saturday afternoons lawn sale at home of MT. and Mrs. Robert P. Ste vens of the Knights of King Arthur. Walter E. Gilbert, merlin, of Trinity Episcopal church, netted about $25.
 It is expected that District Supt. J. H. Newland of the Methodist church will return Monday next from the general Methodist conference in Min neapolis. He has been absent from Norwich about six weeks.
 A Manchester correspondent states that a Colchester young lady. Miss Alice Slater, at present teaching in the Danbury normal school, has been engaged as supervisor to succeed Miss Q'Connau who goes to New Britain.
 11rs. Mary .. Hine, mother of Ex- ecUtive Secretary Edwin s. Thomas died at her home in Eastford Sunday The funeral was held there Tuesday afternoon. She is survived by another son, Dr. Alfred Thomas of Staten Is- land.
 Eastern Connecticut municipal off cials are being notified that the Hote and Business Mems league is planning to make New York an attractive car nival city for the entertainment o1 visitors during July August and Sep tember.
 Stripped of it's engine and other machinery. the power boat of Nelson Faulkner of Jordan was found float ing in the Thames river near Name coke Monday evening. The boat was stolen from it's mooring in Jordan cove Friday night.
 The labor office at the capitol is issuing an official list of the licensed employment offices in the state. SC that any licensed bureau, finding ar unlicensed bureau operating in it's vii einity may make complaint to the labor commissioner.
 Writing up S F. Polls recent open ing of his S600,000 Bijou theater. New Haven. a dramatic authority states that Mr. PoH today is manager O. twentyone theaters in New England iIIc has no partners. Nearly all of thes, ! theaters he owns outright
 To- 1- s-E al, V |, come necessary to post land agains trespass and laurel picking because people have filled automobiles or car. riages with branches, leaving the limb, badly broken. The flower will be il bloom before the week is out.
 Factory Inspector George L. Mclean of Ellington finds many Connection manufacturers slow to conform witt he law because ire escapes cost mon ey but after learning the mandatory features and also the liability in cas- of death they agree to provide escape for their buildings
 The dictatorship of the Yale Ar school will remain for another yea iIh Professor Weir. a former lecture al the Norwich Art school, who hai DeeL me SGHppt HGdu 4DT fo years Recently he offered his resignation nut the university corporation has ask. cd him to stay another year.
 A new beach, Groton Long Point having three miles of Sound frontage has just been opened. Prices are low (s195 upwards) to start and are bound to advance rapidly Improvement: under way will make this the larges and finest beach on the coast, Ocear Beach plots formerly sold at $500 ant are now $S,00o to $5,0oo, while a Watch Hin they are s2o,ooo each, senC