Norwich bulletin., 1912-07-01

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The testing crew from an automobile
factory in Hartford went through here
on Sunday with a new car they were
trying out.
Park church Sunday school complet-
ed its sessions Sunday. The school
will reopen on the second Sunday in
September.
Horace johnson of Middle Haddam
predicts a long drought, followed by
cyclones and tornadoes during the
summer months.
Yesterday was the last Sunday aft
ernoon that Otis library reading room
will be opened until oct. 1. Miss Wei
don was in charge.
The thirty third annual reunion
Of the Scott Family association is to
be held July 4. with Mr. and Mrs, L.
L. Griswold in Seymour
Chairman James +. Case of the
membership committee has been fur
nished the list of City Beautiful mem
bers ia the Norwich Town schools,
Edward A. Sutton and Miss Jose
phine NJ. Dover Of Waterbury are the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs Charles L.
Tracy Of Main street for few days.
Examinations were taken Friday at
the capitol by 10 young women for
certificates as teacher and by one
man for a certificate as supervisor,
Friends learn that Mrs. Leila Tro-
land Gardner. formerly of this city,
now of Scranton, Pa, is convalescing
there after an attack of appendicitis.
District Supt. Rev. John H. New
land Of Norwich will hold the first
quarterly conference at the Center
Methodist church in East Hartford on
Tuesday evening,
About 2j students from Mortified
conference will go down the roadway
and will be entertained by the New
London Y NJ. c. A. and given an out
ing to Ocean beach.
Excursion to Vermont and to Mon
treal, Que. from Norwich. Fare one
way for round trip. Good going July
2 and 3. returning July 8, 1912. See
flyers for particulars.-adv
Tuesday. August 6. is to be State
day at the Mantle camp grounds Of
the Connecticut Spiritualist Camp
Meeting association. Mrs. May Pep
per Vanderbilt viii be the speaker.
NJ J. Wise of Hartford, assistant
| quartermaster general, has been at the
! Mantle camp ground looking after the
| returning of a number of tents which
| have been used at the island forts.
William J. Bowler died Friday at his
home, 9S Carpenter street, Providence
/ After requiem mass today (Monday) al
| SIS. Peter and Paul cathedral, Provi-
dence, burial is to be in Willimantic
Mrs Caroline Wicks 90, died at the
! home of her daughter. Mrs. John Tay-
lor in Rockville. Thursday evening
| Mrs. Taylor came from Trowbridge
| England The funeral was held Sun
day afternoon
The estate Of the late John N
| Douglas of Middletown inventories
! $56,252, including deposit in Norwich
| Savings bank $1,26S; $50 shares OF
! Norwich Mine ( Milling Co., Of Mon
| tana, no value.
Saturday ended the trouting. season
I and today CMonday) the black bass
/ season opens. The trouting season
has not been very successful one
although some Of the fishermen have
had fair luck
There viii be state powwow o
the Improved order of Red Men a
/ Charter Oak and Luna park, Hartford
July g. when members from all owe
the state viii invade Hartford in al
/ the glory Of war paint
Eighteen member Of Troop & of lib,
Baptist Boy Scouts of Wallingford q
into camp today lMonday) at the lax,
in East Hampton. Scout Master Rev
William T. Thayer viii acCOmpan
them for their two weeks stay,
Five new cottages have been bull
in Neptune park the past winter on
Of these was rented last week for $50
for the season. A cottage on the waite
front there has been rented for tn
second season by a New York famil,
for $1,000.
Following unsatisfactory returns 70
April and May-fhe trolleys reporttn
req INK ISQICS Tor the HfSJ time IN 81
years-the traffic receipts in June o
/ the New Haven system are shown
increases of 100000 day over Jun
d year ago.
At the celebration of the 200th ami
versary of kensington Congregations
church, which began Saturday, an
viii conclude today (MondaD. on
Of the former pastors particiaptin
was Rev DR.. Cornelius w. Morrow
formerly of Norwich
BY an order of Judge. Curtis of tn
superior court Norris S. Lippitt an
Fred P. Holt are permitted to sell q
par twenty-five shares of the F'irs
National bank of Stonington, and ais
to pay dividends to depositors equiva
lent to 30 per cent. dividend
George f. Wood Of Branford, Of III
Connecticut company, New Haven OF
fee, has been appointed inspector
n power plant in Norwich and leave
the first of the week to superinten
the installing Of engines at this plan
His family viii remain in Branford