Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

There are eighty one children at the county home at present.
 Union and Church streets have been thoroughly oiled this week.
 Cottagers who have started for the shore complain of chilly nights.
 The Catholic church honors St. An thony of Padua, today, June 13.
 Students from southern colleges are arriving home for the summer vaca- tion.
 Charles Burdick of Baltic has been engaged as chef at the White Beach house.
 A party of Norwich society ladies will have picnic outing at Lantern Hill today.
 Groton Long Point Beach Plots Fronting board walk 1-2 mile long. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,. shannon Bldg.-adV.
 An Orcuttville resident. Mrs. Eva Hemmenway, has returned from the Norwich hospital much improved.
 The shad fishing season in Connec- ticut, which closed at midnight Mon day, was the best in many years.
 At Quaker Hill work has started on the foundation of the new addition to be built on the Second Baptist church.
 IA marriage license has been issued in Willimantie for Merton B. Johnson of this city and Emma B. Swan of Willimantic.
 Supt. J. B. Chapman at the aims house has over five acres planted this year. Such crops as are up escaped the frost this week.
 William Ainley of Bridgeport, state deputy factory inspector, is in eastern Connecticut. making an inspection of the factories bakeshops and eleva- tors.
 Monday this year, most of the Ma sonic and other observances of the feast will take place the Sunday be- fore, June 2S.
 The 39th annual report of the board of water commissioners has been is sued from the printers this week, and copies are being distributed by Cashier Gilbert s. Raymond.
 It is claimed that there would be fewer mosquitoes if property owners were careful to turn over every pail or tub that may hold water as breed ing place for the pests.
 Drink Williams Root Beer-You will flya ia Ia licious. Only costs. 2c a quart.-adv.
 Many of the cottages at Browning beach are being prepared to be opened soon. The Misses Crofton of New London have been at their cottage making numerous repairs.
 A former pastor of the A. NJ. F. Zion church, Norwich, Rev. $. E. Rob inson. reports S37.39 as the result of a two days sale by the Willimantic mis- sion of which he is pastor.
 John F. Mccormick and Walter A. Elliott represented Alpha chapter of this city at the second annual banquet of Beta chapter, Phi Alpha Mu Sigma, in New London on Tuesday night.
 Miss Jennie G. aFiedler, who is to spend the summer vacation with her Larents Mir. and Mrs. Isador Fielder of Mystic, has been re-engaged at the Canterbury school for the next year.
 Tn his address at the Episcopal con Vention, Bishop Brewster referred to the death of Rev. Dr. Jarvis and Rec. Isaac Peck, both of Trinity church, Brooklyn, both dying within eighteen months.
 Since Morton F. Plant bought the controlling interest in the Groton & Stopington road, Superintendent Ryley has a large force of men making road l bed repairs in different sections along the line.
 The annual summer business meet | ing and outing of the Connections | Bankers association is to be held al The Griswold June IS and 19. The list of speakers includes John Ken drick Bangs.
 Owners on whose grounds the beau | tiful scarlet painted cup grows com plain as do owners of arbutus ant 1 laurel shrubs, that people who pick il are not content unless they pull it uI | by the roots.
 Miss Katherine Carroll Bergen anC Maurice C. Culhane were married at | o'clock Tuesday morning at tn, | Church of the Immaculate Conception Waterbury, by Rev. Hugh Treanor pastor of St. Patrick's church, Nor. | wich.
 If you give a conductor of the Con. rectcut company a bill of large de- nomination for your fare and he can not change it he will give you a re. Ceipt and you get your change at tn, offices of the company. No more fire, rides.
 Corrected time tables of the sum mer schedule of the New York, Ne7 Haven 6 Hartford lines were issuet Tuesday, The summer schedule wen into effect June 2. but time table issued at that time were found |, contain several errors, which have beer remedied in the new issue.
 The Progressive Missionary club O the Central Baptist church met ol Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Sy1 yester Arnold, ga Cliff street, twenty six members being present. There wer refreshments and plans made for tn annual outing with Mrs. A. T Utle at Neptune park. July 10.
 The marriage of Miss Florence E Fairbanks of Hartford and Jame Leonard Dolbeare of Middletown, for merly of Norwich, takes place Thurs day, June Z7. at the home of Mis- Fairbanks parents, Mir. and Mrs Ed win c, Fairbanks, West Boylstol BoHsteH, Mass. It will be very quie
 OBITUARY.
 Mrs. William K. Chapman.