Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-20
VARIOUS MATTERS.

of the Nickel works on Chestnut street. |
 At Wesleyan university, the John Bell Scott prize in Italian was award | ed Eugene s. Clark of Fishers island.
 Williams Root Beer cools the blood and feeds the nerves. It is a Summer neeessity-M it yourself.-ady
 Local alumnae will attend com mencement exercises of Mt. St Jo- | sephs seminary, Hartford this (Thurs- day) morning,
 During the summer. Rev. Edward J. 1 Plunkett of Hartford, whose home is l in Norwich. will assist at St. Josephs 1 church. New London.
 The New London Workingmens cir cle has engaged Richards grove for | a picnic on June 30 and will be joined | by the Norwich circle.
 The handsome vines on Broadway church were trimmed Wednesday, to keep them on the stone foundation and away from the bricks.
 Graduates from Sufield Literary in- stitute Tuesday included Earl, R. Bragg of Central Village, Charles s. Bissell, Ralph T. Denison of Moosup.
 On Wednesday. Rev. and Mrs. c. W. Morrow, now of Nashville Tenn, arrived at Mayland park to occupy their cottage for the summer.
 An East Hampton scientific farmer has dug up his potatoes and started them growing roots up. hoping for better results this kind of weather.
 The governor has approved the requistion of the soldiers hospital board on the comptroller for $S,00O for the care of soldiers. sailors, etc.
 Groton Long Point Beach Plots Fronting board walk 1-2 mile long. Jas Jay Smith O., shannon Bldg.-adv.
 The annual meeting of the Society of the Founders of Norwich vii be held at the Norwich club on Thurs day, June 20. 1912, at o'clock p. m- adv.
 A new assistant, engaged for the Rockville grammar school, is Miss Ol- i've l.. Johnson of Wauregan, a grad uate of the Willimantic normal school
 A delegation of about fifty from Townsend lodge of Odd Fellows, Wa terbury. visited the Odd Fellows home at Fairview Monday and spent the aft ernoon.
 The summer outing of the Connecti- cut State branch of the United Ma tional Association of Postofice Clerks is to be held at Morris Cove, Sunday, June 25.
 The W. C. T. U. is calling attention to the fast that June 23 is Anti Gig arctic day and asking that all pastors make special mention of the subject in their sermons.
 In it's 36-page issue Tuesday, its 18th anniversary. the Waterbury Dem- ocrat had a sketch and cut of Supt of Schools Berlin W. Tinker, a graduate of Norwich Free Academy.
 Smith college graduates this year included Hattie Maude Latham of Columbia Margaret Winthrop Ballan- tine of Stafford Springs, Helen Cos grove Durham of New London.
 The marriage of Miss Ethel May Morann and George Verguson of Nor wich will take place Saturday evening, June 22, at the home of Miss Morann, on Kirtland street. Deep River.
 Oziase c. Lemieux and Joseph A. Lemieux, who went from Baltic four years ago to Thompsonville, conduct ing the Orpheum theater, are bank rupt, with assets of $5,054 and liabili- ties of S14,140.
 4 convention of the ministers of the Swedish Lutheran churches of Con- necticut. fifteen in number, started on Tuesday afternoon in Forcestville | church. Rev. J. D. Danielson, now 1 of Branford, presided.
 It is stated by a Wallingford corre- | pondent that Rev. W. T. Thayer of the | First Baptist church Sunday evening 1 delivered an interesting discourse, on The Tragedy of Last Sunday, a vigor l ous temperance address.
 A house party at the Beach Park | shore cottage of Dr. F. C. Jackson | of Norwich, Saturday with Miss Jear | Jackson hostess. included Lucille Stet- son, Nellie Donshue, Marie Freeman May Reardon of Norwich.
 Beautifully prepared lists of pupil, from Broad street school Miss Stevens principal, and Boswell avenue school Miss Anderson principal, were received Wednesday to be enrolled as members of the City Beautiful association
 Twenty-one members of Comfort circle of The Kings Daughter wer. I delightfully."- entertained Wednesday bl their leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley, at he Neptune park cottage An amusin, auction of the seasons work closed the meeting.
 The First church of Coventry is t.
 celebrate it's bi-centennial August 27
 there will be services Sunday, Angus
 26 The pastor, Rev. Nestor Light
 intends to send out a letter containing
 information 10 absent and forme
 members of the church. 3 Fourteen hundred invitations hay z been issued for the wedding in St. Joh
 Roman Catholic church, New Haver 3 Saturday. June 29, at 10.3O o'clock, C
 Adelina Florence daughter of Mir. an
 Mrs. Sylvester z. Poli, and Thomas
 Mclaughlin, Boston, Yale 1912 l.. , State Highway Commissioner J. F
 Macdonald Tuesday opened bids fc c the construction of state road wor
 in several towns, including Canter
 bury and Winchester. Owing to tn
 large amount of figuring to be don
 no announcement was made of awar
 of contracts.
 q Holsteirs for Fishers Island.