Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-22
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Norwich, Thursday, May 2, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Commencement events at Smith col
 lege begin June 12.
 Quince orchards are in bloom ant 1 promise a big yield.
 By a typhographicaI error Wednes- 1 day the harmless chat bird was made a shot bird.
 at Uncasville, owned by M. E. Took CT, are being painted
 Today, the feast of Corpus Christi 1 will be marked by special services in l the Catholic churches.
 meeting of the Mayfower asso- citation is to be held in Norwich Town this (Thursday) afternoon.
 Mrs. Simeon Kinney of Westerly has l purchased a lot at Groton Long Point on which she is to build at once. The handsome vines on the Masonic temple have climbed nearly to the gable at the rear of the building. ] It is so cold that lettuce, radishes l and asparagus are about the only na-
 
 i ket.
 The town of Coventry is to hear an l anti suffrage address Saturday eve ming from Miss Lucy o. Price of Hart 1 ford.
 | The annual convention of the Con necticut State Firemens association is 1 to be held this year in West Haven, 1 Aug. and 21.
 The program for the 72d anniversary 1 and commencement of Wilhston sem | mary, to take place the second week l of June, has been issued. A Smith college sorority, Blue Pen | cil. on Monday took in members from l the class of 1915. including Marion ] Sinclair Walker of Hanover, Conn The Otis library has recently se- l cured New Light on the Old Truth by | the Rev C. A. Dinsmore, known to many clergymen in eastern Connecti- cut
 Representatives of the Industrial Workers of the World are in New London attempting to unionize the employees of the Brainerd & Arm strong mill.
 Relatives and friends of Mrs. Bridget Carberry assisted at a months mind mass offered for the repOse of her soul at St, Patrick's church Wednesday by Rev J. H. Broderick.
 A. Yates of Hartford, state inspec- tor of bees. spent three days last week in Coventry inspecting the bees throughout this vicinity and found most of thep in great need of atten- tion
 The net proceeds of the recent fair for the benefit of the work which St. Mary's Temperance society of New London is to do on the building on the corner of Jay and Huntington streets was about s700.
 No public exhibit of pupils work is planned by the schools this year. In general, specimens showing excellence in each study are kept in a conspicu- Ous place in the school rooms and cor dirors of the different buildings.
 At the first meeting for the fiscal year of the juvenile commission. held Tuesday evening in the office of the park board, Hartford, Rev. John F. Ryan, a native of Norwich, was re- elected chairman of the commission.
 Answering inquiries about a police manual for which advertisements are being solicited the Bulletin wishes to
  it's publication and knows nothing about the prices for the advertising.
 Wednesday afternoons meeting of Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters, held with Mrs. Fred Allen of Hamilton avenue was attended by eleven, Mrs. A. T. Jtley the leader, coming up from her Neptune Park cottage to preside.
 Disappointing to South Coventry residents is the Washington item that Mrs Susan Dimock Hutchinson has sailed for Europe to spend the sum- mer. and that her mother, Mrs Henry F. Dimock. will pass the summer at Bar Harbor.
 Trinity college Ivy" was issued Tuesday. Mentioned among members of the board to whom the success of the book is due are Robert Ellis Cross, of Norwich, and one of the associate business managers Charles Timothy Senay of New London.
 Monday evening next, Benjamin Adles will be graduated from the Col lege of Dental and Oral Surgery, New York, having completed the full course and won his degree. He is spending the week end with his aunt, Miss Mary c. Adles of Main street.
 The Normal school officials can give no definite information as to whether a summer session at Danbury is to be held. and say that they will not know definitely until the state board of education have made their esti- mates for the coming year.
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