Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-04
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VARIOUS VAR. GUS MATTERS

l VAMOSS MAI lERS | There are some unusually beautiful beds of heur-sde-lis about town this l season.
 The fine June weather is encourag ing special preparations for Children s day on Sunday next. Be sure to see the musical comedy at the Auditorium today.-Adv. Assistant postmasters are electing delegates to the national convention at Sioux City. Ia.. Sept. IS and 19. Cutworms have proved so destrue- tive that some gardeners will be com pelled to replant potatoes and toma- toes.
 Dr. William Good. now of Water bury, recently purchased a three story block in the business section of Hart ford.
 The June White Ribbon Banner states that the convention for Wind ham county will be held at Scotland June II.
 The superior court will come in this morning at 10 o'clock to resume the trial of the case of Giles Vs. Connecti- cut company.
 Polish societies have been celebrat- ing the fifteenth anniversary of the granting of extended rights to the la- boring classes of Poland.
 The marriage of Miss Eve Perkins and Denis Ushhard of Groton will take place this week. MT. Ushhard keeps 9 boarding house at the navy yard.
 The Connecticut branch of the American School Peace league was , organized at a meeting held in the Henry Barnard school. Hartford Mon day afternoon.
 Mrs. Arminda Marvin of New Lon don announces the marriage engage to Gilbert l.. Brown, son of MT. and Mrs. c. J. Brown.
 Pretty girls, lively music, singing and dancing at the Auditorium today. Adv.
 State lodges are planning to send 4reportS of increased membership when the 50th anniversary of the foundation of the K of P. is observed in Wash ington next February.
 months mind requiem high mass at which relatives and family friends assisted was celebrated in St. Patrick S church by Rev. J. H, Frederick Mon- day for Mrs, Mary Lyons.
 Somerset Lodge works the Entered Apprentice degree this evening. Re treatments at close of work.-Adv.
 Rev. John H. Frederick is having the various buildings comprising the parish property put in good condi- tion, Workmen now being engaged in painting St. Patrick's rectory.
 Boys on the Atlantic fleet notify home friends that the ships, which went to New York for the unveiling of the Maine monument, will return to Narragansett bay June 14th or 18th.
 The funeral of John Jodiah Vinton of Quinebaug was held from the First Baptist church ip New Boston Monday afternoon. Friends were present from many towns. including Putnam anl Norwich.
 fCommencing June 1. the granting of permits to public service corpora" tions to excaVate in trunk line high ways is under the jurisdiction of the repair department of the highway commissioner office.
 The Holy Name societies of St. Mary's and St. JOseph's churches, New
 
 Rev. Edward M. Hayes of Jewett City, district chaplain of the Holy Name so- cieties of this county.
 The suffragists will carry their war to the summer resorts in the noun hundred equal suffrage orators will stump the pleasure resorts. of the country during the summer months
 ~ oF Vice President Francis P. Bent of the board of aldermen, died Sunday at her home, 63 Palmetto street. Brooklyn, N. Y. She leaves her mother. Mrs. Sarah A. Fowler. her husband, and 8 daughter. Gertrude K. Bent.
 The Laurel club. composed of legis lative reporters, will omit its usual biennial dinner this year on account of the lack of time to prepare plans, owing to the shortness of the session of the general assembly and the large amount of work connected with it's closing days.
 Norwich Catholics are discussing an article in a New York paper Mon day which gave a list of priests who had "resigned' because dissatisfied with Bishop Milan. Three of those named are dead, two, or three gave up work because of age and the whole story has been pronounced by Bishop Milan as pure fiction"
 new sandy beach, Groton Long Point, having miles of Sound front age, has just been opened. Prices are low ($195 upwards) to start and are bound to advance rapidly. Club House, Pier 26 new cottages, running water, trolley, trees, boardwalk and harbor Ocean Beach plots formerly sold at $500 and now are $3.000 to s5.000. while at Watch Hill some are S2o.000 each. Send for booklet IN" Jas. Jay Smith Co.,, New London.-Adv.
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