Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-12
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Norwich, Monday, May 12, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Today is Whit Monday.

l Today is Whit Monday. The season for strawberry festivals | is nearing.
 There was a snow furry at Gardner Lake Saturday afternoon.
 Republican city caucus tonight, o'clock, at Town hall,-adv. The banks near Foxs Hill are a beautiful sight with big blue violets White flowers. emblems of Mothers | day, were conspicuous favors Sunday.
 The suffrag gist workers have finished in Danbury and have gone to Norwalk. Republican city caucus tonight, 8 o'clock, at Town hall--adv.
 Ice of good thickness was found in standing water early Sunday morning. Tn some places Sunday, June 15 is to be observed as K. of P. memorial day.
 Annual meeting and leection of Halle club Tuesday evening, o'clock Full attendance requested.-adv. A special mail pouch for the tuber- culosis sanatorium is now delivered ! and collected daily by the carrier.
 Charles Hinchey, engineer on the Central Vermont railway has gone to Palmer to spend a weeks vacation.
 Sunday afternoon the Sunday school at Gilead Waterford, had special ser vices in recognition of it's 77th birth day.
 A Hebron contractor is painting the houses in TurnerviLe for the new firm which recently purchased that will lage.
 Many big poles are being assembled at Mathewson's Mills station on the line of the Norwich Westerly Traction company.
 Every republican should attend the caucus in town hall tonight.-adv
 The Uncasville Manufacturing Co., has just set out beautiful maple trees in the yard of the tenements near the mill office.
 Mich Palella of S8 Chestnut street leaves this (Mondayl evening for Italy to be married, expecting to return in two months
 A meeting of the past chief daugh- ters of Connecticut of the Daughters of Scotia is to be held this CMonday) aAL LICA nun III <H1loOI4lc"
 Pipes for city water for the Norwich Golf club house have been laid as far as the former Charles N. Champlin place, below Thamesville.
 The reading room at the Otis library was visited by 69 men. women and children Sunday afternoon. Miss Sa- die J. Dawson was in charge.
 Because of lack of heat in the church, the Sunday morning service at Broadway Congregational church was held in the Sunday school room.
 Don't forget Republican caucus to- night in town hall.-adv. A marriage license was issued at New Britain Saturday morning to Norwich and Alen Eaproeki of Second street, Norwich.
 A number of men are busily em- ployed at the residence of Mrs. E. A. Palmer in Uncasville, laying out the grounds under direction of a land scape gardener
 that Mrs Frank A. Comstock of Will liams street who has been having a bungalow built for her at Ocean Beach on Bentley avenue, will soon occupy It Tor the summer.
 Eastern Connecticut was represented in the Connecticut association of school superintendents the annual meeting of which body took place Saturday at New Haven. The members were pres ent at a dinner served in Hotel Taft Friday night.
 At the annual meeting of the New Haven union of the Kings daughters 1 Wednesday in the First Congregation al church. New Haven, Mrs. William H. Dawiey, state president, and Mrs. Walter E. Garfield, state treasurer, both of Norwich will speak
 A Hampton young man, John Doc ley, who has been showing signs of mental trouble since the recent death of his father, was taken to the Nor wich State hospital last week A brother from Providence is living with his mother. who is over 80.
 Rev. J. Howard Adams. who has re- signed as pastor of the Rockville Bap- tist church, plans to locate in Alturas Cal, hoping the warmer climate will benefit the health of Mrs. Adams. MT. Adams has been pastor at Rockville since March 1, 1912. going there from North Stonington
 Officer Frederick Mitchell of Central Village arrested Dan Colman of New London for breaking a window in Boyle's saloon in Moosup. He was sentenced to 30 days each on three counts, smashing a window. breach of peace and resisting an officer. and was taken to Brooklyn jail