Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

Je FN tOVey ana famlly are at
 their Ga4es Ferry cottage for the sea-
 son.
 The court house flag was flying Thursday in honor of the visiting Con- necticut mayors.
 Stephen Dunstan has sold his prop erty in York avenue, Mantle, to c. H Spencer of North Haven,
 An occasional tent appears upon the river banks, There are number of campers at Gardners Lake,
 The last regular meeting till fall ot the Norwich Board of Trade is to be held on Monday evening. June 30, Several Connecticut met attended the big stock sale from the Davis and Walker farms in Worcester Tuesday,
 Tomorrow is Rese Day at Lee & os- goods. All customers will be pre- scented with a beautiful cut rose.- Adv.
 The date for the opening of the schools in the fall has been changed from Tuesday, Sept 3. to Wednesday. Sept f.
 Members of the State Police asso- citation are choosing delegates to the national convention to be held in Mer- iden July 18th.
 District Superintendent Rev. George c. Scrivener of Norwich will preach Sunday morning at the Hockanun Methodist church.
 Conrad J. Surbeck, who has been engaged as physical director of the New London Y. M. c. A., will arrive on the 18th to enter upon his work
 The new state auto list will be ready for distribution few days be- fore July 1. There will be an issue of 25,000 books, sufficient supply to meet all demands.
 retary of the Connecticut Poultry asso- citation. will speak at Emmanuel haH. Killingworth, next Monday evening on poultry raising for profit
 A former Norwich young man, Dr. physician for the next six months at the meeting of the Waterbury Board of Charities Tuesday night.
 The annual camp meeting at Camp Hebron, near North Attleboro will be held from June 2T to July inclusive. Among the speakers announced is Captain Charles T. Potter of this city.
 
 Groton Long Point plots are sold for $195 upwards on easy monthly pay ments. Tents or bungalows can be erected when first payment is made. Jas. Jay Smith Co.,. New London Adv.
 Sunday afternoon at Sandy Pond, Nor wood. R. l., Rev. c, E. Bromley of formerly of, this city, r1fi far duf fnC ship in the Free Baptist church of Norwood.
 There is a new law that will permit the issue of certificates to children be- low 8 certain grade and age to work during the vacation season, but this law does not become effective until August first.
 The Hartford probate court has ap- pointed Joseph Buths and Charles appraisers of the estate ,f Anna c. Robertson of Hartford, of which ex- Mayor Thayer of Norwich is administrator.
 At the Holy Cross College Alumni at Worcester, Wednesday when 250 attended, Rt. Rev. Thomas D. Beaven, of Springfield, ormerly of Norwich. was elected hon. rary president
 Through the thoughtful kindness of hrs. H. F. Dawley, five members, in luding the feeble and shut -ins, were Ter guests on an auto trip to Neptune ark Wednesday to attend the outing if Comfort circle.
 Invitations are out for the wedding 'f Daniel Burrows Henderson of Mys- .ic and Miss Mabel Place of Con Saturday at the home of the pride. MT. Henderson is popular conductor of the Groton and Stoning on line. nigh mass at the wedding of Dr. B. M. and Miss Bertha l.. Kane, at St. Joseph's church, Rev. E. w. Hayes )f Jewett City was deacon. One of the bridesmaids was Mill Helena Dray of New London.
 A meeting of the state commanders and recorders of the Ladies of the Maecabees was held at Rockville, Tuesday. Encouraging reports were received of the state of the order. Del ,gates from nearly all the hives in Con- lecticut were present.
 Rev. Raymond Maplesden, field sec -etary for the Connecticut Literary in stitute, who has secured the $50,000 TOT the payment or the 1ndeDtedneSS or the school. burned the mortgage notes Tuesday morning at the graduation ex- ercises. There were several Norwich 
 As delegate to the national conven- ton at Chicago in September, Mrs. Frances L. Spalding of Norwich was chosen Wednesday, when over 1000 spiritualists gathered at Lake Com bounce to attend the forty ninth an- nual conference and picnic of the Com Grair.it1laliSt q, aSsccia tinr1