Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-24
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Norwich. Saturday, May 24, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Friday was St. Julia's day.

 Cut worms are said to be eating woodland flowers and plants,
 Sudden weather changes have re.
 suited in numerous colds and sore throats.
 Dealers say the demand for May bas. kets has lasted longer this season thar ever before.
 Food sale Universalist church today
 3 to 6.-Adv.
 George s. Palmer of Poquot avenue is having a new greenhouse erected on his property on Montauk avenue New London.
 Owing to the present high price for spring lamb there is almost no call for this article of food, which usually is much in demand.
 Choice soft shell crabs today at Powers Bros.-Adv.
 A New London patient, Roy For Sythe, who has been a patient at the state tuberculosis sanatorium in Nor wich has returned to his home much improved.
 A private fire alarm box. No. 49, has been ordered by Chief Stanton, of the fire department, and will be in stalled at the plant of the American Thermos company.
 Ye play of olden time, Courting by Rule. Y. M. c. A. auditorium, o'clock Tuesday evening, May 26. Admission 25 cents.-Adv.
 The house at Hartford this week adopted the bills requiring automobiles to slow up on approaching 8 school house when children are going to or coming from school.
 Tomorrow will be Corpus Christi Sunday in all the Catholic churches of the world. a feast instituted to give thanks annually to Christ for the graces of the last supper. the fifth annual conference of the In- surance Institute of America will be held in the rooms of the Insurance In- stitute of Hartford. June 10 and II.
 Several local Holy Cross college alumni will attend the laying of the cornerstone of St. Agnes home, May 30. when the address will be by the college president, Rev. Joseph Dinaud, S. J.
 At the regular Saturday afternoon tea party in New York today. given by Katherine Dreier. Stonington summer resident. the wife of Charles s. Whitman will also work for equal franchise.
 Miss Nellie G. Dray, daughter of Tax Collector and Mrs. John Dray, of New London, Is to marry John Raybould during the summer. MT. Raybould is an engineer on the New Haven road.
 At the Federal Street Methodist church, New London, Friday evening a reception was held for the Rev. and Mrs. George c. Scrivener. the former the new district superintendent with headquarters at Norwich.
 District Deputy J. H Cassidy of will pay a visit to the local lodge of Elks at the meeting Friday night. There will be a class initia- ton. After the meeting there will be a social session.-Danbury News.
 On this weeks count it is estimated that 500 Civil war veterans from this state will attend the semi centennial of the battle of Gettysburg July IA. Already 226 veterans have signifed their intentions of attending but three of these have died since.
 Thursday. Jeremiah F. Donovan, 47, died at Shelton, after a short ill- ness. Mir. Donovan had lived in for number of years. He was a member of New London lodge, B. P. O. E. He is survived. by his wife, Bertha Laubscher, and one daughter
 The following will has been pro- bated in New York: Givernaud, Louis, (died Jan. 2. 19OS); net New York es- tate, S284,S1s.4S; deposits, S1,600.51; r 1-2 shares Norwood Insurance com pany, $S75 New York city corporate stock, S96,000; f promissory notes of Gerli 6. Co.,, $20O.100.
 State Controller Daniel P. Dunn has that the contract for print ing 25.000 copies of the popular edi- tion of the public acts of the state h>s been awarded to a New Haven man. The contract provides that the de- liveries are to begin forty days after the legislature adjourns.