Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-14

 The next school year Miss Mae Kennedy of Ledyard will teach at Plainfield.
 Most of the kindergarten pupils re- turned from school waving flags Fri day, the rooms holding Flag sday. Amos B. Palmer and John Geer of Penoleton Hill have finished shearing the Lords Hill flock of Shropshires. The crop reports which farmers are receiving state that in spite of low temperatures Connecticut crops are about normal.
 The Belleview and Griswold, the boats running from Eastern Point, went on the route Friday for the first time this season.
 Local Spiritualists learn that the big gathering at Compounce will be June 18th, when Mrs. Mary s. Van derbilt will speak.
 St. Thomas church, Voluntown, has contributed an additional $2 to St. Agnes home fund, which has now reached SOS, ,263.14.
 
 literature concerning the national con- vention to be held at Asbury Park, N. J., October 29November 6.
 and record keepers of the Ladies of the Maccabees of the World is to be held in Rockville next Tuesday.
 Today (Flag day) all patriotic citi- zens are requested by the Sons of IT <~I..fs T.. .1r~tx- A11@ country to hang out the Stars and Stripes
 Thursday Captain Thomas A. Scott of New London was passenger on the train which was wrecked at Stan- ford Thursday afternoon. He escap- ed injury.
 Local motor parties are going to Elizabeth park Hartford, to see the rhododendrons. It is expected that the roses will be at their best about Saturday next.
 It is expected that in another month the season at Lake Pleasant will be in full swing. The directors of the association are constantly improving the property and the financial condi- tion is very good.
 This Saturday, afternoon District Supt. G. G. Scrivener of Norwich will hold first quarterly conference at the parsonage in West Thompson at 2 o'clock. He will also preach at the morning service Sunday.
 The Haddam bridge opening today will be made the occasion of a number of social outings, several automobile parties from here planning to start early and join friends for a pisnic luncheon and informal good time.
 Among the passengers sailing on the North German Lloyd line on Sat urday from New York for London, Paris and Bremen. will be MT. and Mrs. N. Peterson of this city. AID PIERS
 Cards have been received from Rev. J. Howard Adams, formerly of North Stonington, from Alturas, Cal, stat ing that he and Mrs Adams arrived at that place Saturday. May 31, after an exceedingly pleasant trip across the country.
 The general assembly passed law that all automobiles mnst slow up when approaching school houses. The boards of education in the various cities and towns are expected to erect signs warning autoists of the location of the schools.
 When the Holland County Ministers association holds it's semi annual meeting next Tuesday at Columbia the wives of the members are to hold separate session, which will be ad-- dressed by Mrs. F. r. Bacheler, for merly of Norwich.
 When the Catholic chaplains of the army and navy held their three days in No chi n Mons. Thomas J. Shahan, formerly Df Norwich, was their choice to celebrate the mass which they attended at the Catholic university chapel.
 Pupils and teachers in one of thhe Norwich schools which stood near the head of the list for neat grounds were delighted this week to receive mes sage of congratulation from Supt. W. D. Tilson. now of Putnam, who had noticed the published report.
 William Henry Kennedy 73, na- tive of Central Village, died at CleWe- land Ohio, June 1. He went from there as a young man, was clerk in Norwich store for a time and after wards moved to Cleveland. He leaves his wife, one son and two sisters.
 The edition of 5000 copies of the workman's compensation act, which was ordered printed by the legisla- ture, is ready for distribution, and the comptroller has already supplied the capitol offices with copies. The pamph- let has IS pages and gives the act in full.
 Rev. E. B. Barber. pastor of the Universalist church. took a trip to Lake Pleasant in the town of Mon tague, Mass, Wednesday for the pur- pose of marrying Miss Nellie A. No Ian of Somerville Mass, and Charles M Bickford of Montague.-Danbury News.
 The funeral of Abby M. Robinson, wife of the late Lewis Harrington, who died Wednesday night in her apartments at Hartford, was held Fri day afternoon at 4 o'clock. Rev. Dr. William DeLoss Love off1ciated. Bur ial will be in Canterbury today (Sat- urday).
 You have money idle in savings banks at 4 per cent. when shore lots are increasing 20 per cent yearly in value Investigate Groton Long Point, the new beach with new opportunities. Clubhouse and 26 new cottages. Plots on your own terms. Jas. Jay Smith Co., New London.-adv.