Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-30

Several from this section will go to Hartford today to attend the laying of the cornerstone of St. Agnes home.
 As far as possible today. New Haven read freight houses will be closed ex- cept for the delivery of peFishatole freight.
 ing Thursday found the Rose of New England in spring freshness and beauty
 Swedish clergymen of the state are in Chicago to attend the important Synod.
 Gracers and marketmen put nearly two days work into one Thursday, in order to have at least part of a hol- iday today.
 William H. Nichols and Lewis J. Saxton, whose graves are in Yantic cemetery were names omitted from the list of heroic dead.
 The semi annual conference of the junior clergymen of the Roman Cath olic diocese will be held at the cath edral in Hartford Tuesday next.
 Papers in Bridgeport note that At torney David $. Day and his bride will visit MT. Days father, E. s. Day of Colchester today and over Sunday.
 The American Oyster company, of which Senator F. l.. Homan of New Haven is president, is now raising both mussels and clans at it's Block Island reserve.
 New timetables showing train ser vice under the summer schedule will l,s ( 1,1 lr @F Haven and Hartford railroad ticket agents today.
 The first swordfsh to be caught this season were brought into New Lon don Wednesday by Capt. Fred Fish. Captain Fish caught pair that weigh ed close to 500 pounds.
 Mrs. Kate Wolfe of New Haven an nounces the engagement of her niece, Miss Lillie Travers Wolfe. to Dr. Wal ter l. Russell, son of MT. and Mrs. John Russell of Mystic.
 Some of those in this city who nine years ago received copies of the fam ous Spanish swindle letters, are being tried again by similar entreaies but probably with like results.
 Come and hear the children sing in their garden on Saturday. May 3l, at D. m. in the Hugh Henry Osgood parish home. Grabs for the children and plenty of good homemade candy. adv.
 The Thermos cottage on Cliff street, beautifully remodeied by the owner, John F.. Planning. has been leased by Supt. Stephen J. Keioe, of the EIec- tric Light company, who is occupying it with his family.
 Mrs. William Copeland of Waterford and Mrs. Annie Burg0 of Poquonoc will go to Washington as delegates from the Ladies auxiliary of the Brotherhood of Locomotive Ffremen. They leave Sunday.
 Beginning June l, 1913, the limits of the Providence division of the New York, New Haven and Hartford rail- road will be extended to the yard linn it sign located just east of tower 110 at Waterford, Conn.
 The Connecticut Gettysburg commits sion announced yesterday that 36g vet erans have signihed their intention to attend the exercises in connection with the semi centennial celebration of the battle of Gettysburg.
 Why Girls Leave School is the title of bulletin issued to school authori- ties and others by the United States bureau of education based on an in quiry made by it's experts into trade and labor conditions among girls.
 Michael Mccarthy of Bridgeport, who has been in St. Vincent's hos pital for the last three months suf- fering from double pneumonia left Thursday for Colchester where he will try to regain his health on farm. 
 At the annual commencement exer- cises of the Bridgeport Training school for Nurses the Chase medal for su- periority in studies was awarded Miss Dora Augusta Bode of Norwich who received her diploma with the class.
 At the graduating exercises of the Hartford Theological Seminary Wed hesday the degree of bachelor of di vinity was granted Laurence Luther Barber of Danielson, Yale university 1910, who also woh the Turretin prize
 Tine marriage of Miss Margaret Lynch and Frank MaFsdale, took place at o'clock Wednesday merning at St. Charles church, Pittsfeid Mass MT. and Mrs Marsdaie left after the eere Ineny for a twe weeks trip te be spent in New Lenden.
 The condition of Representative
 
 the Hartford hospital was reported Thursday afternoon as very satisfae- tory He was taken suddenly ill at the Hotel Garde Wednesday night and was removed to the hospital
 Mrs. John Addison Porter, of Pom fret, entertained about ITS young pee- pie at dance at the Lawn club New Haven, Wednesday evening, which she gave for her daughters. Misses Agnes and Fife Porter. The affair was ena of the prettiest of the season.
 Men at the island forts were among the 23,500 contributors to the gift pre- senter Mrs. Shepard (Helen Gould) Wednesday. a gold and silver vase, de- signed by Tiffany, twenty-seven inches high and containing 2s0 ounces of sil- Yer and 9e pennyweights of gold.
 The certificate of incorporation ot the Stoddard. Gilbert & Company wholesale grocers, has been approved by the secretary of the state. The capital is slo000, all paid In. The in- corporators are Ezekiel c. StoddaSd Le Grand Cannon and Carlos r., Stod- dard
 Miss Brewster, wbo was engaged by the town school committee as prin cipal uf the North Windham school.