Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-13

a number Of relatives in the town of Griswold.
 At the Methodist Episcopal church,
 Mantle, Rev. Jerome Greer pastor
 Sunday morning District Superinten-
 dent G. G. Scrivener of Norwich
 preached
 l A barge load of trap rock is dis 1 charging at the dock in Uncasville, and ! is being distributed along the Nor : wich and New London turnpike by
 autotrucks.
 Ellington grange will observe it's
 2Tth birthday anniversary Wednesday 1 evening. An elaborate programme has | been arranged by the lecturer. Mrs. W. NJ. Rowe.
 1 The regular meeting of Faith Trum- 1 bull chapter. D, A. R. is postponed 1 from this afternoon to Wednesday, 1 May 14th, at Norwich club, 3 D. m.- | Adv.
 Sunday, the coldest May day in ten years. did considerable damage among the vineyards at Bolton. the straw berries on the lOwlands also suffering from the frost.
 Sale begins at o'clock at Norwich club this afternoon by St Margaret s guild of Trinity Episcopal church. Mu- sic by Harmony club. Evening ad- mission 10c.-Adv.
 Tn compliance with military law ev- i cry male student at the Connecticut Agricultural college at Storrs who is qualified as to physical ahility is do- ! ing military duty this week. F. B. Mitchell of Montville has com pleted the building of q bungalow on the east shore of Quiamhaug cove, l Mystic. Mr. Mitchell and family will occupy it during the summer.
 The annual conference of the Con- gregational churches in New London county to be held with the North Stonington church today (Tuesday) will attract many from Norwich.
 About seventy five members of the Connecticut Society of the Order of Founders and Patriots of America will be present at the annual dinner and meeting at the Hartford club tonight
 St. Margaret's Guild sale at Norwich club this afternoon and evening Eve ming admission Ice. Fancy articles, ice cream. cake, homemade candy, howerS.-AdV.
 Dr. John T. Leahy of Bound Brook, N. J.. was here Thursday called by the critical condition of his sister, Mrs. John J. O'Sullivan, who has been ser iously ill some time.-New London Day.
 A Branford correspondent writes: The Perkins automobile accident has cast a gloom over the whole town. Many townspeople walked out to the site of the wreckage Sunday after noon.
 Inquiring friends learned Monday that Edward T. Messenger of Church street who has diphtheria is recovering throat trouble is yielding to treatment favorably.
 Wednesday Friday and Saturday of this week are ember days.
 A class of children will receive first Holy Communion in St Patrick's church Saturday morning at a special mass at o'clock.
 H. B. Campbell. a Central Vermont brakeman. was caught in a drawbar in the Central Vermont yards at White River Junction and as a re- suit his foot had to be amputated. He is 22 years old and unmarried
 All are not animated by the City Beautiful spirit. Tn spite of the wide sidewalk in front of the arnory, the grass has been so persistently trampled down that it has been necessary to set up wire guards at the entrance walk.
 Carmelo Rodiano of Groton gave a reception Sunday for MT. and Mrs. DomeniO Piacenza. friends of his who have recently arrived from Italy and are making their home in Norwich. Several were present from Norwich.
 Rev. Dr. Isaac Wood of New Jersey 8 former pastor of Trinity Methodist church, Norwich, who has been in Berlin. Germany. to place his daugh- ter Edith at school will sail for America tomorrow Wednesday, on the Olympic.
 Rear Admiral c. F. Goodrich of Pom fret will be one of the speakers at the Mohonk conferences, maintained so long by the late A. K. Smiley which are to be continued by his brother, Daniel Smiley. The spring gathering will begin May A.
 The attorneys of the city have been requested by s. s. Thresher. pres- dent. of the bar association. to meet him at o'clock at Clerk Parsons of eral of MT. and Mrs. Donald G. Per kins in a body.
 The Connecticut Woman Suffrage dSSOclaLlOn mas secured the services of Miss Alyse Gregory of Norwalk as a second state organizer Miss Gregory is the daughter of a well known Nor walk physician and niece of Miss Dotha Stone Pinneo
 Horace Johnson, Conneeticut's weather prophet will be S9 years old today (Tuesday). Uncle Horace will observe the anniversary in his home at Middle Haddan. MT Johnson is an occasional visitor to Norwich where he has relatives.
 Word was received of the death of John Macintosh Ferguson of Pitts burgh. Pa. Mir. Ferguson has spent his summers at Fishers Island for many years at the home of his mother, Mrs. F. M. Ferguson. MT. Ferguson was at one time connected with the American legation at Japan.
 The Connecticut Gettysburg com mission has received only about 130 applications by veterans of the battle Of Gettysburg for transportation 10 Gettysburg. This Is smaller mum Der than was expected, due to the fact that many old soldiers do not feel equal to the trip.
 Mr. and Mrs. Harry H. Walker have ais. fl5 f1.ir, tf