Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-03
VItaR g1llllRIIn.
VARIOUS MATTERS.

| May Sd is St, A1eKander's day.
 Sunday schools will observe June 8 as Children's day.
 In New London 1076 dogs were li- | censed up te Thursday night. As brooks grow lower trout fisher 1 men are making better catches. | Parties of botanists are already vis- iting Lantern Hill for spring speci- | mems.
 A timely book recently acquired by | the Peck library is John Barrett's Panama Canal.
 George Watson and family of New York arrived Thursday at their East 'ern Point residence. A Danielson patient. Mrs. Everett | Mitchell, is at the state tuberculosis hospital in Norwich. Trinity college has sent out circu- lars to it's alumni asking aid in raising million dollar fund At the Ossawan mill property wire netting has been placed over the win doWs on the main floor. At the six o'clock dinner Sunday at
  l will sing two solos.-Adv. A number of informal motor and 1 trolley parties are planned for today, ! out into the country, now that the or ehards are in bloom. ] Frank Bliss. who was taken to the l Backus hospital on Thursday, is inn i proving, and was reported as very 1 comfortable on Friday. Spiritualists from this section will attend the state convention in Hartford today. The big meeting at Compounce comes on June IS this year. A Sterling correspondent notes that District Superintendent G. G. Scriven- CT of Norwich preached two good ser mons at the Methodist church Sunday.
 The singing at the unveifing of the Soldiers monument in JeWett City Memorial day will be in charge of Prof. J. Herbert George of Norwich. Grand Army man.
 New arrival of Connecticut river shad. Also fresh porgies from Watch Hill today at Powers Bros.-Adv.
 Health boards give warning that now is the time to treat marshes and stagnant water with mixture of creo-- sote, oil and caustic soda to kill mos quito larvae.
 While gathering eggs at Canterbury the other day T. w. Bradford discover ed an egg that measured eight inches one way and seven inches the other in circumference.
 A petition has been sent to the Southern New England Telephone company by residents on the Sunker- paug road. East Lyme. to have poles set and wired for new telephones in that district
 Miss Nellie E. Buckley will song The Rosary and My Laddie at the Wauregan six o'clock dinner Sunday. Adv.
 While digging at Ellington. Rural Carrier Leon c. Leach unearthed silver button with the initials G. w. and the motto Long Live the Presi- dent" evidently a Washington presi dential button 115 years old.
 James Brown, for several years in voice clerk at the mill office at Ster- ling, died Monday at Deep River, where he was operated on for appendicitis. He leaves his wife and two small chill dren. Burial was in Oneco Friday.
 Philip Augustus Mathewson, A. for merly superintendent of the King Phil ip and Chace mills in Fall River, who died in Providence. was native of Central Village. where his parents live. His sister Is Mrs. J. Arthur Atwood of Wauregan
 The Sodality will go to New London Monday evening to be the guests of St. John's association. The members who intend to go win leave on special car at 115.-adv-
 P. J. Garvin of Bethel, secretary treasurer of the Connecticut Pharma- ceutical association. announced to the members this week that the annual convention of the association will be held at the Hotel Pembroke, Wood mont, June II and 12.
 Referring to the marriage of George H. Stanton and Miss Elizabeth E. James, the Stonington Mirror says: Mrs. Stanton is a native of the bor- ough and has many friends here who will wish the newly married couple all happiness in the years to come
 The annual parish meeting of the Danbury Universalist church. of which Rev. Elliott E. Barber, brother of NJ A. Barber of Norwich, is pastor snow ed that the affairs of the parish were in a sound condition and in the best shape in years, the total receipts being s3,00O.
 Rev. Walter J. Shanley has returned from the Orient, and the Danbury News says that during his absence Rev John C. Fogarty, who is a native of Norwich, has been acting rector of St. Peters church, and he and the Rev. Edward A. Cotter, formerly of Baltic have conducted church affairs in a very able manner New London Gas Company's New