Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

Vfa4N7000 tvAfA xEaAN1 Friday was Flora day among George Cess of Spragae has pur. chased cottage at Crescent Beach. First arrival of swordfsh. also seft
 Janiter M. J. Fields fine roses in the courthouse grounds are beautiful just new.
 At Canterbury Rev. Frank A. Fuller of Norwich has been supplying the pull pit at the Green.
 Three nights festival at Parish hall NorWich Town. June "A. 25 and 26 Cadillac orchestra.-adv.
 Mrs. Jane Lester of Griswold has been the guest of Captain and Mrs s Elias Wilcox at Quiamhaug.
 Today is Rose Day at Lee & os- goods. All customers will be present ed with q beautiful cut rose.-Adv.
 At the graduating exercises of Wal i1ngford High school Rev. William T I'hayer was invited to make the open ing prayer.
 Sunday afternoon Rev George G Serivener of Norwich will preach al the South Glastonbury Methodist church at 2 o'clock.
 The state progressive party will hold a field day at Lake Compounce on July 27. Colonel Roosevelt may attend and give an address.
 The summer school of the Connecti- 7rr4 A hold its 12th annual session from July 1 to July 25 inclusive.
 A sacred concert will be given by the Taftville Maennerchor orchestra tomorrow afternoon at four o'clock in Maennerchor hall. Taftville.-Adv
 Life is a burden for the owners of cherry trees. A big limb was broken from handsome tree on Otis street this week by marauding boys.
 Today, June 21. Mir. and Mrs John Holly of Webster. Mass. will celebrate their golden wedding. They are grand parents of John Holley of Dayville
 The meeting of the Society of May flower Descendants in the state will be held at the Hartford Golf club today (Saturday) with luncheon at 2 o'clock.
 The fact that today marks the cen tenary of the birth of Henry Ward Beecher has aroused interest in mag azine articles. etc, about him at the li- brary.
 Gov Baldwin has decided to attend the celebration of the Gettysburg bat tie. He will be accompanied by Ad- jutant General Cole and Major Charles D. Pinney of Stafford Springs.
 
 Thursday afternoon Miss Marion McLukie and Robert Proctor were married by the Rev. John M. Newland at the brides home in Fall River. Only a few friends and relatives were pres ent.
 The gathering of the Venerable Brethren of the Masonic Veteran asso- citation of Connecticut will be held as the guests of St. Johns lodge, No. ?, F. and A M., at Middletown, Thursday, June 26.
 A special train will leave Worcese ter for Norwich Sunday forenoon, and more than fifty members of Webster council, K of C., will join with Alham- bra council of Worcester in making the Webster Times.
 Auto parties who could find no ac- in hotels in New London or Norwich Thursday night were look ing for quarters in private houses. In some cases men had to sleep in their machines in the garages.
 Miss Anna Cady. 6O a niece of the late Gurdon Cady, died recently at the state hospital. Norwich. and was bur jed in Central Village Miss Cady was a daughter of the late Charles and Lucy (Cleveland) Cady.
 
 The field day of the Connecticut Beekeepers' association is to be held with w. K. Rockwell of Bloomfield to- day (Saturday). MT. Rockwell is one of the foremost beekeepers and queen breeders of Connecticut.
 The recently launched U. S. sub marine GA of the Italian Lourihtii type adopted by the government, has arrived at the port of New London from the Cramp shipyard at Camden, en route to Pravincetown.
 The bulletin containing the list of honors awarded to students of the academical department of Yale univer- sity announces the following award of interest herabouts: Second colloQuies, Robert Huntington Gulliver.
 You have money idle in savings banks at per cent. when shore los 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 L4ondon.-adv.