Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-23
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Norwich. Monday. June 2s, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Dealers are stocking up with hre-
 works.
 The banks between Waterford @nd
 Millstone are pink with laurel.
 Best ss.5o eyeglasses for s1.s5. prop
 erly fitted. at Burnhams. 227 Main St. adv.
 Some very fine native strawberries
 are being brought to market, following I the rain.
 Farm workers and milkmen are ! about early these days. 1t is daybreak now at 2.03.
 ! Frank L. Arnold and family are oc7 cupying their Crescent Beach cottage for the season.
 The New York boats brought up
 many summer boarders from the city Saturday and Sunday Miss Elizabeth Patten and Miss An nie White spent Sunday with friends l in New Haven and at Savin Rock. Saturday was popularly credited as being the longest day of the year, there
 being over fifteen hours of sunlight.
 Connecticut people registered at the Shoreham, Morris Cove include Miss Hodge, and Miss Kissick, of this city MT and Mrs. Thomas Hutchins of Stafford Springs are to have a cottage built at Groton Long Point this sum mer
 There promises to be more motor ing than usual at Crescent Beach this season, as the roads hars been we'll oiled.
 Local workers are receiving litera- ture pertaining to the worlds w. C. T. U. convention to be held in Brooklyn, N. Y. Oct. 23-2S
 Profits of about $100 were realized by the lawn party conducted last Mon day at Pinehurst by the Vineyard Workers of the Central Baptist church.
 As next year will be the 50th anni versary of the formation of the Con- nectieut Spiritualists' association it is intended to make the gathering one of unusual interest.
 Groton residents. A. B. Lamb and Mrs Burchard Bailey, attended the graduating exercises of the state nor mai school, Danbury. where Miss Grace Lamb finished her studies.
 The first quarterly conference of the Warehouse Point new year was held in the chapel of the Methodist church Thursday evening and Superintendent G. G. Scrivener of Norwich presided.
 The Old Homestead, Mrs Avery Smiths cottage at Crescent Beach is being put in order for the season and Mrs. Smith has so far recovered as to be able to go down and supervise the work.
 Two baggage cars brought the seven Harvard shells from Gales Ferry Sat urday and they went down on Con- ductor Beebe's train at 2.45, to be ] to the Boston train at New London.
 At the Middlesex county conference i of the Kings Daughters held at Had lyme Mrs. Walter E.. Garfield of Nor l wich, state treasurer, spoke, and Mrs. | gave an address.
 Because of the annual picnic of the | First Baptist Bible school to be held l Friday, it was voted at a special meet ng of the Xens that the regular meet ng of the society would be changed 10 Tuesday evening.
 Eastern Connecticut Eagles have ,een invited to attend the field
  Tuesday, July P. Delegations are ex- oected from all parts of New York 'tate and Connecticut.
 Norwich painters who have finished work at the Mononotto inn, Fishers Is- and, found that swallows in unusual numbers were nesting in the caves here while this season woodpeckers nave been pest pecking the posts.
 T--,~s- kI,s .-s1 pc in New York for the Cathedral con- erence of Church Workers. Second department, which will be leld at the Cathedral of St. John the Divine, from Monday to Saturday, July 5.
 The battleships Wyoming, North Da- xota, Vermont, Florida, Louisiana, Virginia, Georgia, New Jersey, Rhode sland and Kansas have returned to Newport from a weeks drill at Block sland sound.
 Instructions were issued Saturday by First Assistant Postmaster General Daniel c. Roper, to all postmasters di- ecting them to handle daily newspa- 'ers sent to subscribers through the nails with the utmost dispatch possi- 'le after disposing of first class mat CT.
 A retreat for women of the Roman satholic diocese is to be held at Mt. ,t. Josephs seminary on Hamilton Heights Hartford, beginning Thursday vening, June 26. and lasting until the Monday morning. The exer- ; ises will be conducted by Rev. A. G. Brown of Philadelphia
 The soldiers who as a committee rep esented the 23,500 subscribers to the und for the Helen Gould Shepard low n cup of Fort Wright were Sergeant dajor A. c. Jensen and Sergeant E. /. Maher, both of the Coast Artillery orps. They received her letter of ac- nowledgement Saturday. .dward J. Murray, Formerly of This
 City, in Fatal Accident.