Norwich bulletin., 1913-07-12
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Norwich, Saturday, July 12, 1913.
VARIOUS MATTERS

l l The Baptist Bible school institute 1 took place Friday at New Haven 1 Grand Army day at the Plainville | Camp Ground will be Thursday, July 24th.
 The building fund for the St. Agnes home has now reached a total of $109,- 1 02334.
 A few farmers lost hay because of Wednesday nights rain. but nobody complained.
 Visitors are leaving this section for the Womans Home Missionary meet ing at Northfield.
 Best $3.50 glasses for $1.95, properly htted. Burnham's. 227 Main street. Adv.
 Some of the men at the sawmill at Trading Cove are taking a vacation during hot weather
 At Block Island Rev. Father O'Toole | and Father Murray of Providence are to have charge of the Roman Catholic chapel this summer.
 Dr. J. J. Donohue will be one of those to attend the meeting of the | democratic state central committee al Cosey Beach today. The 18th annual reunion of Company E. 22d Regimental association, which was organized in the fall of 1863, is to be held July IS at Savin Rock. Old soldiers were recalling Friday that it was on July 11th, 1862, that General Halleck was appointed com mander-in- chief of the Union army. A railroad man states that up in Brattleboro a crusade with arsenate of lead is being waged against the beetles which are destroying the city's fine elmS.
 Collins Millinery rooms, McKin- ley avenue, will be closed from July F to Sept. 1. 1913. Supt, of Schools Charles B. Jennings of New London has appointed Miss Fanny Hirsch to be kindergarten as- sistant, vice Miss Elizabeth Keefe, re- signed.
 The White Ribbon Banner admon- ishes w. c. T. unions not to omit summer outing for the Loyal Temper ance Legion, as a pleasing continuation of the years work.
 It is the expressed intention of the state pharmacy commission to place a SII1Cl upon tile new ldWS pertaining to pharmacy and to punish violations of them.
 Twenty-six young men took the dio- cesan examinations in classics at St. Thomas seminary, Hartford. this week. Thirteen appeared for the ex- aminations in philosophy
 Members are being notified that the 14tb session of the Connecticut Chau- J@lz and will continue until July 22 at the Plainville Camp Ground
 Mrs William I. Allen entertained the Missionary society of the Ledyard Congregational church, Thursday af- ternoon at her home About twenty five were present. Supper was served.
 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 London.-adv.
 Labor men about the state are talk ing of a meeting and testimonial to honor John F. Gunshanan for his work. not only while on the tuber- culosis commission. but before it was created.
 George D. Allen, 63 of Mantle, died Wednesday night at the Norwich state hospital. The body was taken to Nj antic Friday afternoon, where at o'clock services were held at Union cemetery.
 The automobile Blue Book, contain ing a list of the automobile and mo- torcycle licenses issued to residents of Connecticut, issued by the secretary of state, contains names of about 20,- 900 registrants.
 The funeral of Edward w Allen was held from his home in Middletown on Thursday evening at 8 o'clock, in charge of Rev. E. c. Acheson. The body was taken to North Windham on Friday morning for burial.
 Undertakers are being warned against a sad young man, who asks them to bring the body of his dear brother from Vermont and prepare it for burial and who incidentally gets money on worthless checks.
 Richard Johnson of Mantle was bad ly injured by being crushed while en- tering the barn of J. E. Beckwith on a load of hay. The services of a doctor were needed and he was taken to his home, where he must remain for some time.
 The Connecticut Churchman an- nounces that the general convention of the Protestant Episcopal church. to be held in New York city for the for ty-third triennial convention. begin ming October 8, 1913. and will last about three weeks.
 It is stated by The Catholic Tran script that Rt. Rev. Bishop Milan will address the Holy Name societies of the county at the great demonstration of this organization against profanity and indecent speech The meeting is to be in St. Patriclls church, Oct. 18th.
 Six contestants have entered the tri-county diamond medal speaking contest to be held Friday July IS at the Connecticut Chautauqqua in For estville under the auspices of the w c. T. IT., the competitors including Charlotte M. Marchand of Old Mys- tic.
 June 30 there was net surplus of 63,704 idle freight cars on the railways of this country and Canada, according to the latest bulletin of the American