Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-15

Schooner Crescent is at Chappells, s, New London. discharsing the balance of a lumber cargo. part of which was discharged in Norwich
 One of the most beautiful wistaria vines in the city is that trained on the residence of Frank B. Disco, cor ner of Grove and Franklin streets.
 The Crescent Beach Land company with Norwich members, has sold to George w. NJ. Clark of New York a bungalow and building lot at Crescent Beach.
 Porgies, 3tps, 25o; good steak fish, lbs 25c. Church Bros,-ady.
 A new American flag was unfurled to the breeze al the top of the flagstaff at the Falls mill Wednesday to replace the old one that has done duty for some time.
 Senator George NJ, Landers of Ocean Beach was appointed a director of the National Playground and Recreation association at it's recent meeting in Richmond, Va,
 At Gales Ferry men have been en- gagged during the past week in repair ing the cottage Of the Misses Geer of Norwich, which was damaged during
 
 The Connecticut society of Colonial Wars, whose annual court was post poned to Saturday. May A. has voted to hold that meeting at the Whitfield house in GuiIford.
 A party of ladies got on closed car coming up from the beach filled with workingmen Tuesday. and every man gave up his seat to a lady.-New London FToleSTdDh.
 Don't forget Third Co. shirtwaist so- cial tonight at armory. Last of season. adv
 Herbert Congdon and Mrs. Congdon of Willimantic were at Fishers Island last week. They own a cottage there and will occupy it this season, as they have for many years.
 The diocesan supervisor of schools, Rev. William J. Fitzgerald. of Hart ford, is examining the New London parochial school but has not yet vis- ited the schools in Norwich.
 Matthew Keenan of New London, conductor for the Central Vermont railway, left Tuesday for San Fran cisco to attend the national conven- ton of the Brotherhood of Railway Trainmen.
 S. s. ThFesher. president of the New London County Bar association, has called meeting of the bar for 9,45 Friday morning in the courtroom to take action upon the death of Donald G. Perkins.
 Banks have been notified that the dangerous counterfeit Indian head 8 silver certificate recently discovered continues in circulation in spite of the vigilance of secret service and treas uFy officials.
 the maeadamiEing of S.027 linear feet of road in the town of Coventry. The Ahern Construction company of Willi- mantle, which bid S2.65 linear foot, will do the work.
 At the recent conference in Hartford of the Daughters of the King. the Woman's auxiliary and the Girls Friendly society. it was planned to de- wise ways of greater. cooperation in the Episcopal church.
 A Branferd correspondent states that Miss Elizabeth Daley who was sent to Norwich for treatment for ford soon Miss Daley has practically recovered from the attack.
 A musical directory of Connecticut has just been issued. The publication contains complete lists of bands, ac- companists, pianists, conductors, teachers, singers and others active in musical affairs of the state.
 Steamers Yantic and Shetucket, which run during the summer between Norwich and New London, and which have been at WinsIow's dock. New London, were inspected by Inspectors Withey and Stewart Monday.
 The marriage of Edward Prentis, Jr. son of Dr. Edward Prentis, and Miss Jean Bent, daughter of E. A. Bent of Post Hill place. will take place at St. James church. New Lon don, at o'clock Monday. June 9.
 Pomfret summer resident, Mrs. John Addison Porter, is giving dance for her daughters. the Misses Porter. on the evening of Wednesday. May 2S, at the Lawn club, New Haven. Her guests will include the younger set.
 A Central Village correspondent, noting that the funeral of Mrs. Amy Satteflee Newbefy and infant daugh ter was held Sunday at the Gales Fer ry church, says Mrs. Newbery was a teacher in Central Village before her marriage.
 Thomas R. Neil, 51. broker. and Mrs. Nellie W smith, A, of No. fl F. Twenty second street New York, were married May 10 in the Marble Cellegi- ate church. Mrs. Smith divorced James F. Smith in New London four years ago.
 The water tank expected for some time has arrived at GFeton Long Point and is being put in place fer the artesian well which supplies water for the Bluff Point cottageFs. Workmen finished laying the pipes some time ago. This tank will hold 2,000 gal Ions.
 Labor Commissioner Conuolley is having printed blank forms to be used by building inspectors and health off eeFs in the several towns. cities and boraughs in the state for the purpose of filing reports with the labor depart n7ent on the construction of tenement houses.
 West Town street " ednesdaY after Missionary club of the Central Bap- tist church, with three visitors, met for missionary reading and sewing Mrs A. T. Utley presidins. Later light refreshments were served.
 4 conference is on between the east ern railroads and the interstate com mefce commission regarding freight rates. The railroads have for some time demanded the right to increase rates but the interstate commerce