Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Somerset lodge works the M. M. de.
 gree this evening" adv.
 In the Yale Review Witter Bynnel has spirited poem. Train mates.
 Fish and game commissioners in the shore towns have begun the campaign
 against short Holsters.
 Stop at the Linden Tree Inn Tea l Room. South Windhanl-adv.
 Through an error the name of Mrs.
 Arthur +. Wyman appeared as Mrs. A.
 F. Wynne in Tuesdays Bulletin.
 The almanac summer does not begin until Saturday. the 21st. but Monday and Tuesday were sure enough sum mer days.
 s. P. Willard. Colchester. for the l state board of education, is visiting state towns to issue work certificates to school children.
 In some places railroad men observ- ed Sunday last as Memorial Sunday, and others will commemorate their dead on Sunday next. w R. C. supper at Buckingham Me- morial tonight from 5 to 7.S0. 15c.- adv.
 When Waterbury Elks celebrated their 2oth anniversary Monday evening one of the speakers was District Dep uty John H. Cassidy.
 The longest days of the year begi today, the 18th. continuing to the 25th. During that period the days length will be Is hours r minutes.
 E. B. Mitchell of Montville enter tained a large camping party at his bungalow on the east shore of Quiam baug cove. Stonington. Sunday.
 Monday next the Central Vermont railway will inaugurate it's summer schedule of through train service be-
 Don't miss the sale today at 2s Win chester street. See advertisement.- adv.
 Among the S6 young ladies who re- ceived diplomas at the State Normal school in New Haven Monday was Miss Emma F. Shershevsky of Nor wich.
 pr. Louis M Gingras of Jewett City and Dr. Frederick T. Baldwin of Putnam have been commissioned agents of the Connecticut Humane society.
 A marriage license has been issued in Worcester to William Henry Ken nedy Worcester. 21, scraper hand, and Bernice Inez Tattoon, Putnam, Conn, 19 at home.
 MT. and Mrs. Samuel H. Adams of Warren, Mass. announce the marriage of their daughter, Helen Augusta, and Ichabod Tilden Jewett of Holland, on Thursday, June F.
 Mrs. Orra P. Phillips of Salisbury has presented the state library copies of inscriptions from the North Mans field cemetery and also copies of in scriptions from the Gurley cemetery, Mansfield.
 At Wesleyan college commencement the Cole prize went to H. A. Richmond, IS, of Norwich, and w. Willoughby, IS, of North Haverville. N. H., who have maintained highest standing in English composition.
 W. R. c. Home day will be observed at the state home in Wallingford to- day Wednesday,. A pleasing pro- gramme has been arranged and dele gates from the different corps of the state are expected to be present.
 The petition of certain New London citizens to the public utilities commiS- i sion for lower rates on gas and eiec tricity has been withdrawn. The peti- 1 tioners and the Connecticut Power Co i have reached an amicable understand l ing.
 The ride from Stony Creek to Guii- ! ford on the Shore Line electric roa1 | which has headquarters in Norwich. 1 will be about the prettiest ride in the | state for the next week. for it is like 1 going through a laurel park all the | way.
 the John NJ. Dean corporation of 1 dealers in metal goods, has 1 been filed The capital is $75,000,f of | which $40.000 is paid in. The inco"- porators are John M. Dean, Charles D. | Dean and John M. Dean. Jr.
 A government inspector is on Con- i necticut rivers to ascertain if boat | owners are complying with the new 1 laws concerning the equipment of boats. The owners are required to show fire extinguishers. life preservers | and to sound their whistles.
 MT. and Mrs. William A. Sanford | and Miss Eleanor Sanborn of Hartford | will occupy their house at Eastern i today. MT. end Mrs. John M. Ellis Miss Dorothy Corson) have been staying at the Sanbcrn house.
 4 new sandy beach, Groton Long | Point. having miles of Sound front | age. has just been opened. Prices are | low ($195 upwards) to start and are ] bound to advance rapidly. Clubhouse, l pier, 26 new cottages, running water, 1 trolley, trees. boardwalk and harbor. l Ocean Beach plots formerly sold at 1 $500 and now are $3.000 to $5,000, l while at Watch Hill some are 0,000 1 each. Send for booklet "N." Jas. Jay l Smith Co. New London.-adv.
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