Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-10
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Norwich. "Wednesday, June 10, 1914
VARIOUS MATTERS

| Trade ln peanuts, pop corn ana toy balloons was brisk yesterday. l St. Margaret of Scotland is con- | menorated in the church calendar to-
 day.
 Orchard owners are giving their ap-
 pie trees the last spraying for this | season.
 Leffingwell growers are sending some nice looking strawberries to the market.
 l Boys who were at Trading Cove | Tuesday brought home beautiful laurel l in full bloom.
 | Mrs Della Huntley, 93. died at her 1 home at Lyme Monday morning after a lingering illness.
 ] Governor Baldwin's Flag Day proc lamation has been posted conspiciously | in the Otis library The sudden drop in temperature has not been reliShed by people who have opened their shore cottages. Have you seen the new s20,000 Ven etian yacht ha1+bor and 5G new cot 1 tages at Groton Long Point ?-Adv. The picnic and outing of the state Spiritualist association is to be held at Lake Compounce Wednesday, June IT.
 This year the Connecticut Chautau- qua assembly will hold it's session at the Plainville M. E. camp ground July 13-21.
 A meeting of the probation officers of the state will take place today Wednesday, at the Aldermanic chamber at New Haven.
 Tuesday afternoons prayer meeting of the women of the Central Baptist church proved very interesting as ed by Mrs. James D. Rough. Miss Rosanna Garrett and Robert Chapel, both of Palmertown, who were quietly married Wednesday even- ing, will reside in Palmertown. Arrangements have been completed for the dedicatory- exercises attend ing the opening of the New London ! municipal building, June 24th. Attorneys Edmund w Perkins and Allyn L. Brown of the firm of Brown & Perkins are in Litchfield county this week trying a suit before court and jury
 Steamship City of Norwich con- tinues her voyage in the Orient and ! on June Stn was reported at f1lOgO, a Japanese seaport on the Island of Nj phon.
 Secure your seat today at Davis store fo1 Friday evenings concert of the Academy orchestra. Admission 25c. adv.
 A iridium. or three days devotion in honor of the Sacred Heart of Jesus will be held in all the Catholic churches nf fba dinroca nD EsriIayy nd Saturday and on Sunday afternoon. The Norwich District Ministerial association of the New England Southern conference held it's summer session at the Center Methodist church at East Hartford Monday and Tues day.
 The Masonic Veterans association of Connecticut will hold it's forty June 25. All Masons in good stand ing for twenty-five years or over are eligible for membership.
 Mrs. Mary Carroll. daughter of Owen Murtha, of New London and widow of Thomas Carroll, formerly of that city, died last week at her home in Fort Wayne, Ind. Mrs. Carroll is survived by three children.
 Town Clerk C. & Horbrook has re- ceived the usual thirty copies of Gov. Simeon E. Baldwin's Flag Day procla- nation. Flag day is June 14. the 137th anniversary of the adoption by con- gress of the flag of the United States
 Local members of organizations have been notified that the thirteenth an- nual convention of the American Fed eration of Catholic societies is to be held in Baltimore, Sept. 27 to 30, under the patronage of His Emfnence, Car dinal Gibbons.
 The Academy orchestra of 40 pieces give their ninth annual concert on Fri day evening. Admission 25 cents.- adv.
 A party of botanists from all parts of the state will go to Danbury today Wednesday, to make a study of the flora of that section of the country. In the party will be a number of pro fessors from various colleges of the state and their pupils.
 Each postmaster has received from the third assistant postmaster general a complaint that some poStmasters re- ceive for mailing parcels of nursery stock not accompanied by certif- cate of inspection and not marked to
 
 Engineers who are likely to run the Bar Harbor, Bankers Merchants Bay State and Knickerbocker ex- presses are receiving instructions in the running of motors. 1t is ex- pected that these trains will be run by electricity to New Haven from New York next Tuesday.
 Among contributors toward the s100000 fund for a New London Y. M. c. A. building are Frank l.. Palmer, $10, ,00o: George s. Palmer, $5,000: Mrs. J. N. Harris. $3,0o0; Mrs. Edward A. Palmer, $1000; Mrs. Eliasha l.. Pal mer, $1 ,000ffi Mrs Ralph H. Melcer, $500: Palmer Brothers, $500; B. A. Armstrong, s1,000. OBITUARY. Trg-