Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-17

Fourth Of July fireworks are being displayed in the stores. The Pequot casino was formally opened for the season Monday. The elm beetle has begun to get busy surning the leaves of the tree into lace
 Car-no-more cottage at the draw bridge has been opened for the sea son.
 The bill of the Norwich hospital for the insane for May for s6,546.23 has been approved.
 Such cool day as Tuesday for an Academy graduation is remember ed by few hereaheuts. are already featuring Yale and Har- ward ernbieuas and eolors. The school children have completed their campaign of collecting 8 half mile of pennies for the playgrounds fund.-. Repairs and improvements are being made to some of Charles H. Brown s cottages at Decatur Bluffs, above Gales Ferry.
 Comfort circle of the Kings Daugh- ters has its annual outing at Neptune Park today with Mrs. A. T. Utley, the leader.
 The name of Norwich is being car ried to the far east. Steamship City of Norwich has reached Yokkarohi, port of Japan.
 The sessions at Broadway school ended Tuesday. Today and Thursday the seniors will take the Academy en- trance examinations. Some of the longest days of the year are being enjoyed now. as June 21st is nearing. The days length is over Is hours and a quarter There was a good attendance at the women'S prayer meeting at the Cen tral Baptist church Tuesday afternoon, when Mrs. Calvin ReatA was the lead CT. | Have you seen the new s20,0oo. Ven | etian yacht harbor and 50 new cot tages at Groton Long Point e-Adv.
 The Seond Sunday school is to go to l Pleasant View for the annual picnic 1 Tuesday, June Both. The junior, pri- mary and beginners departments will be guests of the adults for the trip. At the graduating exercises Monday at Jordan, Waterford. one of the inte"- | eSting essays read was on the Settle | ment of Norwich by Miss Edna Nj. Chappel of the Lakes Pond district. | Tho Ss students to be graduated from New Britain include Marion I. Pray. killingy (Rallouviile)i Dorethea Bur lesen, Lisbon (Jewett City); Mary E.. Sullivan, New London; Dorothy W, WalaleY Mystic.
 An interesting picture shown in a window at the Eaton Chase Co. store is fa1- ~q TDI,. Norwich benefactor, an original donor to the Free Academy and mayor of Norwich for three years. been opened and is now ready to en- tertain automobile parties and tran l sient guests.-adW
 On Friday, June 1s, the ApostIeship of Prayer in the Catholic churches will honor St Juliana, born in 1270, died in 1340. The Church of the Annunziata ! in Florence Is the thank offering of her parents for the child given to them | in their old age
 The engagement of William G. Peck ham, the New York lawyer, and Miss | Marion Wheelock, a daughter of Fran eis H. Wheelock, is announced. Miss Mheelock is a descendant of Eleazel | Wheelock of Lebanon, Conn., the founder of Dartmouth college,
 Norwich alumnae have been notified
 that the graduating exercises of Mt
 St. Joseph seminary, Hartford, will ee
 held at 3 p. m. Thursday. Condo B
 Fallen of New York. managing editor
 of the Catholic Encyelopedia, will de
 liver the address to the graduates.
 In the Palmer Memorial school the
 Comstock prizes were awarded as fol
 lows: Room 1, Annie Babcock; room ? l Margaret Peracca, Walter Edwards
 room 3, Alice Rafferty, Henry Titisky
 room 1, Pearl Edwards, John Donovan
 room 5. Laura Chapman, Mark Thur
 Der.
 The reference Tuesday to the buria
 of Miss Serena Rhinelander in Olt
 St, Pauls churchyard, New York, re
 calls the fact that Da- Philip Turne
 of Norwich. ancestor of the late Johl
 T. Wait and surgeon general in tn
 Revolutionary army. was buried ther
 in 1915.
 Literature is reaching local worker
 concerning the student Y. M. C. A
 Northfield conference from June 19 t,
 2S, with John R, Mott leader. tn
 young women's conference from July
 to 8, and the summer school for Wom
 ems Foreign Missionary societies iron
 July 10 to IT,
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