Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

There were frosts in some portions of the state Thursday morning.
 Ledyard growers are sending some fine looking strawberries to market.
 Summer boarders from the city are arriving at oakdale and Chesterfield.
 Boat race returns by ticker at Fa- gan's Smoke shop. Phone los.2.--adv.
 French societies are preparing to commemorate St. Johns day. June 24th.
 will commemorate the feast of the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
 This week Judge Gardiner Greene, of Norwich, is presiding in tho su- perior courta at Bridgeport.
 A large party from Norwich went by auto truck to the Tuesday night hop at Ocean Beach pavilion.
 The Connecticut State Marketmen's association met Thursday at the Garde m Hartford in annual convention.
 Men from Jewett City, are painting all the houses in the village of Glasgo owned by the American Thread Co.
 The Connecticut Valley train on the New Haven road now makes the trip to Norwich and returns to Hartford daily. -sr
 The Otis library has recently ob- tained Miss Magic V. Caruthers book, The Legend of the Holy Thorn and other poems.
 St. Thomas seminary. Hartford. closed it's term Wednesday, graduating 26, the largest class in the history of the institution
 The Lake house at Gardner Lake has been opened and is now ready to en- certain automobile parties and tran sient guests.--adv. Charles D. Geer and a male quar- tette and other, musicians from Nor wich, gave a concert in the Union Baptist church at Montville Wednes- I day evening.
 Thames lodse. 10. o. F., of Mont vile will observe Sunday. June q, as ] memorial day A committee composed of Harry Atwood, Victor Rosenlund and Robert Patton has been chosen to l attend to the arrangements. It is noted in Lenox, Mass. news l that Mrs William A. Slater, Jr., is quite we'll and that she and Mr. Slater ! have been entertaining at luncheon at Home Farms. Their little son is i now a month old.
 1 The report of the circulation of books at Lyme library for May is as | follows: Phoebe Brffhn Moves library sos; South Lyme branch. 100: Ham burg branch, 30; total. 73S. The read ing room attendance was I'll. l Groton Long Point plots are sold for $195 upwards on easy monthly I payments Tents or bungalows car i be erected when first payment is made James Jay Smith CO. New London Adv.
 The dental commissioners of Con. necticut met Wednesday night d l Hartford to consider the application. of about seventy men. The meeting l was preceded by a banquet. Those | present included Dr. Albert W. Cros. l by, of New London president. 1 Notification is reaching art student. l that the Greenwich Society of Artists I will hold it's third annual exhibition l of paintings and sculpture at th' 1 Bruce Museum, from June 20 to Aug | ?, inclusive. with reception and pri
 vate view this (Friday) evening. At the Second Congregational churcl Thursday evening, Rev. H. J. Wyckof considered Lessons of Commencement | time The opportunities Of young peo pie today. Christian service in al
 righteous callings. The responsibilit.
 of the church for young men an, l wound women.
 Postmasters in Central and Westerl
 Connecticut have received official no
 tification that on June Fist trolley mai
 carrying will be discontinued. Thi
 word is final. Previous notice wa
 given that the service would be dis
 continued this week but the Connecti
 cut company decided to hold on for
 few days longer.