Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

Some of the horse chestnut trees about town are in f,sll bloom.
 The parochial schools had no ses- sions yesterday, Ascension day.
 Miss M. c. Adles win rsUrned from Wiilimantic Saturday evenIhe. adv.
 Some of the churches are to note Fathers day. the first Sunday in Junss
 Backward though the season is con sidered. the pink peonies are already in bloom.
 People who have been at Gardner nearly to the icehouses
 An addition is being built to the cottage of Fitch Dolbeare of Norwich on the shore of Gardner Lake.
 The Rockville Christian Endeavor union will hold its spring meeting at Vernon Center this (FTiday3 evening.
 Rev. J. Eldred Brown officiated at the celebration of holy communion at Trinity Episcopal church on Ascension day. ington is confined to her home suffer- ing from the effects of fall down the cellar stairs.
 A regular dinner today at the wau- regan house for 50 cents. from 11so to oclock---ady-
 The handsome window in St. Pat r1cks church broken during the gale of March 1st has been reset and the oroker peWs have been replaced
 The state D. A. R. regent Mrs. Jobn F. Bueil. of Lftehfield, Is the guest of Dr. and Mrs. George M Minor of BeecfWood cottage at Qswegatchie.
 Don't forget the whist and "45.' to be held this (F'riday) evening under the auspices of the Catholic Woman's club. Numerous and beautiful prizes.-adv.
 Steamship City of Norwich. from New York April 4th, with Page boilers from Norwich, Conn, as part of her day.
 The coast artillery troops at Forts Wright and Terry are still in camp at Fishers Island and Plum Island. They are not to break camp until Saturday of this week.
 The first quarterly conference of the Burnside Methodist church is to be held at the church this (Friday) evening by District Superintendent G. G. Scris ener of Norwich.
 The first of the annual settlements made by the clerks of the superior courts of Connecticut was made Wed nesday in the office of the comptroller by Charles c. R. Vinal, clerk of the superior court of Middlesex county.
 A. contractor from Groton broke ground Thursday for a Swiss deslgn bungalow at the corner of Beach road and Seabreeze avenue at Groton Long Foint for o. $. Barnes, steward at the Checker house
 Waterbury papers mention in the
 of teachers reelected for the e04A-ng year two from Norwich Vice Principal James E. Grafton at salary of s2,000 and Miss Molly D. Murphy, whose salary is increased $50.
 Roman cablegrams mention among those with Cardinal OConnen We'd nesday when the latter opened the aqueduct draining the famous Basilica of San Clemente, Mgr. Shahan, rector of the Catholic university at Wash ington.
 A number of the Catholic rectors of eastern Connecticut will go to Bridge port for the funeral Saturday morning of Rev. Charles J. McElroy, 60, per- manent rector of St. Augustine's church. who died Wednesday of pneu- monia-
 Local horsemen are having their att tention called to national horse day, which will be held June 2. The prin- cipal object Of observing this day is to awaken public interest in the horse and to bring about recognition of the debt it owes the animal
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 This weeks meeting of Comfort cir Gle of the Kings Daughters was held Thursday afternoon with Mrs. William H. Baker, of Phillips avenue, 12 mem bers and one visitor attending. The circle sewed for benevolent work, spending a pleasant afternoon