Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-25
Glue BullRIIns
Norwich. Thursday. June s. isi4.
VARIOUS MATTERS

I the Woman's Relief corps home in Cromwell.
 Fishermen in the shore towns are nndlng eel catching unusually profit able this season.
 s Among the recent additions to the Peck library is The History of Nor wich. England. by A. D. Bayrs.
 The Masonic Veterans association will hold it's filth annual reunion to- day tThursday) at Savin Rock.
 Archdeacon ). Eldred Brown cele- brated the holy communion at Trinity Episcopal church Wednesday, St. Johns day.
 The Lake house at Gardner Lake has been opsned and is now ready to en- certain automobile parties and tran-. slent gue-ts.--adv.
 One of the clergymen invited to of hciate at Eastern Point chapel in Au- gust is Rev. Percy Barnes of St. Johns Episcopal church, Essex, formerly of Norwich.
 Patrick Murphy of Saybrook, engi- neer on the Shore Line, married Mon- day at 10 a. m. in St. Peters church, New Haven, Miss Helen Burns of the Elm City.
 Tuesday and Wednesday the Con- necticut Pharmaceutical association held it's annual business meeting and dinner at Morris Cove. Over 100 mem bers attended.
 John H. Sherman of the Second Congregational church committee is in charge of arrangements for the Sun day school outing to Pleasant View next week.
 Some of the largest and finest flavor ed strawberries of the season, perfect in form and coloring, were left at The Bulletin office Wednesday by John H. Davis of Preston.
 Some thoughtful persons who have an oversupply of strawberries and cherries are remembering the hospi- tals and charitable institutions, where patients always appreciate such gifts.
 s126,000 has been spent in improve ments at Groton Long Point during the last three summers. Put yourself in line to be benefited by this.-Adv.
 Archie Foster of the Pleasant Val ley school, Groton, has been awarded a prize of s2.50 for the greatest inn provement during the year. The prize was given by Everett Crane. school visitor.
 When the Y. P. c. U. of the Uni versalist churches meets in Boston and Lynn July S-15 the delegates from Norwich will be Rev. and Mrs. J. F. Cobb. Miss Georgia Fillmore and Miss Elsie Peck.
 Wednesday was the anniversary of the death of former President Grover Cleveland, whose grandfather, Aaron Cleveland, learned his trade as silver smith in the shop of Thomas Harland at Norwich Town.
 An East Hampton correspondent mentions that the new bell has been placed in position in the Catholic church and was ready to be rung Wednesday to honor the ordination anniversary of Rev. Patrick Fox.
 The Sunday school of the Church of the Good Shepherd will have it's an- engagements are in the hands of a com mittee of which S. Howard Mead is chairman, which committee will report Sunday next.
 Beginning this week, new trains were added to the Mantle schedule, and now there is a Sunday afternoon New York and going to New York at 7.N. Monday there is an express for New York leaving at 6.43 a. m.
 Rural complains in a New York paper of Wednesday,: On Saturday, July f, we who depend on rural mail carriers for our mail will not have any mail from Friday until Monday No matter how important a letter may he if rnuSt wait two days