Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-02
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Norwich, saturday, May 2, 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The mercury dropped to 26 degrees Friday morning.
 Horse chestnut trees about town ars beginning to be very beautiful. Good progress is being made remod- enng and enlarging the Jensen resi- oence on Broad street. To the ladies shopping! You vii ma the Wauregan house noonday
 lunch very attractive.-adv. Special services were held in the Hplscopal churches yesterday, the feast Of St. Philip and St. James.
 The steamer City of Boston has left che New London pier for Newport where she will be overhauled. Milkmen and other early risers yes terday noticed that ice had formed, chilly greeting for the Queen of May. A few patriotic citizens display ed Hays Friday, in commemoration of Dewey's victory in Manila Bay, May
 1st 1898.
 At the first mass in St Patrick s church Sunday the young ladies' so- dalities will receive holy communion
 in body.
 Clayton Hamilton, the writer. will spend the summer at Ocean Beach this season. MT. Hamilton has been at the beach in former seasons
 A telephone pay station is being es- tablished for the convenience of sum mer cottagers at Lords Point, includ- ing a number of Norwich families.
 One of the handsome, ping tipped magnolia trees in town is that at the residence of F. T. Sayles, formerly the Carew place, on Washington street
 Some of the churches are prepar- ing to observe Mothers day, Sunday May 10th. An effort will be made to have all mothers attend church that morning.
 The beautiful crocuses. bluebells and other spring blooms in the grounds at the Blackstone residence on Washing ton street, are admired by all who pass that way.
 Ernest E. Hamilton, sailor, who overstayed his shore liberty at Mont vile was taken to Charlestown, Mass. by Constable M. J. Hickey to the U. S. s. Georgia this week.
 An East Killingly patient, Miss Doris Gordon, is suffering from throat diff f1culty for the relief of which she un- derwent a surgical operation in Nor wich last Wednesday.
 The first quarterly conference of the Methodist church was held in the North Grosvenorda1e M. B. church par lors Tuesday afternoon. The district superintendent presided.
 Attorney Charles w. Comstock of Montville was in Hartford Tuesday. and reiterated his announcement of several weeks ago that he is a candi- date for the democratic nomination as governor.
 Mentioned among the prominent in surance men from out of town in at tendance at the funeral of Charles H. Bullock in Middletown Wednes- the New London County Mutual Fire Insurance company. of Norwich.
 Rev. Mother Rose of Hartford, guest of the Sisters of Mercy on Per kinS place, established the first con- vent in Norwich Az years ago. Many married men and women, her former pupils, are calling on her during her visit in Norwich.
 During May the planet Jupiter is in the eastern borders of Capricornus and is therefore morning star. It will be be seen rising in the southeast at a few minutes after midnight and by sunrise shines out brilliantly near the meridian in the south.
 The twenty-seventh annual conven- tion of the Connecticut State Spirit ualist association is to be held in Hartford today Saturday )and Sun day. The speakers will be Rev. Mary s. Pepper Vanderbilt, of Brooklyn, N Y and Rev Thomas Grimshaw of Chicago, III.
 According to the appraisal in Brooks lyn, N. Y.. Thursday the estate of Mrs Harriet Molineux, mother of Roland E. Molineux and a native of Mans field, Conn.,, shows that she left prop B. Molineux, shows that she left prop erty amounting to about s37,000. All of the estate goes to her husband. Gen. D. l.. Molineux