Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-18
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Haymaking has begun on the sub. urban farms. zs ] Rambler roses about town are be- Nice looking native peas are being brought to market
 The temperature early Wednesday I was chilly enough to suggest a Sep ] tember morn.
 Connecticut students at Holy Cross | college have arrived home for the summer vacation.
 The twelfth annual meeting of the State Police association is to be held in New Britain Wednesday. July 8. The Lake house at Gardner Lake has been opened and is now ready to en- tertain automobile parties and tran sientl guests.--adv.
 The June meeting of the Connecti- cut chapter, Daughters of Founders and Patriots of America, will be held in Waterbury on Friday.
 Important increases of individual holdings of New Haven Road stock are those of Morton F.. Plant, increas- ed by 1000 shares to 7,500.
 A Connecticut civil service test for rodmen, transitmen, and foremen in the service of the state highway de- partment will be held July to July g.
 The effect of last seasons forest fires is noticeable on the hill below the Draw bridge cove, which is covered with charred tree trunks, useless and unsightly.
 Among recent visitors to the Storrs egg laying contest during the past week were Mir. and Mrs. Moffit, Scot land, Conn, George V. Smith, Willing. ton, Conn.
 MT. and Mrs. Sherwood Perkins and son have returned from their winter visit in Pine Bluff, N. c, and will take up their residence in Waterford for the summer.
 MT. and Mrs. J. N Walbridge of Coventry announce the engagement of their daughter, Miss Anna May Wal bridge, to T. B. Beach, Jr, of Pros pect avenue, Hartford.
 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.
 At New London, a suggestion to CA2- solidate the two Baptist societies in the center of the city, the First and the Huntington Street Baptist so- cieties has been opposed
 Pastors of the city sending church notices for Sunday are requested to have them reach the Bulletin office regularly not later than ' o'clock on Friday evening to insure insertion.
 Governor Simeon E. Baldwin has accepted the invitation of Woodstock academy to be present at its gradua- ton exercises this year and to deliv- CT the address at the commencement exercises on Friday.
 The Rt Rev. Thomas Frederick Da- vies, of Springfield, formerly of Nor wich, presided as toastmaster at the decennial reunion dinner of the class of 1914 in the University Dining hall at Yale. Tuesday night.
 At the graduating exercises of the State Normal school at Danbury, on Wednesday afternoon, the diplomas were presented by the Rev. J. L. Nc Guinness of Litchfield, a former curate at St. Patrick's, Norwich.
 The governor has approved two acquisitions from the hospital board of the Soldiers Home at Noroton on the controller for S9,000 for the care of disabled soldiers and s200 for the care of soldiers families.
 At the Trinity Methodist church, the Woman's Foreign Missionary so- ciety has voted that every member be asked to help, either by self denial or earning so that each may bring g at the annual meeting in September. - The family of the late David Tor rance. of Derby, formerly of Norwich. chief justice of the supreme court of done in oil, which is to be placed in the supreme court room in the new county building in New Haven. Colonel and Mrs NJ. Gray Zalinski, who have been at the Brandegee cot tage at Ocean beach for two weeks, have left for the Philippines. Colonel Zalinsh is detailed to the quarter master corps. Mrs. Zalinski is the sis ter of Senator Frank B. Brandegee. At Waterbury a bell that will cost s1200 and will weigh 2.000 pounds will be installed in the steeple of the Church of the Sacred Heart by Sep tember and will be the first bell to be placed in Catholic church in that city Rev. Hugh Treanor is rector of the church.
 Thirty-six members of Eta Lamb da Sigma fraternity of the Con- necticut Agricultural college at StorTs had dinneEyat the City club in Hart ford Monday night. J. B, Thwing, sec retary of the fraternity. was toast master A meeting of the alumni as- sociation was held Tuesday at the college.