Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-01
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VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 June 1st is St Niconede's day.
 The beautiful rhododendrons about town are in bloom.
 The number of American fiaEs fiown py Italian residents Saturday was no-
 Holiday travel was heavy. the hot tributory cause.
 A A handsome new lag on a tall stan grounds Memorial day.
 The Wauregan House will serve q regular dinner today from 11.80 to 200 O'Clock for 50 cents. Adv.
 Connecticut delegates are being ap- pointed to the northern Baptist con- vention at Boston. June 17-26. < The mine planter General M. &. Mills is in New London harbor tied up to the government dock. to remain several weeks.
 The anniversary of the granting of the Polish constitution has been cele- brated by the Polish societies for the past few days
 At the union memorial services at the filing fee. His liabilities are was reading by Mrs. A. J. Hetrick for meriy of Norwich.
 George Hollis of the Odd Fellows home went to Madison to take part in the Memorial day services, being a of ha
 Residents of Broad and Warren streets are annoyed by a plague of mosquitoes, believed to come from a stagnant pond in that vicinity.
 The meeting of the Sons of the Revolution in Connecticut will be held Saturday June 2T. at the Nathan Hale schoolhouse in East Haddam. as usual.
 Joseph s. Adams, who has been tel egraph operator for stockholders at New London. has resigned and will travel for a firm through Connecticut.
 School Superintendent E. J. Gra- ham has just removed his residence from g Lincoln avenue to the Rey- holds house on North Washington street.
 Rev. Charles H. Ricketts delivered an address before the Danielson union of Christian Endeayor at the Second Con- gregational church. Putnam, on Friday afternoon.
 The summer vacation at Miss Por- ter'S school, Pennington, of which Mrs R. F. Keep is head, begins Wednesday, June 10. and the closing festivities will begin Saturday.
 With the advent of summer weather r reading room Sunday afternoons de- creases. Yesterday there were by 54 visitors. Miss Rogers was in charge.
 At the state socialist convention in Hartford Saturday, Albert Boardman, of Norwich, was made temporary as sistant secretary and a member of the committee on party press and publi- city.
 National Alliance. convening in Wa terbury, it was voted to establish a retreat for poor and aged Lithuanians and a committee was selected to work out the project
 MT. and Mrs. John Waller have left for the Pacific coast after brief visit as guests of MT. Walters father ex- Gov. Thomas M. Waller, at Neptune park. MT. and Mrs Waller go to the coast to rejoin Omar the Tentmaker.
 The river and harbor bill agreed upon by the senate commerce commit tee includes several new items for Connecticut, among them surveys of New Haven harbor, Mystic river, Branford river and harbor and Yan- tic river.
 Leroy P. Gray. who was in the gro- cery business in New London, filed a petition in Bankruptcy in the United States court last week and made oath that he did not have the money to pay the filing gee. His liabilities are S3,S43.91. and s3,473.0s of the amount is unsecured.
 A number of Norwich friends went to New London Sunday evening to at tend services at the Federal Street M. E. church. where Miss Elsie D. Brand of Norwich had been invited to sing. Her selections were beautifully given and won many compliments from the New London listeners.
 died Friday at the state hospital, Nor wfch, where he had been since April 23. 1913. Supt. A. J. Hart of the New Britain charity department, tried to locate relatives of the dead man, but to no avail, so he made arrangements 10 nave tne man Duried Tn NOrWich.
 On Sunday, MT. and Mrs. M. V. Mur- phy went by automobile to St. Jo- seph's hospital. Willimantic, bringing home their daughter. Miss Helen Mur- phy, teacher in the West Town street school who three weeks ago un- derwent an operation for appendicitis, from which she has made favorable recovery.
 The annual convention of the dio- cese of Connecticut, Protestant Epis- copal church. will be held at St. John's church. Bridgeport. Tuesday, June g. Among the clergy and laity nominated to the primary synod Is Rev R. R. Graham, rector of Christ church, Nor wich.
 The polls will be open In ell dis. tricts today from a. m. until 4 D.. m. Al