Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-04
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Norwich, Thursday. June 4, 1si4.

Norwich, Thursday. June I. 1si4.
 VARIOUS MATTERS It is. interesting to note that hot weather increases the daily shipment of sTherznos bottles from the Norwich plant.
 Corporation papers filed Tuesday with the secretary of state included those of the Hotel Oswegatchie cor poration of Waterford.
 Special lunch for business men daily at the Wauregan house for 50 cents. adv.
 Sunday, June !. is to be observed by Fairview lodge, I. o. O. F., of Groton, as Memorial day in honor of the deceased members.
 The state pharmacy commission on Tuesday examined several candidates Tor certificates as pharmacists in this state. The meeting was held at the capitol.
 The Leominster, Mass, school com- mittee has elected Miss Evelyn Hear sey of Plainfield, Conn. general science
  of $700.
 Mayor Bryan F. Mahan has depart ed from New London for Washington. where he will be in attendance at the present session of congress.
 The date of the outing at Storrs for the Business Mems associations of Eastern Connecticut Is July 18th, not June 18th as published
 
 Conductor Albert Savage injured one of his fingers while at work Wednes- day morning so badly that it had to be dressed by Dr. J. w. Callahan.
 The selectmen received a carload of oil for the roads at Mantle Saturday and have a force of men at work spreading it on the back streets and the Black Point road.
 William Heywood of Moosup. who has been motoring to Westerly, speaks well of Westerly roads. He states that they are in the best condition of any within many miles.
 s126,ooo 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. 2 Another summer hotel is to be opened at Crescent beach this season. Mrs. John A. Pickup of Northampton. Mass has leased the Del Mont near the Crescent Beach theatre for the summer.
 Mrs. M. c. Manwaring and Mrs Rowena Caldwell, Mrs. Manwaring's mother, and Mrs. Arthur Cushman. all of Hartford, are guests of Commodore Morton F. Plant at Branford house, Eastern Point.
 The first quarterly conference of the Methodist Episcopal church is to be held this (Thursday) afternoon at the Noank Methodist church by Rev G. C.. Scrivener, district superintend- ent of Norwich.
 Franklin chapter will work the past master and most excellent master de- grees at Masonic temple this evening at 7.30 o'clock. Light refreshments at close of work.-Adv.
 The June White Ribbon Banner notes among W. c. T. unions contrib uting to the Willard fund Rockville, South Coventry. Scotland, Ellington, East Great Plain, Mansfield Center. Central Village. total SPA.
 At the Second Congregational church June 14th will be Childrens Sunday. The names of children to be conse-
  tism at that service are being given to the pastdr, Rev. H. J. iWyckoff.
 At Northheld seminary's 35th anni- verSafy and commencement Tuesday evening those receiving diplomas in cluded Myrtle May Davidson. North Ashford; Marion Chase FTenyard, Saybrook, and Ida Wiemann, Norwich.
 New York papers mention the effort Rev. Mother M. Alphonsa Lathrop (Rose Hawthorne Lathrop, formerly of New London) is making to secure a garden for the male cancer patients in St. Roses free home on Jackson street.
 Since the announcement of the suc- cess of the pupils in the senior room of Broadway school in winning the Colo teacher of English. Mrs. H. s. Black mar, has received many congratula- tions.
 The state board of control Tuesday approved the printing of the catalogue of the Connecticut Agricuitural col lege at Storrs for 1914, and also au- thoriZed the payment of $280 to the town of Hebron on account of rail- road indebtedness.
 Winthrop E. McGinIey, son of Post master John Mckinley of New Lon don was awarded the gold medal for excellence in scholarship at the graduating exercises of the College oi Physicians and Surgeons of BaIti- more Monday. standing first in the class of 5S.
 The announcement was made by the officials of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad Tuesday that beginning with the new book of rules the fire alarm whistle for locomotives will be changed to five short blasts, re- peated, from one long and three short blasts repeated.
 In the necrology list read Wed nesday at Berkeley Divinity school Middletown was the following refer ence to a former Norwich pastor. Rev John Binney. D. D., of the class oi 1868, for thirty mine years professor and for sixteen years vice dean and dean in this school. died June 12, 1913
 State Librarian George s. Goddard while in Washington last week made arrangements for the exchange oi Revolutionary records and manfl- scripts which the war department has