Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-27

ILLS S0AuAlSEs
The cottage at Eastern Point owned
by the late George w. Kies, of Nor
w1ch, has been bought by E. L. Cush-
man of Hartford, who will remodel and
improve the property.
Mrs. Philip Hoffman of New York
VIII arrive at her summer home at
Goshen this month, servants having
alreaoy arrived to put the place in
readiness for her coming.
Smells struck on in New London
IN great numbers early in the week.
Scores Of people f1shed from wharves
aIone the river front for the little
nsh. There were several big catch
es.
Don't forget to see the operetta
IN Market Day given by the pupils of
St. Mary's school in Pulaski hail to-
night. Dancing will follow the same
adv.
Civil war guns, canteens, knapsacks.
etc, loaned by Quartermaster Sergeant
Philip Spelman of Buckingham Me
mortal, are featured with the IT
nag IN d. s. Marsh's window, in the
Sunlight building.
AT Wellesley direct contradiction +o
the assertion that Wellesley girls are
SLOW to wed, twelve members of the
senior class Tuesday announced their
engagements, including Miss Leora
Mitchell, of Norwich.
The first quarterly conference of
the Noank Methodist church will be
held in the church parlors Friday aft
ernoon at O'Clock. District Su-
perlntendent Rev. G. G. Scrivener of
Norwich will preside.
In meeting at Hartford Tuesday.
the state board of control approved a
number OF matters including print
ing the Connecticut Agricultural Col
lege catalogue and the automobile
laws by the state comptroller.
A wholesale dealer stated Wednes-
day that the daily average of straw
oe err neing brought to Norwich is
5000 to 5000 quarts. The berries come
from North and South Carolina. Vir-
GINA. Maryland and Delaware,
W: Frank Fay. who died at the
] Elks' home in Bedford City, Va, on
Saturday night suddenly, the result
OF paraletfc shock was for many
years prosecuting agent for TolIand
county with an Office in Rockville.
Notice has been given that the an
| nual retreat for Catholic women of
the diocest. MT st. Joseph seminary
Hamilton, Heights, Hartford, is to
open Thursday evening, June "a, and
| continue until Monday morning, June
2s.
BicAwell Young, c. S. B., of Chi
caSo. is to lecture on Christian
Science in New London next Sunday
afternoon. Mr.. Young is a member OF
| the board Of lectureship Of the First
Church of Christ. Scientist, of Bos-
| ton.
At Salem, Forest WasfIburn of New
London has purchased the Raymond
Douglas farm, and with Mrs. Wash
burn will arrive next week to occupv
| the place. Mr.. and Mrs. Douglas viii
make their home in Norwich for the
present.
One OF the boys to be graduated
from Yale next month is Hampton
Lynch. born in Yonkers, N. Y, March
| 10. 1892. He prepared in the Pomfret
school. He intends to enter business
He lives at II South Williams street
Ridgeheld.
1t is noted in Deep River news that
Rev. and Mrs. Byron q, Hatfield
formerly Of Mystic and Danielson
have gone to their former home in
Nova Scotia, where they will remain
several days on a. pleasure trip. tc
be absent 10 days.
Norwich and Taftville friends. who
| noted in The Bulletin Wednesday ref
erence to the death Of Leander Barber
| OF Mystic, expressed sympathy for his
daughter, Mrs. Lloyd Horsfal, now OF
| Manila, formerly Mrs. Nellie Barber
| Raymond, Of Norwich.
| Miss Adah Il Chadwick of New
| London and Arthur M Card Of Gro
| ton were married at the home of the
| groom's parents, Mr. and Mrs. Charles
evening by Rev. George r. Atha, pas
| tor OF the Groton Heights Baptist
church.
| At the meeting of the Colonial
Danes Tuesday, Mrs. Elford P. Trow-
| bridge, chairman of the committee or
old houses announced that her COM
architect to make drawing and sur
i veys Of the historic houses now stand.
ing In this state.
The first deposit of lobster fry
Lpropogated artidcially at the state
week. when about 100000 were Hber-
ated IN Fishers Island sound. Egg
bearing Holsters will be received al
the hatchery from the 1obstermer
i from now until July 1.
Invitations have been sent out fol
the wedding OF Miss Eunice, eldess
Park and Lincoln Grover. Luce or
Thursday evening, June 10, at 73C
o'clock. at the Congregational church
at Stafford Springs. Miss Park was
q former member of Park Church
choir Norwich.