Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

Come and see the sailors dance tn
hernpipe in "Pinafore'' at Davis thea
tire tonight-ady.
The handsome tulip bed at tho hom,
of Michael RI. Shea on Perkins avenue
Is attracting much attention,
/ Ingalls, Norwich sawmiu has I'm,
burg and r. @. Clark has purchased tbs
cerdwood.
June 20 has been designated as anti
| cigarette day and every Sunday schoo
/ is being urged to have something
Il special fer that day.
| On Tuesday at Bushnell chapel the
! womens prayer meeting missionary
| WAS led by Miss Juliette Doane, there
being good attendance.
/ Ellington grange is to observe its
4 29th birthday anniversary this (Wed-
| nesday) evening. The programme will
Gov. Marcus H Holcomb has ap-
1 proved the special act amending an act
concerning payments for the support
| of the Windham county law library.
The Epworth league of the Blackhall
NJ. E. church will give Rev. and Mrs.
| Duncan F. Dodd an informal reception
| in the vestry this "wednesday even
| ing.
A number from the city churches
went to Norwich Town for the recep-
ton to Rev. and Mrs. E. P. Phreaner
Tuesday evening at the Methodist
church.
In New London a new case of small
pox reported makes total of is cases,
counting those now under treatment.
and those either all over it or very
nearly so,
No one need fear any torpedoes ar
irving at "Pinafore' at Davis theatre
tonight. The management guarantees it.
adv.
The date for cleanup week at New
London has not been set, but it is
| probable that it may be the week of
May "a. This is to be clean city week
/ in Norwich
Several from this vicinity will go to
Hartford today to attend the funeral
Of DR.. George G. Bailey, who died
Monday from pneumonia. Burial will
be in ThompsonvilIe.
Miss Alice Marley, whose name ap-
pears among the missing of the Lusi-
tantats passengers. is known here to
many through her connection with the
conferences at Northfeid.
The 18th annual reunion of the First
Connecticut Volunteer infantry, Span
ish American war. is to be held at the
Qdintikok club, on the Connecticut
river. near Hockanum. on Saturday,
May -.
So far as known, there were no
goods of eastern Connecticut manu-
facture aboard the steamship Lusi-
tanfa when she went down off the
coast of Ireland Friday in spite of
| earlier runoTs,
| At meeting of the state board of
! managers of the S. A. r. at Waterbury
| Saturday they voted % grave markers
diers in Putnam. They also admitted
Ave new members.
The state board of accountancy is
| to hold its annual meeting June at
the capitol. Candidates for degrees
examined and the session will be con-
tinued June 10 and June II.
| Bishop Richard H. Nelson of Albany
appeared before Governor Whitman in
opposition to the Thompson bill re-
total receipts and detailed disburse-
ments Of charitable organizations,
+ A banquet was given by the Study
class at the Conversational church,
Tolland, Monday evening. About 40
sat down to the supper and an enter
| tRinIaent was given afterwards. Judge
Edwin 8. A. Agard was POSTMASTER.
| News was received by Col. Charles
w. Gale Tuesday of the death at West
Mystic. of Mrs. Phebe A. Pendleton
Gale. 81. widow of John H. Gale, the
latter an uncle of Colonel Gale. She
formerly lived on East Main street,
Norwich.
The annual meeting of the grand
chapter. Royal Arch Masens, state of
.Cannacticut, began with a banquet by
the chapter to guests at the Hotel
Gilbert L. Hewitt Of Norwich was
among the guests.
| At a board meeting of the Moosup
Methodist church Sunday it was an
nounced that Mrs. Alice Wilson had
camp grounds to the church for the
| use of the pastor, Rev. A. H. Withee,
recently of Old Mystic.
The will of Lucia H., widow of Gen.
Stephen W. Kellogg, OF Waterbury,
HAS p6en IlAeu lot pfopaLG. one OF the
beduests is $4,000 to the Waterbury
hospital. John p. kellogg and Charles
| P. Kellogg of the state board of ehari-
ties are named as executors.
The many friends of Mr.. and Mrs.
| Avery e. Smith of Miami, Fla, are
glad to hear that Mrs. Smith is recov-
efing from her recent severe illness,
and will probably come north this
aurnmer with her husband and little
son, Avery Champliu Smith, Jr.
WHIST AFTERNOON
AT K. OF C. ROOMS.