Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

Observation-Disclosures day at Powers
Bros.'-adv.
Tomorrow will be generally OBJ
served as Patriotic Sunday
P. H. Ethier's store will close all day
Monday, May 31st.-adv.
There will be several family picnics
at Michigan park on the holiday.
Rising temperature Friday did much
to improve the tagging spring trade.
The fact that Monday is a holiday
will mean extra business for the banks
and libraries today.
At present there are Sc children in
the county home, of which number
So are in the school
A book recently received at Peck
library is George J. Coxs Pottery for
Artists. Craftsmen and Teachers.
A class of children numbering Sc
will receive first holy communion in
ST. Patrick's church this morning.
At wilsonville. Mr. and Mrs. Nor
man Towne recently celebrated in
Since the recent rains, some remark
ably large and fine mushrooms have
been found. unusual for so early in
the season
Supreme Vice President Ferdinand
D'Esopo of the Order of Owls paid
an official visit to New London nest
Friday evening.
Visitors down the river are surprised
to see how rapidly the new bridge
of the New Haven road is being built
across the Thames.
Thursday afternoon Prof. ]. Herbert
George of Sedgwick Post. G. A. r.,
visited the county home and gave an
inspiring talk to the 81 pupils.
At Washington, D. c., the com
mencement of the Catholic university,
where there are Norwich professors
and pupils will be held June 16.
Quail are said to be very tame this
spring. They are met in the roads
where they show no hurry and feed
in the front yards in and about Bolton.
The state treasurer of the w. C. T.
U acknowledges free-will Offering, in
Guiding Hanover IS. South wilmington
$13.0s, Putnam So, Goshen So. Ashford
$2.45.
For a residential street. more flags
were flying on an average on Prospect
street. Friday, Children's% day of City
Beautiful week, than in any section
of the city.
The funeral of Charles H. Gray was
attended by friends from North Ston-
ington, Ledyard, Norwich, Jewett City,
South Canterbury, Lisbon and near
by places-Moosup Journal.
There promises to be an abundance
OF snowballs. swamp apple blossoms,
wild geraniums, buttercups, hawthorn,
deutsia and other easily obtainable
flowers for tomorrow's decorations.
Mentioned among arrivals at Lenox
Friday was the Ri. Rev. Thomas f.
Davies at the Eggleston cottage.
Bishop Davies in former seasons has
spent his summers at Watch Hill.
Members from Eastern Connecticut
will go to Hartford Monday, when
the Mount st. Joseph Alumnae asso-
citation will hold its annual reunion at
Mount st. Joseph seminary, Hamilton
Heights.
The upper apartment in the at
tractively remodeled house of Mrs. H.
D. Rallion, on Oak street, has been
leased by Fred c. Crowell and son,
who have moved from Laurel Hill
avenue.
Mrs. CorneIia Jewell observed the
93d anniversary of her birth Tuesday
at the home of her son, with whom she
lives, George Jewell, in Webster, Mass.
She was born in Ashford. Conn. May
%, 1922.
Work on Fenwick bridge used by
many local automobile drivers, is rap
idly progressing and Contractor Hol-
70 loft
about June 1. New spiles and planks
are being put in.
Monday morning at o'clock there
will be offered in ST. Patriclls church
a months mind mass for the happy
repose of the soul of the late Michael
]. Kelly, to which relatives and friends
are invited to attend.-adv.
County Director William H. McGuin-
ness and other local temperance work
ers have been notified that the forty
fifth annual convention Of the Cath
Ole Total Abstinence union of Amer
lean is to be held at Pittsburgh, Aug.
Sill.
The goth annual meeting of the
General Association of Connecticut and
the 18th annual meeting of the Cen
eraI Conference of Congregational
Churches of Connecticut are to be
held at the Center church house,
Hartford, June l.
The annual choir service at Christ
Episcopal church will be held at 4.30
o'clock Sunday afternoon with the
awarding of medals. The choir will be
assisted by Miss Helen Lathrop Per-
kins. All are invited.-adv.
The will of Nelson W. Aldrich, for
mer United States senator whose
widow was Miss Chapman of Norwich,
was admitted TO probate Thursday in
the probate court of Warwick. The
estate is said to be worth at least
$50, 100000, with an estimated annual
income of 81, 500, 600.
Only Three Years Old.
Groton Long Point has a $4,000
Venetian Yacht 11arbor, club house,
rs new cottages, running water, cleo
tricity, IL mile board walk, new
81 coo entrance road and bridge Per-