Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

Tomorrow, the 18th is Bunker Hill
day.
Farmers state that two or three DAYS
Of rain are needed to save the grow
ing crops.
Many growers Of roses are bothered
by pest of rosebugs within the past
two days.
Many summer boarders from New
York are arriving daily at the farms
in Chesterfield.
A new engine for the Bank mill at
Montville has arrived and machinists
are installing it.
Several eastern Connecticut young
ladies' will be graduated from the
Normal school in New Haven June "a.
This year the Fourth of July comes
on Sunday, giving another double hol-
iday, since it will be celebrated on the
5th.
At Montville, Alex Kfupywska and
Mary Zacievo were married at st.
Johns church Monday morning by
Rev. J. P. Quinn.
Lawns and fields have already begun
to look brown Last nights light
showers were welcomed as a promise
of heavier rainfall later.
Tuesday at O'Clock, in st. Pat
rick's church, Rev. J. H Broderick
sang a months mind high mass of re-
QUEEN for Mary Murphy.
The planet Jupiter will be morning
star until June 18th, then both even
ing and morning star till December
4th; then evening star again.
At the Catholic university, in Wash
ington, D. c., where Rev. P. J. Nc
Cormick of Norwich is a professor, a
big class is to be graduated today
wednesday,.
VIII L. Stearns, the former A. D.
Smith house. in Huntington place, is
being renovated and remodeIed for oc-
cupancy soon.
We all know when the native straw
berry season opens in Norwich, foe
Silas Whipple of Leff1ngwell, The
Farmer, brings in fruit that measures
IL by 43-4 inches in girth.
Thomas F. Foran of New London
has purchased from F. J. Farley the
cottage in Neptune park which the
Farley family has occupied for several
seasons. Mr. Foran will live in the
cottage this summer.
Steamer Success and barge Sea
King have arrived from Mauchunk
Pa, at New London, with a big load
of sand, which IS being put on cars
and shipped to Montreal via the Cen
trail Vermont railroad.
There were two baptisms at ST.
Johns Roman Catholic church, Mont
vile, Sunday Donald Thomas, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Hyland, and
Mary Elizabeth, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur J. LaF1am.
About 80 members Of Anna Warner
Bailey chapter, D. A. R., of Groton
and Stonington, were entertained at
the Noyes B. Allen farm at Gales Fer
ry by Mrs. Delphine Fish, Monday aft
ernoon. at Flag day exercises.
Friends here learn that Miss Helen
B. Moore left California Tuesday for
Yellowstone Park and is expecting to
reach Norwich Saturday, July 3rd, re-
Stunning her duties as bookkeeper in
the business Office of The Bulletin
July 9Th.
Edgar NJ. Thompson of Manchester
and Miss May E. Hobby, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Hobby of Mans
field, were married at 4 O'CLOCK Sat
urday afternoon by Rev. w. H Bath
at the parsonage of the South Man
chester Methodist church.
Three Russians were brought be-
fore Justice of the Peace Smiddy, at
Montville, Monday morning, Peter
Snow. John Clement and Max Feredor,
who pleaded guilty to breach of the
peace and were fined 81 and costs
each, amounting to $11.O4. which they
paid.
A son of Postmaster B. F. Mahan,
Alfred Mahan, of the BulkeIey soph-
omore class, New London, whose ankle
was reported to be sprained, is more
badly injured than was thought. By
means of an X-ray examination it was
found that one of the small bones in
the ankle was split.
Connecticut members of the w. C.
T. u, have made the following con-
tributions since the last report, to
the Stevens fund: Deep River and
Mystic, 81 each, and $3O.49 for this
fund for national and state work from
Hartford, as a result of the meeting
arranged for Mary Harris Armor.