Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-05-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

This is almanac day for June.
May 2sth is the date of the full
moon.
P. H. Ethier's store will close all day
Monday, May 31st.-adv.
Fly the flags today, chiIdren's day
of City Beautiful week!
St. Bede was eommemorated in the
church calendar Thursday.
Holiday and week end travellers will
help to make traffic lively today.
BY a new rule of the post Office
department deposits can now be sent
by mail
Next Sunday is Trinity SUNDAY and
| will be specially noted in the Episcopal
churches.
Janitor Fields has attractive beds
of pansies and growing saliva in the
city hall grounds.
The next session of the supreme
court of errors will be held In New
Haven next Tuesday.
The work of making paper tubes has
begun in the Montville mill recently
soldAby the Robertson company.
Suburban postoff1ces have been
swamped this week by dozens Of cereal
samples coming through the mail
The shad season on the Connect
cut river is about over; very few
were landed by the crews this week.
A Montvi1le patient, Mrs. Frances
a. Johnson, was taken to Backus hos
pital, Norwich, Tuesday, for treat
ment
Following Wednesdays rain there
was a sudden drop in temperature,
81 degrees being registered Thursday
morning.
party of Yale students is camp
ing on the Fisher place on the edge of
Eastford, where they are taking
courses in forestry.
In line with City Beautiful work,
the Chapman building on Broadway is
being painted and put in attractive
shape for the summer.
Hartford papers note that Mrs. ].
o. Enders and children, of Highland
street, left Wednesday to spend the
summer at their home in Waterford.
The thirteenth annual convention
of the Woman's Christian Temperance
union of Tolland county is to be held
at the Union church Rockville, next
Tuesday.
In the absence of the pastor, Rev.
H. J. Wyckoff. the prayer meeting at
the Second Congregational church was
led Thursday evening by William C.
Harrington.
Extra trains and equipment of the
New Haven road have been arranged
for on all divisions extending from
Friday, May %, until Monday, May
81, inclusive.
Families on rural routes will re-
ceive mail tomorrow Saturday morn
ing, and then nothing until Tuesday
morning next. as the r. F. D. car
riers have a holiday Monday.
A Toiland correspondent writes
The Stafford Press: Rev. G. G. Scriv-
ener, of Norwich district superinten-
dent, gave a very earnest sermon Sun
day evening in the Lee NJ. E. church.
The meeting and dinner of the
Alumnae association of the Connecti-
cut Training School TO Nurses is to
be held at the Double Beach house,
Branford, on the afternoon of June
3rd.
Following the exercises in Memorial
hall at Rockville, Monday, a brief ad-
dress will be delivered by Rev. F. P
Bachelor of the Talcottyille Congre-
gational church, formerly of Norwich
Town.
When the Connecticut Life Under
writer's association, held it's monthly
meeting Monday in Waterbury, it was
decided to hold the June meeting and
summer outing June 20 at Wamposset
Island, near Stonington.
Mrs. Susan Fowler. "a, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. James
Denison of Eastern Point road, Wed
nesday evening, after an illness of
several weeks. Mrs. Fowler has made
her home with her daughter for sew
eral years.
An all-day quilting bee, with dinner
at noon, was held Thursday by Com
fort circle, Kings Daughters, with
Mrs. Walter E. Garfield, 10 attending.
1t was voted to hold the annual outing
in two weeks at the Neptune Park cot
tage of the leader, Mrs. A. T. Utley.
Charles Nuthall died Saturday at his
home in Putnam, just three weeks aft
er wedding Mrs. Mary Chaffee for
merry Mary Payne, her first husband
being Herbert Chaffee. from whom she
was divorced some time ago. He is
now in the sanatorium at Norwich,