Norwich bulletin., 1915-06-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

entry.
 St. Patrick's parish school will close
 June 25th The 46O pupils have been
 taught this year by ten Sisters of
 Mercy.
 An Ellington correspondent men
 tions that Miss A. B. Wells of West
 erly, R. L, is visiting her sister, Mrs. c. P. Nicholson, of Ellington.
 There was the celebration of holy
 communion, Rev. J. Eldred Brown off,
 ciating. Friday at 10 o'clock in Trinity
 Episcopal church for St. Barnabae's
 day.
 A wedding of interest to many local
 people is that of Miss Grace Tucker of
 Hanover and Robert Eadie, now of
 Boston. which takes place June 19th~at
 Hanover.
 Springs Tuesday evening next will be attended by guests from Norwich,
 Hanover and Mantle as well as! from other towns in this section. The current White Ribbon Banner acknowledges contributions as follows toward the Willard fund: Deep River, Durham, Shelton, Central Village, $2 each; Bridgeport, $10; total, SIS. Catholic clergymen who have been in retreat at Manresa institute, Nor walk, will return to their parishes to- day The second retreat for the clergy of the diocese begins Monday at Key ser Island.
 Invitations have been issued to the marriage of George Champlin of Hart | ford and Miss Elsie Peck of Norwich, to take place Tuesday, June 29, in the | Church of the Good Shepherd, Nor IUich af 1 o'clock
 Pleasure has been arranged for the children of the Second Congregational church this afternoon, when a cradle
 roll and primary department party is ! to be held in the Sunday school rooms. ! The mothers have been invited also. Remember Fairgrounds day, Satur- day, June 12th Flowers, ice cream, candy and popcorn for sale.-adv. l Owing to the scarcity of the proper
 sort of dyestuff, piece goods manufac- hear, will have to dispense entirely with silk piece dyed goods to raise | their prices on this merchandise ma 1 terially.
 Norwich alumni have been notified i that for the first time in the history of 1 Holy Cross college the governor and | his staff will attend the alumni dinner which will be in the college refectory
 June Is. Governor David I. Walsh is 1 an alumnae of Holy Cross. Postmaster Murphy has received no- | tice of the immediate resumption of parcel post service between the United
 States and Italy. Until further notice | parcel post packages which conform l to the prescribed conditions will be &C., 1 cepted for mailing to that country. 1 The Woman's Relief corps of Con- necticut is to hold it's annual picnic
 and reunion at the Cromwell Woman's Relief corps home Wednesday, June l 23. Luncheon will be at 1915 o'clock and a programme of speaking and en- ] tertainment will be given later. 1 Thursday, when Comfort circle, K. | D., met with Mrs. A. T. Utley at Nep- 1 tune park, Mrs. George w. Guard, in behalf of the circle, presented Miss | Laura B. Utley a beautiful set of sil- l yer teaspoons in honor of her coming 1 marriage with Wilbur B. Purvis.
 Mir and Mrs. Frederic A. Horsey of
 Hampton entertained with a dinner | and dance at the Chelsea inn Friday i evening for the bridal party at the l wedding of their daughter, Miss Mar l tha A. Horsey, and Robert Day Hast 1 ings of Hartford, which is to be this 1 evening.
 At the sale of the library of Stephen I Van Rensselaer, of Newark. N. J., in | New York Thursday, Acts and Laws o1 1 New England (octavo), New London | Reprinted and Sold by Timothy Green, 1715, went for $255 to G. w. F | Blanchfeld.
 1 Remember Fairgrounds day, Satur- I d9Iy 12fh Donation hnyaS hall l game, folk dancing, Tubbs' band.-adv
 The state tuberculosis commission | has sent to the various factories ir | the state for distribution among the Italian and Polish employees a circular | of instructions printed in the languages mentioned, advising sanitary measures l for prevention against spreading pull
 monary tuberculosis.
 l At the largely attended church busi- ness meeting and roll call at Willingtor 1 Tuesday the salary of Rev. D. w ! Darrow, formerly of Waterford, was
 raised from $500 to $1,000, at the sug- 1 gestion of Deacon F. w. Pratt, with l Deacon w. H. Bracket in the chair. a l surprise to Rev. MT. Darrow. When Third Deputy Police Commis- | sioner Lawrence B. Durham and Miss Margaret Fryling Putnam were mar ried Thursday afternoon in the home of the bride, No. 70 Willow street
 Brooklyn, N. Y. one of the two brides
 maids was Miss Melanie Avery oi
 Pennington, formerly of Norwich. .-
 When Dr. w. K. Tingley was. healtt
 officer. 14 years ago, the city water
 had the same bad taste as at present
 from bitter, oily weeds of the algae
 species, which hourished when Bog
 Meadow water was impounded. He or.
 dered the many million gallons drawr
 off, and the dead fish taste went witf them.
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