Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1915-07-15

ton have left for few days stay at
camp on the Shefucket river.
The Gideon Welles Naval Veteran
association. No. l. OF Connecticut, is
to hold its Send annual reunion in
S@vin Rock, Wednesday. July 81.
From Lyme, 2. ]. Pineo and some of
the members OF the Boys club will
join the Stamford Y. M. c. A. and the
New London Y. NJ, C. A. boys at camp
at Gardiner lake.
The many red rambler and Dorothy
Perkins roses at the residence of Mr.
way have been a beautiful sight this
season.
The campers at Camp Massapeack,
and the Stamford z. M. c. A. camp
at Gardiner lake, have been Joined
by a large number Of New York and
Stamford boys.
At Mantle Mr.. and Mrs. George
Avery Keeney have announced the en-
dred Luce Keeney to Ira Davis Joel of
Fftchburg, Mass.
Traffic on the Shore Line has become
50 heavy that freigi1ts between New
Haven and New London are compelled
TO make long waits on the two sidings
available TO them.
The board of control at its meeting
at the Capitol Tuesday. voted to add
maintenance Of the Connecticut Colony
OF Epileptics at Mansfield.
The choir boys of st. James Epis-
ganist Alban W. Cooper left wednes-
day for q farm in Groton near the
water where they will go into camp
for q week.
The marriage of George Gregor
Johnston Of Manchester took place at
the Sacred Heart Church, Vernon,
Monday, Rev. w, J. Reidy of Hart
ford officiating.
A New Haven paper says: Mr.. and
Mrs. Joseph ]. Bradford have returned
rom their wedding trip and will be
at Mitteneague Monlaugllin for the rest
Of the summer. Mr. Bradford is a
former Norwich boy.
A dance will be held in Gilman's
hall, Bozrahville, Saturday evening at
8 o'clock. Admission ten cents Mu-
sic by Grady's orchestra of FftchvilIe.
adv.
A good sized congregation assisted
at the solemn requiem mass Fair
Haven, sung at ST. Francis church al
$3.50 Tuesday morning for the repose
of the soul Of Rev. P. NJ. Kennedy
formerly of Norwich.
Clearance sale of summer dresses
and waists at the Studio Specially
Shop. So Church street, Norwich, Conn.
ADV.
The New London Elks have not
vet decided on their annual picnic
which it has been expected they would
hold some time this month. It has
recently been suggested TO hold a joint
picnic with the Norwich lodge.
Fourteen painters were put to work
on the railroad bridge at Saybrools
Tuesday About the same number
will be added later. There will be
two coats of paint. green and black
The work will be completed in about
four months.
Orders by the Postmaster General
were ISSUED Tuesday, increasing the
parcel post size limit and providing
for a. receipt for articles mailed by
parcel post. The first order became
effective Immediately. The second or
der will go into effect on Sept. /.
Mrs. e. NJ. Eccleston of the North
HoCDA11A5 tO1 IO1u 6uLSILa1n6Q over
Sunday her sister. Mrs. Henry virian
Of Rockville. Conn, Mr.. and Mrs
Bert McCabe Of Bridgeport, and Mr.
and Mrs. Arthur Whitmarsh and Mrs
Rose Pendleton Of Norwich.
The windham County College cluh
is to journey to the women's college
grounds on O. jitney picnic today
Thursday. In addition to the club
. number of women who are interested
in the establishment of Windham Hal
at the college. will make up the party
Special sale Of waists at 500 at the
Studio Specially Shop. 81 Church
bishop. John W. Hamilton, and the
District superintendent, G. G. Scrfy-
ener Of Norwich. the official board of
the Federal Street Methodist Episeo-
PAL church, New London, decided to
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The funeral Of Michael stagna. Of
Branford, whose death occurred sun
Day evening, in Norwich state hospital
took place from st. Mary's church
Branford, Wednesday. with q requiem
high mass at o'clock. Mr.. Stagna
leayes mis- wife, and several sons and
1 William McLaughIin, SON. Of Charles
Mclaughlin Of Poquoroc, who walked
from O second story window in Ilie
sleep as9ew nights ago. is being cared
for at the home of Mrs. FREDERICK
Park. The hoy escaped injury witt
| thesexception OF two bad strains in the
tligafnents' Of his ankles.
The sEr4seopal Board OF Missions
which has local branches, annouucei
Tuesday that $4,000 had been re.
ceived In its campaign to raise &
100000 emergency fund to carry or
| its work. The fund Is to be used e
wipe out the Indebtedness of $254,oOl
created In the past seven years.
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superintendent Graham on Auto Trip.
School Superintendent Z. J. Graham