Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-05
VARIOUS MATTERS


 that came for the Hall mausoleum. required seven pair of horses to draw them.
 An institute of the County. Sunday School association for the Third dis trict meets at the Gales Ferry church District Superintendent G. G. Scriv- erer recently held the first quarterly conference in the Phoenixville Methe- dis: church.
 Ten candidates took the test. pre- scribed for male stenographefs by the state civil service commission at the capitol Wednesday.
 At s o'clock Thursday, in St. Pat riclz's church, an anniversary high mass by requiem for Miss Mary Mur- phy was sung bu Rev. J. H. Brod- erick.
 agent at the Groton station after faithful service for many years. He has secured work with the Ship and Engine Co.
 Next Sunday Supervisor F. W. Bar vile and at Ashford in the absence of the pastcr. who has gone to Maine for a few days.
 Whist and dance in T. A. B. hall this evening, Conducted by Miss Isa- bella Petrchi.-adv.
 The Silver Lane Pickle company has had representatives in Holland making arrangements for the raising of vegetables for pickles by a num- Der of farmers.
 Many persons have been admiring the beautiful old-fashioned bluebells, in bloom in the garden at the resi- dence of Miss Louisa J. Brewer, on Washington street.
 Prosressives from this district. are rlanning to attend the state conven- tion of the progressive party. to be held in New Haven, at Wentworth hall, Monday afternoon.
 Philip Strong, s1, was found dead in bed al the home of his son in the western part of Ellington about 6 o'clock Wednesday morning. Death was due to heart failure.
 It is reported at Mantle that the Inca inn formerly the old Morton house and under Norwich manage ment, has been sold to New York parties and will be run as a f1rst-class hotel
 c"mu.sncipg Sunday morning next the Hartford and New London local passenger train will be put on for the summer months, an accommodation for cortagers at Crescent Beach and other shore places.
 The wedding of Miss Eleanor Burr daughter of MT. and Mrs. H. M Burr of Springfield, Mass, and Gedde: Smith, will take place the latter par of June at the summer home of tht brides parents in Lyme,
 The New Haven railroad official. have Eotified all station agents tha- today (May 5 has been set apart a: cleanup day and to notify all concern ed to get busy and give their section! thorough overhauling.
 Ire state board of charities me st the c%l,'tol Wednesday, Dr. Ed w'IF A. Down. presiding. Much o the time was taken up in reviewin: th2 recent meeting Of the board O @tarities and corrections at Norwich.
 For years the dump off Lake stree has been a menace to- health, filled a it was with old beds, wagons, stow pipes, etc. Neighbors complained thi week to Health Officer Dr. B. J. Bro pry. who had the place promptly clean ed up.
 Among the r,ropoinent Co ectic.: | people invited to the concert for tn benefit of Lauralton Hall Acad | emy under the auspices of the Laur alton Alumnae association O Bridgeport is Senator Frank B. Bran degee.
 Local Episcopalians learn tha+ Bishop William Lawrence of Massa chusetts, president of the Church Pen sion fund, announces that 5000, ,00 has been pledged toward the fund c $5,00O.00 being raised to care fo aged clergymen.
 The estate of Mrs. Elise L. Davi of Hartford, widow of Dr. G. Pierre pont Davis, is valued at $s35, 5,O62. .6' according to the inventory recorded i the Hartford probate court. The lis includes real estate at north sid Rev. J. J. Ambot of Hartfor, formerly of Norwich, called at Ne < Britain police headquarters Wednes day afternoon and identified one several stolen chalices recovered aftt being pawned at Feingold's pawn sho
 His chali9e was taken early in Marc Another beautiful public pleasure ground has been developed by Charl, H. Brown, of Norwich, and name aiGlenwood. of the four acres wIlic
 he recently purchased adjoining h
 Allyn's Point property. windir walks, rustic seats. etc, make it
 most attractive spot.
 It has been decided by Adit. Ge
 George M. Cole that the ConnecticI
 Infantry will go on field duty fro . July 10 to July 15. The territory
 (which the maneuyers will be held h;
 not yet been determined It will
 somewhere in the state, but not
 Mantle or East Haven.
 A conference vas held Wednesc,
 at the Yellow building, New Have , between General Manager BarEo al ' the superintendents of the division ! | and minor operating officials to tai z | up the matter of the freight embare and try to devise means to allevia l. the present conditions on the Ne | Haven road.
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