Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-07

The aeroplanes in the Battle Cry of Peace. at Davis atheatre this week are Gallaudet machines, made in Norwich. Those shown were pho- tographed while at Garden City. L. T. It Is announced that the state con- vention of the W. c. T. U., will be church in Waterbury, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. October Ii, 12 and IS.
 Automobile hearings at Hartford, Tuesday, included: Charles D. Wolf, dent, Lloyd L. Maine, North Stonington, using car with last years numbers.
 .Mr. and Mrs Sherman Bishop and their two daughters, Misses Anna ana Esther Bishop. of Andover, have been i'll with ptomaine poison- ing caused by eating canned salmon a week ago.
 Among the three thousand students who will be graduated from Columbia university, New York, today (Wednes- dayl, is Agatha c. Murphy, of 1855 Mt Pleasant street, who receives her B. s. degree.
 Tn New Haven at the nurses grad uating exercises of Grace hospital, Miss Atala Irene WhaIey Of Rhode Island was one of the graduates. She is granddaughter of the late Judge Silas Burrows of Mystic.
 Miss Carola L. Ernst of Brussels, Belgium, who lec.ured last win- ter on her Red Cross work in Belgi- um, has been appointed instructor in romance languages at Connecticut col lege, for the next school year.
 The graduating exercises of the schools of Holland will be held in the school hall of the Hicks Memorial School Thursday evening. There will be a class of ten to be graduated from the grammar grades of the town.
 society note in Lenox news reads: MT. and Mrs. Amos Cot ting Schermerhorn returned to the T1enox club Monday from New York. The latter is the daughter of MT. and Mrs. Charles P. Williams of Ston- ington-
 At somers. MT. and Mrs. Everett Pease Russell have issued invita- tiorls for the marriage of their daughter. Lida Marie, and John their residence Monday. June 19, at 4 p. m.
 Miss Caroline Alden Weir, daughtes of MT and Mrs. J. Alden Weir. oi New York, and Windham. and George P. Ely, also of New York, are to be married at the Church of the Ascen- sion in New York, this "Wednesday afternoon. June 2. at o'clock.
 A foTrner Norwich resident, Mrs Edward Luce, of Mantle, entertained Mrs. Caroline V. Buell., state presi. dent of the Woman's Christian Tenn. perance union, and Miss Josephine Sexton, state corresponding secretary both of East Hampton. Tuesday.
 The annual meeting of the Con. neeticut Bankers association is an. nounced for June r, at the New Ocean house, Swampscott Mass, il connection with the third annua joint convention of the bankers as
 The Class Day exercises of the frs class to be graduated from Suffiel( school under the new name were helt Monday. Wilbur B. Purvis of Nor wich is professor in Latin in thi school, of which Judge Lucius Brewl is a trustee. A class of 29 was grad uated.
 When Lncretia Shaw chapter, D | A. IT,. nSlQ us dHnual IQ0eL1n& a 1 Nathan Hale schoolhouse, New Lon don, Monday. $50 was appropriate, toward the sinking fund of the Ells worth home. at Windsor. which tn D. A. R. chapters of the state are pre- serving.
 Miss Natalie Beckwith. daughter c
 MT. and Mrs. J. Allen Beclwith c New London and Prof Albert Shon
 field Of the Mohican hotel, were mar ried In New York, Monday, at noo1 ! Rev. Alexander Travis oficiated. An 2 nouneement of the engagement wa
 made last Thursday.
 The June term of the Follan county superior court opened at Rock
 vile Tuesday morning at 10 o'clocl
 Judge Edwin B. Gager of Derby o I ford Springs was clerk. owing to th
 inability of Clerk L. T. Tingier to al
 tend on account of illness.
 It is believed that an automobi
 party picked up and kept a grs Friday by Mrs. Fannie A. Mo a throp and since advertised withol result The bag contained a gol
 watch, the gift of the owners decea. ' ed husband and could have bee eaaily identified.
 A Laurel Hill passenger who rot
 to town on an early morning tro
 ley car Tuesday asked the strikt :. breaker conductor for a transfer U Yantie and was given one to Pc
 Fill, New London. The conduct rf sang all the way over and his breaA
 and appearance were against him. la The reconstruction of Eastern Poi
 road ~has advanced rapidly since Il s ! gNvn
 to 10e feet Of road at the Sheneco
 set beach end several days ago. Col crete has now been laid from tl
 beach to Tyler avenue and work
 being continued at a rate of 300 fe - 2 day ~