Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

Ledyard yesterday morning. casional costume combinations on Fri
 Men, hear Swahn's orchestra at S.SO, Sunday, at Thayer building. adv.
 Friday afternoon secochunoco Camp Fire circle met in the Second church parsonage.
 Sunday. June II. the summer sched- ule of trains on the New Haven road becomes operative.
 Owing to the extreme cold weather Connecticut shad have been running very slow this week.
 Friday was St, Dunstan's day. in former times of special importance among English people.
 Good weather Friday brought many visitors to town to take advantage of Merchants week offerings
 Men, hear Rev. L. M. Keneston Sum- day, s.sO. at Thayer building
 Several local families are planning visits to their shore cottages today, if the weather prove warmer.
 This will be day of automobile, trolley and train outings for those who like to see the apple orchards in bloom.
 At Trinity Methodist church this CSatilrdayl afternoon the Kings Her aids and I.ittlo Light Bearers will have 2 rnlte-box party.
 Franklin street park has been now ed The benches have been placed on this park and on the other public parks for the season.
 At Trading Cove early Friday morn- ing the mercury stood at 33 degrees, but gardens are not far enough advanc- ed so that vegetables were touched.
 We sell the best vacuum cleaner for $25.o0. The Tanning Studio. 52 Broad way.-adv.
 A book recently acquired by the Peck library and of practical. value to the Art School students is L. M. So- Ions Art of the Old English Pot ter.
 Two special electric cars were run Friday morning to accommodate those who attended the tri-county conference of the Kings Daughters at Central Village.
 Schedules for final examinations which will commence Saturday, May 27 at Connecticut college and close Tuesday, June 6, have been postponed at the college.
 Wilbur Smith. a lecturer sent out by the Audubon society, which is great ly interested in the preservation of birds, has been speaking in Windham county this week.
 Mrs Edna Cole has returned to Montville, after a visit with friends in New York.
 After a successful winter of teach ing and singing at her New York stu soon to come for a visit with relatives in Norwich and Montville.
 Miss Mary Mulcahey, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Richard Mulcahey of Quaker Hill. died in New York on left Thursday for New York
 Miss Marjorie Young of Otis street very pleasantly entertained the pa- tients at the Backus hospital one day this week with several enjoyable pi- ano solos and several vocal solos.
 Mrs. Royal A. Bristol, entertainer and mpersonator, benefit Trinity Episcopal church in Y. M. c. A. hail saturday, May .20th, at p. m. Ad- mission S5c.-adv.
 Comfort circle of the Kings Daugh- ters was represented at the Centra Village convention Friday by the lead CT, Mrs A. T. Utley, the vice leader Mrs. J. H. Allen, and Mrs. Alvir Lewis.
 From Putnam comes the information that Rev. J. R. Stubbert and fanily are making preparations to leave fol their summer cottage at Crescent Beach, where it is hoped the sea ail will be beneficial to the ministers health.
 Because of delay in the shipment of a cement mixer whtcn Is being used l on read contract between Hartfort and Wallingford by Suzio, the con. tractor who is doing the Eastern Poin road, the Groton construction is be. irg held up.
 Don't fail to see Living Reproduction. of Spanish Paintings by the Norwicf Art Students association Monday even. ing, May P, at o'clock. Admission soc l -adv.
 | ACOH 4odDCOck TeCelVeQ a serious GU | over one eye when he was struck by 2 horse which he was driving while a work on the links of the Shinnecosset 1 Golf club, Eastern Point A physician round 1t necessary to take five stitche. to close the wound
 former Willimantic man, F. H Beede, now New Haven's superintend ent of school has sent out aster seed l to 3,200 pupils in the public schools l He proposes to increase the interes in raising flowers and will have a. pub lie display of the asters raised iron the seed.
 The funeral of Courtlandt. infan son of MT. and Mrs Frederick w Vlnal took place from the family resi- dence, 220 Washington street, Middle town, Friday afternoon at o'clock and was private. Rev. Anthon T. Ges nre, assisted by Rev. Dr. Frank Floo, German, conducted the service. The body of Mrs. Danelyetus. wh died at the sanatorium in Norwich | was taken to Rockville and funera services were held from St. Bernard church. Mrs. Daneleytus' death wa 1 due to tuberculosis. She had been a the Norwich sanatorium but a shor time. She is survived by several chil dren.
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