Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-28

r1Nlnk III k0cEh6Is 1O14QW14S tue (tk14@ I Eornia fruit of several weeks earlier. | The pr. Robert B. Harrington prop | srty, located in North Stonington, has | been sold to purchasers from Bridge port.
 St Peter and St. Paui's day, Thurs day, there will be the celebration of l aoly communion in the Episcopal | churches.
 A Hartford paper mentions that MT. and Mrs. Robert M. Brewster of Whit | aey street have opened their cottage l It Waterford.
 A new asphalt walk has been laid In front of the old No. fire station 1 at Thamesville, replacing one which 1 had become badly out of repair. At the Grange meeting tonight in Pythian hall the members of LedyaTd Grange are to furnish the program, a fact which insures large attendance.
 Henry Hotchkiss of Guilford, Conn. and Leon Dickenson of Mystic, rep resenting the Dickensop Birch Go, have been at Brightman Hill recently looking up a new site for their plant. Westerly Sun.
 Metal plates to receive advertise
  street station property of the New Haven road. The first station in this section to display such advertisements is that at Groton.
 By Tuesday afternoon the new flag staff on the Otis Library was finished. It is painted white. is surmounted by gold ball. stands 30 feet, or about 28 feet above the ridge, and is to fly a 9x6 fine new flag.
 Hadley Gray brought to town Mon day from the Maplevale gardens, North Franklin, strawberries that measured 5 1-4 inches in circumference and weighed 20 to the pound. They were topnotchers.
 Notice and opportunity for hearing must be given before the state board of health can revoke physicians license, according to an opinion hand ed down Monday by Attorney General George E. Hinman.
 Providence County Pomona, Wor- cester South West Pomona and Quine- baug Pomona granges will unite in combined tri-state Pomona meeting at H. Chandler today 6Wednesday).
 A former Norwich resident, Miss l.. Anna Chesebrough of Hartford, col LCCIOE O4 l11G Aid Society, has been in Holland for several days collecting funds for the crippled children at the Newington Home.
 The state tuberculosis commission met Monday and opened bids for sup plying 14,000 of print butter for the state sanitaria. Bids were submitted by nine firms and dealers. The com petition was close. No contract was awarded.
 Mrs. Robert W. Perkins, local sec- retary and treasurer of the Red Cross, has received notification from Wash ington headquarters that, in the event of a war with Mexico, several lines OF Red Cross work will be suggested to local branches.
 Roswell s. Edgcomb of Groton, who was appointed postmaster of Groton sub- station postoff1ee by President Mo- Kinley, will be replaced July 1 by J. London, who has been in the postal service for the last 27 years.
 MT. and Mrs. Harry Duncan return ed last evening from their wedding trip, which they have been spending camping in a cottage at Columbia, and have opened their new home on Smith street, Groton. Mrs. Duncan was Miss Lillian Chapman of Groton.
 Announcement was made Saturday by Mrs. Albert Haley Of Mystic of the engagement of her. daughter, Miss Lucy Haley, to Samuel D. Cresebro. MT. Chesebro, formerly a resident of the town of Stonington. is a mer- chant at Fulton market in New York.
 Many property owners at Ellinston have taken advantage of the towns offer to pay one-half the cost of spraying elm trees situated on the highway and have had their trees sprayed. The trees on the parks and library grounds have also been gpray- led.
 Prayer meeting will be held this I Wednesday, evening at the Portland Methodist chapel, instead of Tuesdav Si.lv evening. At the close of the prayer I meeting the first quarterly conference 1 will be held by the district superin- tendent. Rev. G. c. Scriyener of Nor I wich.
 cial Department of Bristol High school is Miss Dorothy MacFarlane l of Wilmington. Miss MacFarlane is 2 l graduate of Baypath Institute, Spring. field, Mass, and has been teaching fol the past two years in Wethersfield T A115A 0OAAOOAs
 The crews in the ola Saybrook sec. ton were ordered to Midway Monday to take the special military trains iron Mantle and go with them as far al | qualified. The route is via New Ha. I ven to Danbury, New England anS Newport. Central Roads to Pough. 1 keepSie Bridge.
 Prominent Jewish people have beer notified that a conference of represen. tatives of the leading Jewish nationa organizations Of the United States vii be held in New York July IS, relative to the organization of a JeWish con gress to secure full rights for tn, Jews of all lands.
 The second cement mixer for the E Suzio Construction Co. has arrived a the Groton station. Work Is novinl on somewhat slowly. the Easterl Point road having reached as Tar ai the Sanford Neech residence. # take i eight dsyp heeowe ehe street can b used after the cement is poured in.
 Capt Fred audalngten of thI schooner Grace ana Elia caught fh first ewcrdflgh Of the EsasqH 50 mil