Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-13

The shad season in Connecticut ofFi- cfalN closed Saturday. The catrh has been fair but the shad are now growing smaller
 Methodist ministers from Norwich will attend the convention today eTuesdayl in the Methodist Episcopal church at Mantle.
 The Connecticut Hymn of the Flag, 8 poem by Mabel Osgood Wright, is being distributed among school chil- dren of the state for use on Flag Day. Among those who have contributed toward the illumination of the Sta- tue of Liberty in New York harbor are | MT. and Mrs. "A. N. D." Willimantic.
 Miss Gladys Atwood, who has been teaching at Sterling, has returned to l the home of her parents, MT. and Mrs. | B. B. Atwood of Thomaston for the summer.
 The graduation exercises of Bu15e- ley school, New London, will be held at the Lyceum theatre Thursday ev- ening, Principal Walter A. Towne presiding.
 Call at Church Bros. today for nice seafood dinner. Steamed claKns, clam chowder. lobsters. and all kinds of fish.
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 Big. handsome strawberries from South Jersey were selling in Nor wich at. 20 cents. Nice Delaware ber- ries are also in market and natives are expected next week.
 It is mentioned in Lenox society news that Q. former Norwich resident, Mrs. Joseph c. Hendrix, of Brooklyn, N r. has leased cottage on Wal ker street. Lenoz. for the season.
 Automobile parties and others greatly admire Lowthorpe Meadows, Washington street, just now, the beautiful park indicative of the pub nc-spirited generosity of the Gilman family
 Congressman P. Davis Oakley, of Hartford, who spent the weekend at Neptune Park, his summer home, has returned to Washington. Mrs. Oakley has been at the park for several weeks.
 One year ago Friday Rev. F. Cam bishop of the Episcopal diocese of Connecticut and he spent the anpi- verEary on official visitations to Wind ham county churches.
 When the Nurses Alunnae Asso- ciation holds its eighth annual meet ing on Wednesday, June IA, at D.. In., in the reception room of the Nurses home at Backus Hospital, Miss Culver, public health nurse, will give a talk on her work.
 According to the government cen- sus, the button making industry last year showed a gross output of 60,- 602,S59, at a valuation of $16. .2S3, 198. Connecticut has IS button factories, including prosperous one near Will lington.
 Miss Ruth Trail. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Marcus L. Trail of Poquon- miscellaneous shower in honor of Miss Fannie Chapman, whose engage ment to Charles Sawyer was then an- nounced.
 Two inmates of the state school at Meriden escaped Saturday. They were dressed in the school uniform. Dominic Martocci, of Hartford and Walter Cross, of New London, are the boys wanted. The former is Is years
 A revenue oficer has been in the shore towns visiting the different firms who sell tobacco in any form, to see if they have compiled with the law relating to the placing of revenue stamps on these goods. as now de- manded by the government
 The verdict rendered by the jury In favor of the defendant in the libel case of George M. Landers of New Britain and Ocean Beach against Ragland Momand of New York, has been set aside by Justice Dugre of the New York supreme court
 A number from here will go to Storrs toray, when the Connecticut Agrfcu1tnTal College school of aerf- culture will hold its class day exer- cases attthe armory in the morning. At o'clock in the afternoon the class of 1916 win hold class day exercises,
 Delegates from this section win at- tend the annual state encampment Of the Spanish War Veterans which be- gins in Meriden June 16. Tn con- junction with the encampment viii De the opening of the Ladies' auxil- daxy encampment at the tWtnthrop
 When Rev. Francis zeough. son oi Mrs Margaret Keough, celebrated his nrst high mass Sunday morning ai 10lS0 o'clock at St. MaEy's church New Britain. in the presence of 6 large number of parishiouers. Rev Father Joseph Sfe6erman Of Jevveti City wag deacon.
 Funeral services for Dr. FredericF {. F. Sage, a former trustee Of NorNfcf l.E6ate Hospital, were held Saturday lat 2.S0 o'clock, at his home No. 6a \ Main street. M1ddletown, Rev. W. D | lSBeach, pastor of taha First Mefhodis- church. officiating. Burial was If 1alSeview cemetery, Hast Hampton.
 The will of Gurdon Bfll has beer s ssprObated in Springfield. Charles Chr, X don Bill of Hartford and Mrs. E5aT> riet Bf1l putton of Pittsfleid, Mass. chiIdre no4 Gurdon Bill, have beer named an executors. It IS belfeye( that the estate will amount to nor, than $201,000. Mr. Bin wagsag fornae, 1Torwieh resident, brother of the Iat,
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