Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-15
VARIOUS MATTERS
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ough has arrived at the navy yard. coming from Newport.
 Owners of gardens in number of places complain that skunks are slink- ing round at night and eating the early peas.
 Having finished her work in Nor wich for the Children's Aid society, Miss Mamie B. Ward will return to Hartford today.
 The box hedge at the Central fire station has received it's summer clip ping and the grounds there are being made attractive.
 Among the young men receiving di- Wilson at Tuesdays graduation was Louis P. HiDbs of New London.
 Mccaffery line tug George F. Mc- Gallery has arrived from the west with seven coal laden scows, including two for Allyn's Point and two for Norwich.
 St. James lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M, works the second degree tonight at Masonic temple at 7.S0.-adv.
 Miss Olive Tucker, daughter of Mrs Fred Burnham, of Hebron and Verda Parkhurst of Amston were married at the parsonage at Hebron by Rev. MT. DeeleE sunday
 Emily Bissell Swindells of Rockville received a divorce from Frederick w. Swindells, also of Rockville, and the amount of S17,500 as alimony in the superior court at Rockville Tuesday.
 Already work is going on in the basement and on the first floor of the big addition to the Hopkins & Allen plant on Chestnut street and machin- cry will be moved into the second floor this week.
 The postoff1ce department is making drive for more business in insuring parcel post packages and has asked the postof1ces in the country to lay great post system.
 The state board of control has ap- proved the application of Hebron for road Indebtedness to the amount of $2s0. This town pays annually $320 for the same purpose.
 Wednesday afternoon at the Church of the Heavenly Rest, New York, Miss Kate Gordon Willis, daughter of Mrs. Gorden Willis, and Charles E. Schall | of New London were married. A re- ception followed at the Ritz Carlton.
 The fact that the government of France has purchased 11,7e0 tons of tobacco in this country to be forward ed to the soldiers at the front is exL pected to benefit tobacco growers in Connecticut, as elsewhere. It is announcedt hat Miss Alice M. | Kellogg of Mystic will return to Farm ! ington to teach next year. The teach I CTS who will not return include Miss Cora r. Sharpe of Willimantic and Miss Virginia IS. Loomis of Lebanon l Connecticut chambers of commerce are receiving invitations from the | management of the worlds salesman ship congress to be held in Detroit Mich, to send delegates to tGle con- gress, which will open July and close July IS.
 l Wednesday afternoon the Progress. sive Missionary club of the Centra Baptist church met :n the lecture room for devotional exercises and sewing Reading by Mrs. Charles L. Stark wal greatly appreciated. Mrs. John B. Pos presided.
 Albert Cole of New London was hos to a party of friends at the Waure. ! gan, Norwich, Tuesday afternoon. MT Cole took his friends to the circus 1T an automobile and previous to the biz show gave a dinner to his guests al the hotel.
 In the New London police court or Tuesday Jeremiah Ryan of Winstet and Mabel King of Norwich were al. lowed 24 hours to leave town. They departed and Probation Officer Rich. ard Mansfield was directed to see tha. they left the city.
 A Hebron correspondent writes Miss Josephine Hart, who has taugh the upper grades of school in tn, Center district for some years, wen to her home in Montville on Saturday Her many friends are sorry that Sht 6 not coming back another year.
 The Norwich Free Academy Alumn association, Joseph T. Tanning presi dent, has secured Frank Edward John son of Washington, D. C., traveller, ex plorer and author, as the principa speaker for tie annual alumni meetinI
 next Monday evening at Slater hall
 Mr. and Mrs. Benjamin H. Wasser man of New York announce the en gagement of their daughter, EsteII
 Phyllis, to Seymour Plaut. They wi
 be at home at III West ssth stree Sunday, June IS, from 3to S p. n Mir. Plaut is the youngest son of tn late Joseph Plaut of Norwich.