Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-11

Norwich, Thursday, May n, 1916.
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 At Lyme sJudge W. c. Noyes's gard ener. has commenced setting out six hundred running rose bushes.
 The priceso of strawberries in the lo- cal market is so reasonable that strawberry suppers will be announced blooms 6n the 9s early a 1lS oz-neart E cherry ry trees are unusually full and large this season.
 The border of handsome red and white tulips at the Hannis residence on Mckinley avenue is exciting ad- miration.
 Inquiries from out of town are al- ready being received in regard to niEg Saturday the 18th.
 The 125A2 anniversary of the adop- tion of the Polish constitution, the first in Europe. has been celebrated by the Polish people this week.
 This weeks meeting of. Alpha Sigma society of the Second Congregational church was held at the home of AdiN; Kampf, 33 Division street.
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 Rev. Charles R. McNaIly. pastor of the First Baptist church of New Lon- don. has rented Captain Jolanson's cot tage at Best View for the season.
 A bed of tulips planted at woodside Farm, Bolton. will not bloom this spring, for mice ate up seventy-four of the seventy-five bulbs during the winter.
 New Haven papers note that, during Governor Holcomb's visit this week Mrs. William D. Fitch entertained a box party at dinner. also a house party for her out-of-town guests.
 When Comfort circle of The Kings Daughters met Wednesday afternoon with Mrs. Alvin Lewis, of Asylum seven members. Mrs. A. T. Utley pre- siding.
 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has reappointed Captain Thomas A. Scott harbor master at New London and master for a term of three years rom July 7, 1916.
 Rev. Earl H. Kenyon recently oi Bridgeport, a formed Yantic rector, is with his wife at Ausable Forks N. Y
 
 breakdown, not from any mental trou. ble as rumored.
 The wedding of Miss Elizabeth J Taylor, of Quaker Hill, daughter ot MT. and Mrs Peter Taylor. and Frnes Semnig of Hoboken, N. J., will ta:kt place the last of June at the home o. the brides parents.
 Connecticut pastors will leave May IS for Minneapolis, where they vii attend convention of the Norwegian Lutheran churches of America Tht convention will be opened May IS anC continue until May 21.
 The Storrs College Campus state that Arthur F. Rolf, formerly assist ant professor in poultry at the col l lege in 1910, is now head of tn | poultry department at the Nissour Agricultural and Mechanical College. Postcards from Prof. Frank L. Far ren, who is with fishing party iron Hartford and Bridgeport, at Lake Sc bago, Maine, announce that they hay already taken 26 fine salmon. The were to start farther north Wednes day.
 1 Wednesday afternoon with Miss Sara | B. Gardner, 101 Cliff street, with a | attendance of Is. Mrs John B. Pos l presiding. There were readings, sew ing and the serving of light refresh ments.
 The Department of Commerce ha announced the publication by tn United States Coast and Geodetic Su1 1 vey of new chart, No. 1918, tf Western Part of Long Island Soun, scale 1-So,0oO. or 9-10 inch to th
 
 A former Uncasvil1e pastor. Re John N. Giesler, now pastor of tf East Hampton Methodist church, also preaching at the Congregation; church in Marlborough Sunday aft ernoon. as has been the custom fc several years.
 The program for the twenty-sixt annual reunion of the .Connecticl Association of Women Workers hs been received by Norwich organizs tions. The reunion will be held at u First Congregational church in Ne Britain, Friday this week
 Blackjacked by three men in Ne Haven street, Orrin L. Judd a form Norwich principal now of Plainvill was relieved of his watch and do lar or so in change. He was severe cut about the head, but otherwise W; unin1ured. He is now at his home Southington.
 According to figures from the il spection reports of regular army il spectors, the Connecticut Nation Guard, if called on could muster ol company signal troops, one battel field artillery, two troops of cavalr two regiments. and one separate con pany of infantry; 2,772.
 From o'clock until 2 Tuesday af ernoon no trolley cars entered or ie Groton borough. A feed wire brok, near the old site of Trails ice hous . cut off all trolley communication b tween that point and several Norwi, ! I passengers were among those who hi to walk to the ferry.
 The MIddletown Press said Tue day: Dr. B. J. Lynch, a native Portland, assistant superintendent the Norwich sanitarium, is to
 heartily congratulated upon receivi, the election to the superintendecy the Shelton sanitarium by the sta tuberculosis commission.
 The pictures. of a former lecturer Norwich Art school, John HI Twach man, brought the highest prices at f