Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-06-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Light vehicle lamps at z.s5 thin
evening.
Plans are being made Tor Sunday
school picnics.
The almanacs predict good haying
weather" for two or three days.
Bsginning sunday, July ?, the Cen
trail Vermont railway IL TO rum Sum
day trains.
Next sunday night Archibald Gill
christ Is 70 sing at the Central Bap-
tist church.
The Ashford Baptist Sunday school
convention viii be held at Brooklyn
next wednesday.
infected with some insect so that the
leaves are falling.
The days win grow shorter from
creasing one minute.
A big excursion train from points
north will come down on the G. ".
road today for the races.
The Peck Library at the Free Acad-
envy continues open on all holidays
and during vacations from to IL m.
The mass at o'clock in ST. Pat
riclx's church Thursday. the, feast of
Corpus Christi, was read by Rev. j.
II. Brodericlx.
There win be the celebration Of holy
communion In the Episcopal churches
Saturday, the Feast of the nativity of
st. John, the Baptist.
The New Haven railroad company
officials have been scouting their yards
to equip the regiments with cars to
carry horses, wagons, etc.
The district superintendent, Rev. G..
@. Scrivener, has just held the sec
Methodist church at To1land. =
The flag at Buckingham Memorial
was at half staff Thursday. because Of
the death Of Timothy p. Sullivan, a
member Of the 18th Regt. c. "
After several days illness at her
home on Church street, requiring the
care Of q graduate nurse, Mrs. Mary
Doolittle was more comfortable Thurs
day.
The Haskell cottage at Eastern
Point win be occupied this season by
l Mr.. and Mrs. Bissell and their daugh-
ter, Mrs. Emily B. SwindelI Of Rock
4 At the Children's Day exercises at
4 South Wilmington. the committee in
charge included Mrs. Jas. Service and
Miss Alice Service, formerly of Nor
n There was much drying out OF
houses, clothing, bedding, etc, in
Thursdays clear air and bright sun
following SO many days Of rain and
Arrangements have been made fol-
the outing of the Connecticut Shoe
Dealers association, some 200 strong
at New Haven and Momauguin, Fri
day. July %.
S. P. Willard of Colchester, agent
Of the state board of education, is
4 visiting state towns, issuing certif-
during the summer.
Former Norwich residents, Rev. Dr.
and Mrs. g. w. Morrow Of Tennessee
have arrived at Union, and are al
Ferry's Inn until their cottage at Lake
Mashapaug is ready.
i A Mansfield correspondent writes:
Mrs. Weber was in Norwich two days
last week and will soon move tos thai
place, as she has sold her place here
70 DIR. Higgins Of South Coventry
Only about so pupils took the en-.
trance examinations at the Academy
this week, they being pupils whose
regular school standing did not emit.
tie them to be admitted on certificate
A Bolton man, Samuel M. Alvord
went to New Haven to attend the 20tl
reunion OF his class at Yale. His sor
Morgan went with him and marched il
the parade with the other sons Of thu
class Of '96.
a telegram received in Norwich from
Montreal Wednesday afternoon stated
that Albert "A. Fournier, who has beer
critically i'll at the home of his broth.
err, DIR. Noe Fourier in that city, i:
much better and is now considered ou
OF danger.
The steamer Mohawk arrived at No.
ank Wednesday morning for repairs
The Mohawk belongs to the Manhat.
tan line and is 292 feet long, Al fee
Wide and % feet deep. This makes
the sixth steamer at the shipyard un.
dergoins repairs.
The first prize in the motion pictur,
scenario contest among Columbia Uni
yersfty students, conducted by a New
York company, has been awarded Dr.
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Morristowu, N. J., physician. Hi
scenario was Humility O'Hedford.
The Connecticut State Dental Com
mission met Wednesday evening a
Hartford to examine the credential
Of candidates who are to take tn
June examinations to practive den
ttstry in this state. Fifty seven per
sons took the first examinations, whicl
were held Thursday.
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