Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

! Norwich, Wednesday. May IS, 1910. | VARIOUS MATTERS Memorial day is less than two weeks l away.
 Screen door dealers are longing for a hot wave to help trade. Horace Johnson says no harm can come to us from Halley's comet.
 Warm sunshine Tuesday noon
 brought out the flies in swarms.
 Somerset lodge works the Entered
 Apprentice degree this evening.-adv.
 Many sore throats have resulted
 from sudden weather changes and so
 much flying dust.
 The annual meeting of the Connec- ticut State Firemen's association is to be held in Waterbury September 14 and 15.
 Some of the social organizations are planning "eomet dinners so as to be on hand to watch the celestial visitor.
 Connecticut postoffices are receiving the new postal cards. They take the ink well and have a picture of Mckin- ley in one corner.
 After today, in some of the state towns. the census will be officially de- cIared closed and no names will be added to the lists.
 The black billed cuckoo, woodcock, black throated blue warbler and bob blink are the latest arrivals of the feathered family noted
 Circular letters are being received by Catholic pastors urging clergy and gress to be held in Canada in Septem- | ber.
 The fourth convention Of the Eng | fish Connecticut State Luther league is 1 to be held today Wednesday, under i the auspices of the English Lutheran | church, at New Britain.
 New York New Haven & Hartford | employees received an order Monday l stating that any assignment | of wages will in the future be fol- | lowed by a discharge from the serv- | ice
 Dr. Oliver C. Smith of Hartford | who addressed the Norwich Medical l society Monday evening. read a paper | on Goitre before the Springfield 1 Academy of Medicine on Tuesday eve ming.
 On Tuesday, the Norwegians cele- l bra ted an anniversary similar, in some | respects, to Fourth of July in this | country. It marks the first steps talk en by Norway in 1914 to establish it's own government with an independent | ruler.
 Yesterday was the old English Whit in England in ordinary years a bank holiday, when parks are crowd ed and there is a general exodus to the country, to secure the green birch an boughs, symbol of Waitsuntide also in Germany and Russia
 The regents and members of the county D. A. R. chapters have been invited to attend a luncheon in hon. or Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, at Hotel l Green, Danbury, on Thursday. May l 26. at F o'clock. Mrs. J. T. Buel will 1 be toastmaster. The number of guests is limited to 150
 Richard Coyle, s7, in state prison more than "A years under a life sen -ence, died in the prison Saturday Coyle killed his wife, and on May 4, 1886. in the superior court at Nor wich he was sentenced to prison for fife. His body was taken by his daugh- er, who lives in Rhode Island.
 The park commissioners through 1 George s. Palmer of the board, asked he New London common council for m appropriation of s1,O00 to pay for section of concrete sidewalk being aid at Ocean beach park to replace he wooden bulkhead swept away by he storms of last winter. The ap- !; was recommended.
 The members of Cynthia Westover 1 -lden branch of the International l unshine society will be hostesses for l he international convention to be cid in New Haven commencing on [ thursday morning and continuig for hree days. The primary object of the ! onvention is to learn and compare unshine notes and suggestions, and !, ave a general social time 7