Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-06

The polls will be open in all the dis tricts today for the city election from a. m. to p. m.
 Eastern Connecticut representatives will attend German day in Meriden on Saturday next, June II.
 Corn is especially backward, and good amount of hot weather is needed to give it start and secure a good crop
 Dr.. William DeLoss Love of Hart ford is to deliver an address before the Founders society in Norwich on June 10.
 Gov. and Mrs. Frank B. Weeks spent Sunday as the guests of Sen ator and Mrs. Charles Searles at Thompson.
 It will interest local friends of the late George A. Maycock of New Ha- ven to learn that his estate inventoried s4s,241.5S.
 Yesterday was observed as June Sunday" by some churches, members the services.
 Superintendent Woodward of the Odd Fellows home, Fairview, Groton, who broke his leg several days ago, is confined to his bed but is improv- ing slowly.
 MT. and Mrs James L. Eggleston of the Mantle river road have closed their home and removed to Pine Grove. Mantle. They will soon open the restaurant at Pine Grove.
 The state board of accountancy is to hold an examination of five appli- cants for certified. public accountants certificates at its annual meeting to be held Wednesday in tn ecapitol
 The governor has approved the requisition of the adjutant general on the comptroller for $500, expenses in- cured in the correction of the foster of the Connecticut volunteers in the war of the rebellion.
 The forty-frst annual prize shoot and picnic of the Southern New Eng land Schuetzenbund, is to be held in New Britain July 4. 5, and 6, under the auspices of the New Britain Schuetzen Verein.
 The Hartford Post says that Miss Henrietta L. Gay has been appoint ed acting director of the Connecticut School association, to fill the caused by the death of the late Rev. Dewitt Williams. who was director.
 About 2.O00 designs were submitted for a Red Cross Christmas stamp in the competition announced by the Am erican National Red Cross society. The design submitted by Mrs. Guion Thompson of Waterbury has been ac- cepted as the best offered.
 There is in progress in several of the Catholic churches a novena or nine days devotion. beginning yester- day to end June 13, in honor of St Anthony, exemplar of manly purity, zeal for souls, love of the poor, tenn perance and gentleness to all helpless creatures.
 Fred RumrilI alias Fred Stone. known herea bouts. was taken to .the state prison at WethersfieId Friday af- ternoon from Holland county. He was for the theft of a horse and his sentence is from three to four l years. He was taken to the prison by l Sheriff William B Sprague.
 In St. Patrick's church Sunday, Rev. Hugh Treanor stated that three days l spiritual retreat for women of the dio- cese was to be held at Mt. St. Joseph's | seminary, Hartford, at an early date | The preacher will be a learned and | famous Jesuit Father and non-Cath- | olic women have the privilege of at | tending
 The June White Ribbon Banner l states that the Buel gift fund amount ed to s1S424 the voluntary offering | of the w c. T. U. toward the trip | abroad of Mrs. C. B. BueI of East | and Miss Washburn of Stafford ! Springs are in Glasgow, delegates to 1 he worlds w. C. T. U. convention.
 The funeral of Thomas Hartigan took | place Saturday morning from 221 | Nickenden street, Providence, follow sd by a requiem high mass at St. Ser lard's chapel at g o'clock. Members 'f Court Providence, F. of A.. were present. Among relatives in attend lnce from Norwich were Mrs. Arthur Henry. Miss Minnie Dewire and Miss Mary B. Sheridan.
 Willard c. Gompf. formerly of Nor vich, stenographer in the employ of a Hartford fire insurance company, was divorced in Hartford Friday from AL reda Louise Gompf. whom Gompf said le believed was employed as a mani 'ure in the Hills block. They were married on November 8, 1898 He said he perferred gayer life than he .ould provide her.
 Copies of the new automobile direc- ory are being sent selectmen by the ecretary of state. The book contains he numbers of all automobiles regis cred in the state, the names of the wners, and will be of assistance to ficers in getting names of owners of automobiles who violate the laws, es- ,ecially the one that relates to the 1 ight on the rear of each machine.
 Meeting at Niantic.
 The following is the programme for he meeting in Mantle this evening, which is to be the fourth under the auspices of the East Lyme prohibition Omlnittee. Presiding. Fred F. Newton: l