Norwich bulletin., 1912-05-16

A fine souvenir to every purchaser | of 10 cents or more, on Saturday, at ! The Broadway Store, 67 Broadway adv.
 There will be celebration of the holy ! communion in the Episcopal churches this morning, Ascension day.
 Fire wardens are urging deputies to utilize the telephone when possible to spread the alarm during forest fires.
 Civic betterment organizations are urging the early use of fly traps as an aid to general health and cleanliness.
 The new shelter at the entrance of the Golf club grounds is covered and, given good weather, will be completed soon.
 Towns in this section will be repre- sented at the New England School Su- perintendents' association meeting in Boston Friday.
 E. C. Jewett and Harry Stebbins leave today for New York to visit the Aero club show where the Gallaudet monoplane is on exhibition.
 Delegates from all the German Baptist churches in New England will assemble in New Britain for a con vention on May 2S, 29 and 30.
 Shampooing manicuring. chiropody Appointments at your home. Agent for Schefier's Hair Colorine. Rather inc Lang, room 22, shannon Bldg adv.
 In number of places the price for a days teaming has been advanced from S5 to S6 per day, teamsters talk ing this action because of the high price of grain and value of horses.
 The alterations and improvements at the Hotel Griswold will be com pleted by June l. Two wings have been built on the kitchen and 300 ventilat- ing doors have been added to the guest rooms.
 Visitors to Webster on the N. & W. road state that engineers of the Grand Trunk railroad have engaged permanent quarters in that city, where plans for the construction of the road will be completed.
 The trustees and visiting committee of the Connecticut Institute for the blllu nave ISSu6u iHNlldIIOuS TUT all exhibition of work done at the depart ment of trades, at Center church house in Hartford, Friday.
 An examination will be held by the postoffice department at Bolton Notch on Saturday. June s. to fill q contem- plated vacancy in the post of fourth class postmaster in that place. The post paid S1S3 last year.
 Although the elm tree leaves are not all out yet, the elm leaf beetles have already appeared and are to be seen on the trees and in many houses. In some houses hundreds of the beetles are to be found in the attics. L. s. Ingalls, of Norwich, who had a, saWmill and a crew of men at work in the W. H. Lee woodland in East Lyme, all the trees of any value be- ing sawed into lumber, has had the l sawmill moved to another contract. Capt Frank Thompson, in Memorial | hospital, New London. as a result of l serious injuries received three weeks | ago at Duck Island breakwater. is | slowly recovering and wants very much to be taken home to Groton
 Chief Murphy, Sergeant Twomey and Policemen Maloney, Henderson and Matthews were all in New London on Wednesday in attendance at the session of the superior court for cases in which they were to be witnesses.
 The governor has approved the re- quisition of the executive committee | of the soldiers hospital board on the 1 comptroller for s10, 900. to be used in | the care of sick and wounded soldiers, l sailors and marines of the civil war.
 Friday will be celebrated as Peace day in many of the schools. The pro- grammes will be arranged by the teachers in accordance with sugges tions made in a little bulletin issued by the United States bureau of edu- cation.
 The body of J Osborne Faulkner of Auburn. Me, who was drowned with T. F. Lowell April 2S, was found in the Androscoggin river, Wednesday morning, near the Babbitt and Gogg.n dam. Ave miles above Lewiston and Auburn.
 Dairy and Food Commissioner H. F Potter gave ten hearings Tuesday tc druggists charged with violations oi the pure drug law in having in theiI possession asafoetids not up 10 the standard required by the |. $. phar- macopeia.
 In the drill hall at Fort Trumhull the graduation of the school of in strUction of the revenue cutter servic, was held. There were ten cadets il the class. Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth Capt. W. K. Jacobs and Rev C. Sey' mour Bullock spoke to them.
 Mrs. Sara T. Kinney, honorary stat regent of the D. A. R., who has beer on a trip to Panama. is to begin sit tings in New York at once for tn portrait which is to be painted fo
 the state Daughters and hung in tn ] Ellsworth mansion at Windsor.
 Twenty three members of the Pro ] gressiFe Missionary club of the Cen z tFal Baptist church attended Wednes days meeting, held with Mrs. Georg 1 K. Brooks, "a Prospect street. Mrs 4 T. Utley presiding, After sewing an
 reading, light refreshments were ser4' , ed.
 Royal Arch Masehs