Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-21
Ollle. BulletIn.
VARIOUS MATTERS
May 21st is St. Felix day.

l Several of the churches are mak- | ing special plans for Memorial, serv-
 ices on Sunday next the 25th. Somerset Lodge works the Third De- l gree this evening.-adv 1 The summer schedule on many of the | trolley lines go into effect next Satur- 1 day and the men are bidding in thir | runs.
 A iridium, or three days devotion | in honor of the Blessed Sacrament | will begin Friday evening in the Cath olic churches.
 Catholic Women's club sale and sup per at Buckingham Memorial tonight, to S.-Adv.
 Among teachers appointed for the coming year by Supt. Andrew $. Gay lord, of Terryville. is Miss Helen NJ. l Powers, of Willimantic
 Historical societies will note today that it was on May 21st in 1866 that Connecticut Puritans purchased the title to Newark New Jersey.
 A Springfield firm has been doing some near-City Beautiful work by pafnting lurid advertisements on bus mess blocks on the center of the city.
 Bird students are interested in the fact that the yellow breasted shot has appeared in New England this week, having been heard as far north as Springfield.
 It is expected the change in pay day on the New Haven road will extend to all departments. It affects the flag men, gatemen, engineers and conduc- tors at present.
 At a meeting of the Columbia church and Ecclesiastical society it was voted to hire Rev F. o. Foster as pastor for the ensuing year upon the same terms as last year.
 Rev. E. B. Robinson of Holyoke, Mass. a former Lisbon pastor, is to be the Memorial day speaker before the members of L. l.. Merrick Grand Army post at Palmer Mass.
 Mir and Mrs. Herbert L. Crandall of New London, frequent Norwich visitors. are to sail for Europe Satur- day to remain away for the greater part of the summer and autumn.
 Baked bean supper at Spiritual Academy tonight. 5 to 7.S0. Is cts.- adv.
 A Branford cores spondent has the item of local interest that Mrs Wal ter B. Nichols of New York is at the home of her sister, Mrs. V. T. Ham mer, convalescing after long ill., ness.
 The Sedgwick commission has re- turned from Gettysburg and reports the monument completed and except for few finishing touches. ready for dedication. The ceremonies will take place on June 19.
 Representative William H. Hall of South Wilmington appeared before ub-commtttee at Washington com posed of Senators Smith of Georgia, Johnston and Hughes. having charge of the cotton schedule.
 The Atlantic fleet. on which num- Der of Connecticut boys are in service left Newport Monday for manoeuVres at sea until Saturday. when it returns to Narragansett bay until May 27, then sailing for New York
 Monday morning, in St. Patrick's church. Rev. John H. Frederick eel ebrated an anniversary requiem mass for Michael B. Donahue. Tuesday morning there was a months mind mass for Timothy Toomey.
 Armory appropriations will be the order for today Wednesday, in the senate. The bill making appropria- tions aSgregating nearly half a. mil lion dollars will have to be consider ed by independent items.
 The legislative bill limiting the working hours of drug clerks to ten hours per day is in 8 bad way Ow- ing to disagreeing action between the two houses it will probably be given an opiate and put to sleep.
 Complying with many requests. the comedy, "A Night in a Police Station will be repeated by the societies of St. Andrews church, in Union hall, Thursday evening, May 22nd, 1913, at p. m. Dancing.-adv.
 Funeral services for Charles E. Steele were held Tuesday at New Ha- ven at 9.30, Rev. Harris E. Starr of the Pilgrims Congregational church off ciating. Burial was in Milford. MT. Steele died Sunday in Norwich.
 Dartmouth alumni of Connecticut will return to Hanover N. H. for one day next fall in a body, together with other Dartmouth men. to accept the invitation of the college faculty to take part in Dartmouth night
 Tuesday was the 62d birthday of Rev. Mother Alphonsa of the free cancer hospital. New York. former New London resident in the world Mrs. Rose Hawthorne Lathrop daugh- ter of Nathaniel Hawthorne the nov elist.
 This Wednesday, noon, Prof. J. Herbert George of Norwich is to be in Jewett City to direct a rehearsal of the school children who will sing at the dedication of the S15,0O0 soldiers monumment on Tanning park, May 30th.
 At the Kings Daughters meeting in Hartford today Wednesday, a re- port will be made this afternoon by Mrs Walter E. Canfeld, state treas urer. and this evening Mrs. William H. Dawley, state president, will make an address.
 Miss Elizabeth Nossek, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Henry Nossek, of New London. was united in marriage last week with George Wormsley. an at tendant at the Norwich state hospital. The bride has, for the past two years. been a nurse at the same institution.
 Tn Waterbury Sunday evening the alumni of the Sacred Heart parish schoOI formally organized. with a large