Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-26
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Dry. hot weather all this week is predicted by Dabolfs almanac.
 Florists state. that their Memorial day orders are starting in unusually well.
 Tuesday evening class in dancing meets at Miller.s at s.I5 tonight.-adv.
 The progress of the year is indicat- ed by the fact that the first field daisies are appearing.
 McAll meeting this afternoon at s.s0 o'clock in the Norwich Club house. adv.
 Corporations and individuals subject to the income tax are receiving their statements, which fall due June 30.
 This season Mrs Walter Fuller of Philadelphia, formerly of Norwich, is to have four cottages at Eastern Point.
 A course dinner every noon at the Wauregan House for 50 cents each.- Adv.
 A teachers meeting for all the teach CTS in the town of Montville was held at Palmer Memorial school Friday af- ternoon- Supervisor Carlon Wheeler was in charge.
 oH0 OI lnOS0E WHO n<k0 Just WOn special fellowships at Yale is Miss Muriel Bacheler of Talcottville, a granddaughter of Mrs. James E. Full Ter of Norwich.
 Judith of Bethulia," reel Biograph. immense war story. for today only adv,
 There will be a large gathering at the First Baptist church in Waterford (AfaprnFjai when inc SnrinR meet ing of the New London Christian En- deavor union will be held.
 An aged local resident recalled the excitement 70 years ago May 24th when news came of the formal introduction of the electro magnetic telegraph, Samuel F. B. Merse's invention.
 Colonial theatre today Judith of Bethulia,'' mammoth 4 reel AsSyrian- Jewish Biograph drama--adv.
 4 Newport correspondent states that Lawrence Perkins has returned to Pomfret after spending the week end with Mrs. French Vanderbilt, who has been entertaining a week end party. of Thomas F. Brennan, whose funeral took place Monday at New London. is a sister of Attorney Frank l.. Me Guire, a frequent visitor to Norwich.
 Local contributors have received notification of the opening of the 10th Lake Mohonk conference on interna- tional arbitration at Lake Mohonk on Wednesday, to continue through Thursday and Friday.
 South Coventry's wealthy summer resident, Mrs. Henry l.. Dimock. has been seriously i'll at Washington. She is now convalescent, expects to close her house in Washington about the middle of June and go to Bar HarbOr.
 Steamer New Shoreham of the Block Island line. which has been out of ser vice since April 6, resumed her trips to Block Island Monday. Since the New Shoreham has been at Providence she has had a general overhaufing at a cost of nearly s2O,000.
 White opening Mid Summer Hats. trimmed and untrimmed, shown at Col lins' Millinery, Wed and Thurs, May 27 and 2S. 67 Broadway.-adv.
 The first quarterly conference was held in the Moodus Methodist chapel Monday evening" District Superinten-a dent Rev. G. G. Scrivener of Norwich presiding. At o'clock Sunday even- ing at East Hampton Rev. MT. Scriv- ener delivered the Memorial address.
 The engagement of Mrs. A, Lanfear Norrie of 15 East Eighty Fourth street, New York, formerly of the Pequot to Count Odet Armand Marie de Jumilhac of Paris has been an- nounced Mrs. Norrie sailed early in April for Paris to visit her sister. the Countess Hermann de Pourtales.
 The good run of shad is holding out at Saybrook. The hauls up the river are larger and increasing in number. The shipments are big, New Haven, New London, Hartford and Middyetown dealers receiving the bulk of thf ship ments. Providence, Springfield and New York are receiving their share.
 Dr. Harry c. York of Goshen society, Lebanon, will speak at Hebron CongI e. gational church next Sunday morning and will occupy the pulpit in Gilead Congregational church in the after noon and give stereopticon lecture in the evening. He has been a medical missionary in Jaffna college Ceylon,