Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-22
VARIOUS MATIERS

NorWichs Mondays June Z2s 1914.
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 To Inquireri The Apollo hall was burned Feb. 14th. lssp.
 In some places about town the mer- carry Sunaay merning.
 Hotels and restaurants did a big business Sunday, because of the yis- itins organizations in town.
 Rev: H. J. Wyckoff is to be in camp with the D, P. A. K. club this week. The camp station Is Best View.
 The planet Mercury is unusually northwestern evening sky for few days.
 During last week a force of 35 men was. in Wilsonville going through all the wood lots looking for gypsy moths.
 The Lake house at Gardner Lake has been opened and is now ready to en- certain automobile parties and tran sient guests.--adv.
 Samuel Ferguson of the Hartford Electric Light company will soon open his house at Fishers Island for the summer.
 Delegates from Connecticut will at tend the convention of the Order Sons of Zion. which opened Sunday in Providence.
 State Secretary Albert Phillips has assigned hearing on about 20 cases of violation of the motor vehicle laws for Tuesday.
 Special communication of St James lodge, No 23. F. and A. M. Tuesday. JunS 2s. at '7.sO P. m. Work on third degree-adv.
 Fishing is good in Bozrahville. Dan Mara recently caught a trout weigh ing 2 pounds and 13 ounces, and sev- eral smaller ones.
 The Providence Bulletin notes that Mrs. Oliver A. Washburn left Friday to spend the summer at her country house in Thompson, Conn.
 The regular meeting of the Y M. H. A. was held Sunday evening in their rooms in the Carroll building and sev- eral new members were elected to the club.
 The prohibition state convention will meet Tuesday and Wednesday evenings, June g and 24, in the Swedish Congregational church, New Britain.
 All Norwich Moose are notified to report at Moose headquarters, Frank Hin square, at 6.30. sharp, on Monday evening, for parad6-adv-
 Teachers have been notified that the 83rd convention of the American In- stitute of Instruction is to be held at Harvard university, July 1. and 3, inclusive.
 The State Federation of Labor ex- ecutive board held a meeting at the Oneco hotel in New Haven Saturday to discuss the attitude of the Fedora tion towards prison labor
 At o'clock Saturday morning. in St Patrick's church, Rev. J. H. Brod- erick celebrated requiem high mass for Mrs. Ellen Sullivan. at which rel atives and friends assisted.
 The degree of doctor of divinity was conferred upon Rev. w. A. Harrodd, pastor of the Shiloh Baptist church, Hartford. formerly of Norwich. by the Virginia Theological seminary.
 Strawberry festival and supper by Woman's guild of Grace church, Yam tic, at residence of Mrs. E. H. Willard. 407 Washington street, Wednesday, June A. from 5 to 8. Supper 25c.- adv.
 During the summer the Rev. M E. Wilson, professor in St. Thomas seminary, Hartford will have charge of St Francis church, Crescent Beach, and Our Lady of Good Counsel chufch, Sound View.
 The dedication of St Mary,s church. Clinton. will take place Sum day, June 28. This latest addition to Catholic shore chapels has been erect ed by the Rev. Francis Murray, for merly of Norwich
 On Saturday steamer New Shore ham sailed from Providence for Block Island loaded nearly to her full pas senger allowance. In addition to other passengers there were three gradua- tion parties on board
 The state civil service commission has postponed the examination of can didates for physician at the Norwich State Hospital for the Insane, which was set for June IT, as the board had not had time to look up the applica- tions. Dr. David F. Downing is hll- ing temporary vacancy.