Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-11
Norwich, Monday, May ii, 1914.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The rain came unexpectedly about
 o'clock Saturday night. catching many
 or the shoppers unprepared.
 The Wauregan House will serve a regular dinner today from 11.30 to 200
 o'clock for 50 cents.-Adv. r At the Westbrook Congregations
 church Rev. B F. Capshaw of Frank.
 lin preached Sunday morning sign B. W. Wilbur of Norwich conduct
 ed the Sunday night meeting and en- rolled new soldier. At Groton the steam yacht Nightin gale, owned by James l.. Hubbard of Norwich, is being overhauled and will
 be launched this week.
 By a typographical error, Chairman Lanes count at the progressive eau It should have been 31. l Rev. John Collins Of the Second North Stonington Baptist church sup l piled the desk at the Union chapel at Potter Hill, at 2.45 p. m. Sunday. Frank H. stadtmuell, state dairy l and food commissioner last week held several hearings on cases of violation of the law relative to adulteration of milk.
 A meeting of the state park com mission will be held in the direc- tors room of the chamber of com merce, New Haven this (Monday) afternoon.
 The tax collectors office will be open this evening until 8 o'clock. In- terest will be added to the town taxes after Monday, the 11th.-adv.
 
 In spite of the attractions of a beau tiful spring day, there were sixty two visitors to the Otis library reading room Sunday afternoon Miss Sadie J. Dawson was in charge.
 William Pendleton, after being en- ployed by the Pawcatuck WooIen com pany at Potter Hill, R. l., for the past six years has resigned and is working in the Yantic woolen mill.
 Governor Simeon E. Baldwin has approved the reauisition of the adju- tant general upon the state comptrol- Ter for $6,000 for the May parades of the c. N. c. for 1914 and 1915.
 The Eastern Connecticut Business Mems association has extended an in vitation to the various organizations composing the State Business Mems association to its annual outing July IA.
 Charles E. Chapman. 7s, who died at Newington. Friday night, leaves two brothers Elmer E., of Newington and Henry H., of Waterbury and one sis ter, Mrs. Marion M. Bentley of Ni- antic.
 City Clerk Stephen D. Moore has re- gently responded to request from the congressional library at Washing ton by sending them the Norwich com- mon council journals from 1903 to the present time.
 The past few days fiat fish in the Mantle river have been unusually thick. Catches of over 100 fish to a tide have been reported. The favor ite spot is off Pine Grove on the edge of the sand bars.
 The New Britain board of public charities has voted to ask for the res ignations of Superintendent George F. Kibbe and Mrs Kibbe of the town home to take effect June 1. They went to New Britain from Somers, Holland county.
 Nine seniors and six juniors were added to the roster of Phi Betta kap- pa Society of Brown university, Fri day, the seniors including Clarence Adelbert Davis, East Killingly, Conn. and the juniors, Ismar Baruch, New London.
 Yesterday, the fourth Sunday after Easter, Rev. Thomas A. Grun1bly preached a thoughtful sermon at St. Patricks church from the text in the gospel for the day, John XVI: 5-14: When He. the spirit of truth is come, He will teach you all truth Bank Commissioner Fred P Holt and Norris S. Lppet will give two hearings Tuesday, May 26, on ap- plfcations of new trust companies for certificates of authorization to do business, the Killingly Trust company and the Guilford Trust company. In accordance with a telegram re- ceived Saturday evening from the post office authorities calling attention to the Presidents prociaDaation Post master William Caruthers displayed the flag on the Norwich post office on Sunday in honor of Mothers day.
 The Second Congregational church delegates to the annual meeting of the New London Association of Congre- Groton. Tuesday. will be William Far rington, Mrs. E. R. Huntington, Mrs. H. F. Palmer and Mrs. H. J. Wyckoff.
 The New York Sunday Times Book Review said of former frequent Nor wich visitor, Julie M. Littman's Mar tha By-th-Day," has gone to press for the thirteenth printing and her latest novel, Making Over Martha for the fifth. Miss Lippman is a soster of c. w. Moron.