Norwich bulletin., 1914-05-19


 Tides will be low today.
 Daboll,s almanac promises thunder showers today.
 ,, Lilacs a are blooming ,:s h go rapidly 1t is rial day.
 There will be special Ascension day services in. the Episcopal churches Thursday.
 Social and dance by Third Co at armory Thursday night--adv.
 Next Sunday. the 24th, will be ob- served by some of the churches as Memorial Sunday
 Janitor Fields pansies in the city hall grounds look thrifty and the rose bushes are in full leaf.
 Home e-made ice cream served at The Tea Cozy. 237 Main street.-adv.
 The building at . ontville recently vacated by the TI.-mes Social club and purchased by Palmer Bros is be- ing utilized as a paint shop for the company.
 The speaker at the Epworth league social at Trinity Methodist church Fri day evening will be Frank H. Allen, who will relate some of his experiences in Eropean travel
 By wireless it Is reported that the gigantic steamer Vaterland, Hamburg to New York. in which there is local interest is due to reach New York on the afternoon of tomorrow, May 20.
 The New London Telegraph states that MT. and Mrs. Fitch D. Crandau and family have moved from New Lon don into their summer cottage on the Mantle river in Oswegatchie grove.
 Last supper at Spiritual Academy tomorrow. Salads and baked beans Adv.
 The marriage of Miss Florence Ma bel Ferris and Lieut.. Roy Robert Lyons of Fort Terry will take place at the home of Miss Lurinda Dudley on the New London road Wednesday, May 27.
 When the axe he was chopping wood with slipped, William Neff, 35 years old, of Waterford. cut off the thumb Of hls left hand Sunday afternoon He was taken to New London hospital.
 The Edward Keefe company, incor- porated, of New London, has filed cer- uficate of incorporation with the state secretary. Capital stock $5,000. The purpose is to engage in the grocery ana liquor buS1neSS
 A course dinner every noon at the Wauregan House for 50 cents each Adv.
 The state socialist convention is to be held May 30 in Hartford, opening with a morning session at 10 o'clock. It was by referendum vote of all the members of the party that Hartford was selected as the next meeting place.
 There was in the office of the secre- tion of the Raymond and Alexander company, of New London cap ital stock s60,000; also of the Brass World Publishing company, Bridgeport, capital $15,000.
 The Montville board of education is asking the cooperation of pupils and parents in the school savings system Circulars have been distributed among the various school children of the town through the supervisor of schools, Carfon E. Wheeler.
 Principal James Murphy and the senior class of Palmer Memorial school made trip to Hartford by au- tomobile Friday. making a tour of the Elizabeth park, some of the largest stores and public buildings.
 Among documents filed in the office of the secretary of state were articles of incorporation for the Edward Keefe company of New London, with a cap- ital stock of s5,000, the purpose being to engage in the grocery business. The incoFporators are Mrs. Bridget Keefe, Edward R. Keefe and Miss Mary keefe.
 Ernest Anderson and Carl Anderson, who were in charge of the golf links at Eastern Point last summer, and who will also be connected with the links this summer. are expected to ar rive at the Point this week from Florida, where they were in charge of the links at the Hotel Belleyiew, Belle air, during the winter