Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-08

HotWtsHb sWStsHA1s Nune os tStts
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 The temperature dropped to 70 de- grees early Saturday morning.
 Some of the best titled gardens in the Hill. Fl ' ,-"-----
 Miss Lane will be the soloist at the concert of the Academy orchestra on Friday evening.-adv.
 The preacher at Trinity Methodist church at both services Sunday was District Superintendent c. G. scriy-
 The Norwich District Ministerial as- sociation of the M. E. church is to hold the preachers meeting in East Hartford June 8 and g.
 The wauregan House will serve . regular dinner today from 11.30 to 200 o'clock for 50 cents.-Adv.
 A member of Trinity M. E. church, lege, Columbia university, is forming a free sewing and dressmaking class for the summer months.
 In the social at Broadway Congrega- tional church on Friday evening two piano solos that were a pleasing part Of the entertainment were rendered by Miss Edith Boynton.
 The Rev. John H. OsRourke. s. l.. New York city, will preach the re- treats to the clergy of the diocese of Hartford June S-13. 15-20. at Keyser Island. Norwalk harbor.
 About 15o delegates of the Past Ex- alted Rulers association, B. P. O. E.. of Connecticut, attended the semi. annual meeting at the Shorehara hotel. Morris Cove, New Haven, Sunday. Be sure to see the gymnastic dancing class at the concert of the Academy orchestra Friday evening.-adv.
 The schooner N. s. Gallup is to be sold at auction at the dock of the T. A. Scott company, New London, by Unit ed States Marshal Sidney E. Hawley boat.
 Rural letter carriers whose salaries are increased because their routes are ly measured are not entitled to ba.,k pay. according to a decision of the court of claims.
 A meeting of the health officers, physicians and sanitary engineers of spices of the Progressive club of Greenwich Tuesday in the high school buildin- at Greenwich.
 One of the largest flags displayed in Norwich during the two days celebra- tion was the splendid big Old Glory which was spread upon the lawn at the residence of Mir. and Mrs. Frank A. Bill of West Thames street.
 The board of pardons will meet at the state prison today (Monday) to hear the applications of AT prisoners who want to be released from confine- ment and believe they have reasons entitled to consideration"
 The fifth annual meeting of the Nurses Alumni association of the Will liam W. Backus hospital will be held at the nurses home on Wednesday af- ternoon. June 10th. at 3 o'clock.-adv.
 By invitation of Chorister Eben Learned. Eugene B. Seamons of Mystic. bass in Park church choir, remained in Norwich Sunday afternoon and sang with the mems chorus which did sucn fine work at the theatre meeting.
 John NJ Crampton, the superintend- ent of state fisheries and game, gives notice: Owing to amendment of the general statutes relative to shad fish, ing, the shad season will not be ex- tended. The law prescribes that it shall close at midnight June 10.
 The ministerial convention of the Ad- vent Christian conference of Connec:i- cut will meet with the Danbury Advent Christian church Wednesday morning On Tuesday and Wednesday evenings public services will be held in the au- ditorium with preaching by visiting clergymen.
 Teachers have been notified that the summer session of the Danbury Nor nal school will begin Monday, July 6, and continue until Aug. 1, and is opsn to all residents in the state. Examina- tions for state teachers certificates will be held at the close of the term on Aug. and 4.
 In an opinion to Adjt. Gen. Geor ye M. Cole, C. N. G.. Attorney General John H. Light says that where select men of towns refuse or neglect to make returns of military enrolment the tax commissioner has power under the statute to compel the delinquent