Norwich bulletin., 1915-07-05

sent about six weeks.
 Hossie were married at theS Niantic
 Baptist parsonage Thursday{ evening
 at o'clock, by Rev. Harry Fuller.
 They left for Springfield.
 A few flags were displayed Sunday.
 but many more will fly today. Yes
 terday was the one hundred and thir- ty-ninth anniversary of the signing of
 the Declaration of Independence.
 Hartford papers uote that Miss Lil-
 Han Conant of Norwich, teacher in
 the Noah Webster school is to be
 councillor this summer at the Kineo-
 watha camp for girls at Wilton, Me. The beautiful red rambler roses and
 the dainty pink Dorothy Perkins,
 which are in bloom on Ethe iron, fence enclosing the grounds Sof the Elks' home are admired byT all who pass
 that way.
 The funeral of Mrs. Johanna Pahl, wife of William Pahl. who died in Norwich. was held from her home on River street. Rockville, Saturday aft ernoon. Burial was in the GroXe Hill cemetery.
 Take a car to the big combination motorcycle and horse races at Norwich ! fair grounds Monday afternoon.-adv.
 At Moosup. Rev. E. L. Loonis, pas tor of the Baptist church has re- signed, to take effect September 1, the Pine Street Baptist church of Mill
 ford, Mass. A band of gypsies which has been camped near Poquonoc, stealing pigs, chickens, clothes from the line, etc,
 was ordered by Constable E. G. Black
 to leave town not later than o'clock Saturday morning.
 It is expected that copies of the
 public and special acts of the last
 general assembly will be received this
 week. Owing to the volume of the
 work of the assembly the issuance of the acts is delayed
 The report of Coroner Arthur G.
 Bill of Windham county, has been filed with the state comptroller. The expenses for the quarter, including medical examiners and coroner's fees,
 amounted to~$2S2.34
 By a recent order of the post office
 department local post offices have been notified that money orders for
 prisoners of war in any of the Euro pean countries may be sent free of l any fee or commission.
 August 15. the Atlantic fleet will as- semble in Block Island sound anS be- and night tactical work. The torpedo division will lay and sweep mines in connection with the exercises. Monday afternoon to see the fast mo- torcycle and horse racing. Tubbs' band adv,
 Beginning next Sunday. the 1Oso 1 service at St. Patrick's church during July and August will be a low mass l Organist and choir will have a vaca- l tion. The Sunday afternoon vespers
 will be omitted until September. The government transport Nathan
 ael Greene, which has been laid up since Monday undergoing general Nre- pairs, returned to her regular island l schedule Saturday morning, under the
 command of Captain William B. Proc tor.
 For the first time in its history the Crocker house. landmark of the city | of New London for the past 35 years, | has installed a squad of Il white
 walters, under Edward A. Dessureau,
 formerly head waiter of the Wauregan Norwich.
 Commodore and Mrs. Morton. F. | T | cruise on the steam yacht, Kanawha, this week, having as guests Mrs. Plants mother and sister, Mrs. Ro-
 wena Caldwell and Miss Florence M.
 Caldwell of Hartford
 Governor Holcornb has appointed | Kirk w. Dyer of Cromwell a trustee
 of the Norwich State Hospital for the
 Insane. MT. Dyer, who was a member l of the house in 1913. takes the place l nf Fs1ferAr1a TT T21TTr nf MiddIofarxvV1 hr I died few weeks ago.
 The Danbury News says: About Au- gust 1st Rev. B. B. Barber, pastor of l the Universalist church, will go on his | annual vacation which he will spend l at his summer home in Orange, Mass. l There will be no Sunday services at the church during his absence.
 The three patrols of Montville Boy | Scouts will leave Tuesday morning for Gardner lake where they will have a weeks outing. Two large tents have been purchased and nearly all have
 uniforms. The scouts will be taken mer Brothers company.
 The Eight Coast Defense com mand, whose armory is at Park av-
 enue and Ninety-Fourth street. New York, numbering 5S6 men and 36 of ! hcers, under command of Brig. Gen.
 E. F. Austin. Captin. F. E. Acker, ad- l jutant, arrived at Fort H. G. Wright,
 Fishers Island, Sunday.
 The law on black bass went off on July 1st. and fishermen who enjoy go- 1 ing after this ganney fish will not have l to throw back into the water any
 which they may catch. Bass less than
 eight inches in length should be 1 thrown back. The law on bass is off from now until April 30 next. The twenty-tfird annual Sunday school convention of the Eastern Sun day School society was held at the l orphanage in Cromwell Saturday and Sunday. The Eastern society in- cludes all the Swedish Congregation al church of New York, New Jersey, Massachusetts and Connecticut.