Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

CTS. especially carnations. for Moth CTS day.
 As a general thing. pear trees here abouts are showing but few blossoms this spring.
 Hebron, recently, and bit A sheep and 12 lambs, spelling the flock.
 The annual court of the Connecti- cut Society of Foreign Wars is to be held at the Hartford club Tuesday ev- ening.
 The tax collectors office will be open this evening until 8 o'clock. In- terest will be added after Monday, the 10th.-adv.
 Today CMonday) Tuesday and Wed nesday are Rogation days. for cen turies days of special prayer for Gods blessing and the crops.
 The W. c. T. union about the state are posting copies of the state law concerning the use and sale of cigarettes and tobacco to minors.
 White and purple lilacs, always de- sirable for Memorial day decorating, bloomed under today's hot sun and will be gone long before the 30th.
 The Norwich visitors to California, Miss Susan Allen, Miss Helen B. Moore and Mrs. Kate Mcclure. were due to reach Los Angeles Saturday. and a bed of beautiful tluips in the grounds at Cummings and Rings on Main street are adding to the City Beautiful effect.
 E. R. Bitgood's saw-mi11, which has hnn on he 1nesV fNF f17n xrfJ- lage of Rockville, R. l., has nearly completed work and is soon to move to lot near Sandy pond.
 place, formerly the Charles N. Cham plin farm, below Thamesville, where the trees are in full bloom, is admired by all who pass that way. A band of gypsies came to town on Saturday afternoon and the women, in their gay and not too clean garb, were conspicuous about the streets as they visited some of the stores and pur- chased supplies.
 4 bill which was introduced into the state legislature this year and has al- ready been heard before committee is firmly opposed by the graduate nurses. The bill proposes to lay tax on all registered nurses.
 With the assistance of special agents from the Connecticut college, at Storrs, the agricultural survey for the purpose of determining what is most needed in scientific cow-testing will probably begin this week.
 One of the thirteen nominated by the alumni of Berkeley Divinity school, Middletown, for election as trustees of the school is Rt. Rev. Rich ard H. Nelson, D. D. 'S3, of Albany formerly of Christ church, Norwich,
 The department of Agriculture in statement, indicates that the sheep killing dog is a greater menace now than ever before and that if he could $144,2 900 in the pockets of farm CTS.
 Saturdays New London Telegraph | said: The Connecticut Women's col | lege is indebted to Miss Louise Howe of Norwich, president of the Norwich | College club, who first enlisted the in | terest of the people of Windham coun- | ty in the college.
 The boat train from Norwich made | a stop at Groton station Saturday ev- | ening. The Free Academy Senior | class gave it's annual play Saturday | night and the train accommodated Groton passengers After June the train will stop regularly. The inventory of the estate of the | late Joseph L. Barbour filed in the of | fee of the Hartford probate court, shows that it is worth $59.237-94 made up principally of real estate and bank | deposits MT. Barbour died sudden | ly in his office last winter. Local advocates learn that the aa- nuaI meeting of the Connecticut Peace society will be held in the Center Dr. William Douglas Mackenzie will deliver an address on "The European War and the Kingdom of God" The Halle club of Norwich will be represented at the state convention of Working Girls clubs at Bristol today | ny Miss Mary B. Sheriden, a former president. Miss Jean Hamilton of New York, national league secretary, yill give the principal address Of the ey- | ening.
 To determine whether or not money shall be appropriated for the upkeep of the Thames Naval station, Rear | Admiral Austin M. Knight, command ed of the naval station, Newport R, l., will visit the coal depot this week He will arrive with his staff today | (Monday) or Tuesday. A Lenox correspondent states that Mr. and Mrs. William A. Slater, Jr | are at the American Ambulance in l Paris in tho service of the Allies, Mrs | Slater is nurse in one of the wards
 and MT. Slater is driving an automo- | bile ambulance.
 FUNERALS. | Patrick F. Kelly.