Norwich bulletin., 1915-05-08

The $500 peach trees at Frank w Browning's Kitamaug orchard have been in full bloom all week and were a beautiful sight.
 All fresh stock, no cheap left-overs at Powers Bros.-Adv.
 At his recital in Plant hall, New London, Friday night, by Frederick Weld, the accompaniments were play ed by Miss Ella M. Potter of Norwich
 4 book recently received at the Peck library which is of practical value from an art standpoint is Cousins Co., lonial Architecture; Fifty Salem Door ways.
 Judge John H. Perry of Southport has been elected president of the Metebetchouan club of Canada, which is made up largely of Connecticut people.
 Union service, Second Church. Sun day evening. Sermon by MT. Coleman. Adv.
 Committees are busily preparing for the annual meeting of the Army and Navy club of Connecticut to be held at The GIiswold, Eastern Point, Wednes- day, June 23d-
 A. ingS, teacher in the grammar grade of the Hick Memorial school, has been called to her home in Stonington, by the illness of her parents.
 Lobsters cheap again today at Pow CTS Bros. We give votes for the H. brary-Adv.
 The Rockville Journal states that Dr. J. Ralph Morin returns to that city after several weeks of inspection of cattle for the hoof and mouth disease, for the government in Norwich.
 The governor has approved a bill from commissioner Jeffrey O. Phelps Jr., for $1,793.O3 for the eradication of the cattle disease, and the monthly bill of $12S.25 from the same source.
 John H. Wilson, who went to Hart ford on Tuesday and underwent an operation for appendicitis on Wednes- day in St. Francis hospital, was re- ported as resting comfortably on Thursday.
 Conn. river shad. direct from Deep River, at Powers Bros. Remember, the value of fish is it's freshness-.Adv.
 The Catholic pastors of the diocese will announce tomorrow a novena in honor of the Holy Ghost to be held in all the churches of the diocese, on May IA. to Saturday, the Eve of Pen tecost, May 22.
 Louis Busker of Newton, local agent for the Jewish Agricultural and Industrial Aid society otherwise known as the Baron de Hirch Fund, Is now busy with placing of men with farmers all over this state.
 William H. Cone, night engineer of the Thames river bridge, of the New Haven railroad, for 25 years, has been pensioned by the railroad and has been succeeded by Joseph Nichols, formerly at the engine house at Midway.
 The school savings system in New London is rapidly growing and is pop ular III the public schools. During April $1O6 was deposited by the chil- dren of the Bartlett school, many of whom have their own accounts.
 The tax collectors office will be open this evening, Saturday and Mon day evenings until 8 o'clock. Inter est will be added after Monday, the 10th-a1V.
 A sign of increasing business throughout the country is seen in the railroad yards when heavily loaded freight trains go through daily where as not many weeks ago the trains were smaller and were fewer in number.
 Local Total Abstinence society mem berS have been notified that the Cath olic Prohibition League is to hold it's next annual convention in the Greek theatre, on the Million Dollar pier, At lantic City, N. J.. from July to in elusive.
 Miss Mary F. Crofton, instructor in science at the Williams Memorial in stitute, New London, had her class in botany on a woodland trip about Co., chegan- rock at Montville Friday, go- ing by special trolley car and having a box luncheon.
 Governor Marcus H. Holcomb has Michael Crafty of Rock vile, John c. Healy of Naugatuck and Fred w. Neumann of New Haven as barber commissioners to serve for term of two years from July 1, 1915, and signed their Commissions.
 The Misses Gregoire announce a sale on all their trimmed hats from 98c to $5-9S, for one day only, Saturday, May Sth. They will OCCUPY the first cor ner store of the Thayer building, Franklin square, Norwich, Conn, for the sale.-Adv.
 The current Catheolic Transcript states that Rev. E. M. Hayes, recently of Jewett City, celebrated mass at Bristol last Sunday. Father Hayes is acting as assistant to the Rev. John H. Suspicion at St. Aloys1us' church, at New Canaan, and is regaining his health.
 The planet Mars is in the eastern morning sky near Venus throughout this month but is too distant from the earth to be well seen. There will be a very. close conjunction between Mars and Venus on the morning of May 14, Venus being south of Mars only 56 
 May S1st. at s.S0 there will be an ordination of six priests at St. Joseph's cathedral, Hartford, among whom are Rev. Francis O'Shea, of Deep River, and Harry Coleman of Norwich.
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