Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-16

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 Thirteen members of St. dary'B ua- rochial school are to be graduated' at sxekclses to be held ax St. AEaryse church Sunday afternoon. The na4 Enchial sch9ci closes for the season today. At Sundays exercises gold medals and diplomas will be presented dardI pastor of the parish, and who takes a great interest in the paroehiai school.
 Fl.FI Presentation Melted saDB.so.
 Treasurer e. Harold Gilpatfac Of the Playground organization that praBehff- ed Fl-F1 at the Bradley theatre on Tuesday evening gave out Thursday that the net receipts amount 10 &S45.s 30. Of this amount the producers get one half and the Playground orEani2a4 tion one- -haI1, $197.8O for each. The work of equipping tho playgrounds as to commence soon.
 Pcmfrst Students JolIifieatlon.
 ThursdaF night at Pomfret the usual jubilation ceremonies marking the closing for the year of Pomfref school were carried out by the students. and all of the other features that each year make the celebration of intereEb to the people of Pomfret and sur- rounding towns.
 Start on Eight New Houses.
 Work on the construction of the eight new dwellings planned for by the Manhasset Manufacturing com pany is to be commenced next week These houses are to be of the ready speedily brought about. The houses are to be erected near the plant of the company in the South Meadow street section of the city.
 County Suffrage Conferences.
 Prominent suffragists from every section of NVindham county are ex- pected here tomorrow for the county conference that is to be held in Odd Fellows hall. There will be state off1- cers among tho visitors and in their honor a reception is to be held at 5 D. m. The local league members have arranged for the entertainment Of the visitors.
 To Spend Vacation In Trade School.
 All the boys who leave their routine school work today for what IS the long summer vacation are not plan about town or in useless pastimes. Some of the boys from the grade schools are to enter the Trade school
 nieh Is to be in session through the Innler season and are to follow what $ known as the summer course.
 Ready for Railroad Advertising. At the New Haven station metal forms for the advertising that is later to appear on the building, as on other stations of the New Haven system have been put in place. These forms are of what are known as one-sheei and three-sheet boards. Some have i been placed on the north end of the .station, others out under the train i sheds.
 Comfort Station Favored. A convenience station is one of the things that has been suggested for tho playgrounds. Such a station would bt greatly appreciated by many persons 1 by many who come here from out O. town to do shopping. The walls of the new trade schoo building are now up to about the Ieve 1 of the top of the second story win. dows. At the rate of progress that ii being made it is probable that ths roof will be in courst of construction about July 1.
 Albert D. Luke, who was graduated last week from Worcester Polytech, nic institute, has taken a position witt I a worcester concern. MT. Luke wal graduated with the degree of Bachelor of Science, his course of study hayfnt been mechanical engineering.
 Lunched at Thompeon.
 Mrs. Helen M. Wiley, Miss Ellen M l Wheeloek. Putnam. and George 2 I Taft, Uxbrfdge. were Entertained at : ] luncheon Thursday at the home O Mrs. George A. Vaughn, Thompson.
 Michael Carey and Addis Welch lef Putnam Thursday for Bridgeport u | attend the Moose state convention or Friday and Saturday las representa-. tfves of the Putnam order of Moose.
 At Norwich Library Convention,
 Miss Emma Kinney, librarian of tn, Putnam library, attended a meetins in Norwich Thursday of the Connectf, drews substituted for Miss Kenney a l the library.
 The Woman's Board of the Day. KimbalI hospital will meet Wednesdas afternoon in Odd Fellows hall. Pom I fret street.
 The members of the W. R. c. met o, I Thursday afternoon with Mrs Li1Iil l B. Leach, Seward street, for socia gathering.
 Invited to Webster Game.
 Malcolm E Wiley, secretary of th, castern Connecticut high school base l ball league, today received a lette from James A.. Lsobban. principal Q I viting the members of the Putnam ] team to attend the Bartlett Norwfcl | Academy game in Webster next Sat E urday. This is the second game 0 i the championship series.
 Caught on the Fly. l Mrs. Lt1lie E. Leach of Sewar, street entertained members of 4. "a Warner, ". R. O., at her home Thurs day afternoon.
 Members of different fraternaI or ganizations of which he was a mem Der will attend the funeral of ex-Afay or Edward Mullan.
 Rev. Edward P. Garfety, recently or dained at LattIe Rock, Ark, and wi1 Is to celebrate his first mass at Ux bridge next Sunday, has relatives 1 Putnam.
 Special officers havs been au tfi section the past few days on aeccun of the need of Keeping tabs on circu crowds,
 Rev. William P. EngIlsh Of tfe Afis sionary society of Connecticut is f preach at the Congregational ehurc Sunday.
 There is to be q reception for Re, ". L. Beard at the Congregations T