Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-05-17
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VARIOUS MATTERS


Light vehicle lamps at 7.s1 this
evening.
Peach trees in sheltered localities
are in bloom.
Rural church societies are planning
for apple blossom suppers.
st. Uba1dus was commemorated in
the church calendar Tuesday.
MRS, James Lloyd Cray, widow Of
John Cray. died Monday in Griswold.
The Columbia has been ordered from
Hampton Roads to the Thames Naval
station.
We sell the best vacuum cleaner for
$4,000. The Tanning Studio. 50 Broad
-Way.-adv.
The spring is SO late that there
probably viii be no lack of flowers by |
the time Memorial day arrives.
The regular TUESDAY evening May
devotions at st. PAtrick's church were
conducted by Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
Two days of rain and fog have been
as disappointingit intending buyers as
to those offering special Merchants
Week bargains.
Because of freight delays, many
shipments of supplies and provisions
tor local stores are being received by
Adams express.
Cubs hereahouts are appointing del
ega.es to the meeting Of the State Fed
at Derby June TO.
Eastern Connecticut delegates will
attend the Connecticut Prohibition
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Hartford, today and Thursday.
A months mind requiem high mass
for Mrs. Fannie DAILY was sung in st.
Patrlcka church at s o'clock Tuesday
morning by Rev. J. Fl. Broderick.
Trinity Methodist Ladies' AID society
/ has been busy during the past week
Old papers which were collected
brought over II to the treasury.
John Stewart, inspector Of stean-
boats at the port of New London, has
been ordered to the station at Bes-
Eton. He will report there On July 1,
Governor Marcus II, Heleenh, ae-
eompanied by his staff, left Seuthing
ton Tuesday morning for Newark, N,
r., where~t the a6oth anniversary Of the
founding Of the city will be observed,
Highway Commissioned Charles j,
Bennett EXPLAINS to town authorities
that the work Of his department is
much retarded by the scarcity of Ia
Dor,
Somerset lodge will work the Enter
ed Apprentice degree tonight at 7.af
o'eleek-adv,
A regulation uniform has been pre-
seribed for rural carriers by the pos
e@ee department which is also pre-
HaFibing the uR=te=date style of mai
wagons to be used.
HeFeert Rich. formerly ef Norwich
instructor Of Yieiin at 6enaeGtieu
eeiiege, was heard at weekly eeHve
eaten Tuesday mer9iRg in q pro.
/ gFamme of four numbers,
The New fFavea read has begua it,
J annual spring campaign against trae
walkers an dtrain riders. Each yea
} at thi slime the railroads are troubled
by persons walking On the tracks anG
others Wha ride on freights:
The New York City committee Q
fund, Of wflioh walter Price, II
Broadway is the treasurer, acknowl
edges new donations, including s14
and Fhempsan.
II, +, Baker, directaE of the HEteH
siea Service Of the conneeticut Agri
sglsuass eee eag il e ReefyiIId lt
the eh1eet. Of bringing the warF {
the farm bureau to tf4e attention
the people OF that seetiaas
Samuel p. FhHaafaeF, of Ghi6ag
formerly at the head OF the Old la
10 and Order league in this state and we
"A lHawR in Norwich, where he fFeauea1
sai ~ visited. is ReW superintendent {
Ea the Committee of Fifteen of Chicag
10 Eengaged in an aati=viee crusade.
EeveFaf ladies from We#eeste#, who's
husbands ara employed at the HeplziI
and Allen plant. have been in Nerwie
ing GaaPaRE'a cottages GA Reeiswe
II street, and are greatly pleased vii
Z their eeRveRieHees and location.
ii IN Ola Lyms opposition has arisen
- the proposal to close Leutena]
Rivers present mouth and divert Il
r stream BY a. new channel Into the Low
er Connecticut river and a. petite
Fl against the change is ia circulation,
AT the aimsheuse sfpt, 3, b, Cha
mar already has five acres planted 81
will plant fYa mora, Peas, beets, ca
r6ts and LETTUCE are above ground,
epi'e of the late season, FeFty=ei
puaho1S pG pc. <1toSE AdYS pcSft If4eflt
and two aeFeF of corn. Mere corn
g to re put ia later.
Tho New Haven road has just pla
ed an order for 10000 tons of ra.
with the Bethlehem Steel company,
be delivered within the next thr
10 months, to be used in strengthen
~ the tracking all over the system a:
also for the laying of considerable NJ
tracking which is being planned.
g. The Pierre L. Sehe1lens residence
Broad street, Groton, will soon
e. opened as summer home for t
children of the Home for CrippI
o Children Of New York, which purcha
ed the property several months al
Mr.. and, Mrs. Schellens have NOV
DO their new home in Ramsdell sire