Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-30

Two handsome window boxes have been filled the past week outside the reading room windows of the Otis li- brary.
 At Coventry Mrs. B. o. Spaulding has sold her farm to Arthur J. Vinton. Mrs. Spaulding will make her home in Norwich.
 School children were busy yester- day afternoon collecting flowers to help toward today's decorating of sol diers' graves.
 Get tickets at Fagan's Smoke Shop and save being in the rush for the mo- torcycle races. Decoration day.-adv.
 Monday at St. Patrick's church, months nina high mass of requiem for Catherine Malone was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 At Connecticut College. Rev. E. s. Worcester, pastor of the Broadway Congregational church, Norwich, will preach at vespers next Sunday.
 A special train is to be provided for the Connecticut Knights Templar who ment next month in Los Angeles.
 The beautiful borders of tulips at the residence of former Selectman A. D. Lathrop, on Main street have been a fine sight during the past fortnight.
 The members of the first commun- ion class of St. Patricks parish are to be examined this week. in prepara- ton for receiving the Holy Eucharist June 10.
 The event for track record will be a. thriller at the fair grounds, mo- tercmycle races. Decoration day: Tick cts at Fagan's Smoke Shop.-adv.
 Dealers claim to have sold a. record number of flags of all sizes and prices during Saturday and Monday, designed for both Memorial day and Flag day, June 14.
 It is mentioned by the current White Ribbon Banner that Buell., West Haven, South Manchester and Mantle W. c. T. unions have sent dues for part of their membership.
 Already the planet Mercury is again, lost in the suns rays, and even the very brilliant Venus will become quite invisible during the coming month, though it will not enter the morning sky until July 3.
 Mrs John Lawless entertained the members of the Saturday evening bridge club at her home at Quaker Hill Saturday evening. Two tables were in play and the prize was award ed to Mrs. Clinton D. Hanover. An unusually large swarm of bees was discovered about noon Saturday on the limb of a tree in the west end of the park at Ellington. They were i eventually hived by Mrs. E. H. Kibbe, who is an enthusiastic bee-keeper. Paintings by Inness. wyant, Mur- phy, Henry W. Ranger, of Noank, and | other noted American artists, which Fare said to have cost over $20O, GOO will be sold in New York this week l for the estate of Mrs. Elizabeth C. Nichols.
 the biggest aggregation of famous riders. The event between Earl Cove Gene Walker and Ted Carroll may never again be duplicated. Don't miss it. Tickets at Fafan's Smoke shop adv.
 According to State Treasurer Chamberlain, the Connecticut people are getting wise to the fact that 1t il better to pay the small tax on in vestments during the life of the ownel than to pay a heavy penalty tax aftel the decease of the owner.
 Monday evening there was meet ing of the Council of the Federation of Churches of Norwich, in Trinit!
 work in hand and communication
 from other bodies, and for the trans action of general business. The marriage of Miss virg4ni
 Grint and John Stark Cameron Q Washington, D. C., will take place O Wednesday, June T, at St. Andrew 7 Episcopal church, St. Johnslbury, VI
 Miss Grint Is a daughter of Rev. Al fired Poole Grint, former rector at Ne1
 London.
 Among the print portraits of Wash
 ington being shown in New York thi r week, is the full length engraved b t Valentine Green, (after John Trum . bull Of Lebanon, owned by MT. Mum o published in London in 1TS1-the frs d true likeness of Washington publish y ed in Europe.
 k John Currier Gallagher. 21. son {
 the late clerk of the superior cosIr r John Currier Gallagher, of New Ha ' ven, known to a number in Norwicl = and the late Laura Ives Gallaghe :, died Sunday at the family resfdenc a 76 Cottage street, New Haven, after
 lingering illness.
 n Division No. 1, A. o. H., St John Q Literary association and Seaside couT te cil, No. IT, K of C., of New Londo s have offered three gold money priz, y to the pupils of St. Mary's parochi IT school there, most efficient in Iris S history, American history and Chri
 tian doctrine, respectively.
 The Brun Mael. the eighth year boa
 of Brown University Women's Go ,f lege. is a superb volume, of whi,
 Miss Marion Elizabeth Stark, daugl I. ter of Mr. and GTrs. Charles l.. Star
 of Norwich, was editor-in- chief. Mi
 Stark, Phi Beta Kappa, 1e14-15, plal
 to teach. after postgraduate courS Invitations have been issued
 Rev. and Mrs. John Calvin Godda
 of Salisbury, who have Eastern Co
 necticut friends, for the marriage !. their daughter, Miss Ruth Sa1isbu
 Goddard, and Lindley Calhoun Mortc
 in the Salisbury Congregation pa church. Wednesday evening, June z at 8 o'clock.