Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

4~-T~7@ ! The sale of flags for Memorial day has begun unusually early this year. The farm in Waterford of Mrs. EI- Ia l.. IChappell has been sold to Mrs. I Myra Sholes of New London.
 Sunday afternoon 4s persons vis- ited the Otis library reading room. Miss Virginia Hall was in charge. At Cromwell. Rev. Elwen 0. Mead. formerly of Leonard Bridge. will be
 We sell the best vacuum cleaner for $2o.oo. The Tanning Studio. 52 Broad At Rockville. Burpee woman's Re- lief corps is preparing to serve to lunch to at least 200 on Memorial day.
 Eastern Connecticut Adventists have been notified that the Advent camp meeting opens at Puainville, August 26.
 Commodore Morton F. Plants steam yacht Vanadis has arrived off East ern Point and has anchored in the lower harbor.
 Members of the Grand Army are endeavoring to secure general inter est In providing flowers in abundance Tor Memorial day.
 Warmer weather Saturday and Sunday encouraged the hope that after all. this is not going to be springless Spring.
 The British-American War Relief fund, of which Lady Herbert is the president. acknowledges new gifts. including $35 from Plainf1eld ] London from Norwich by the tug Aquidneck, the barge having finish ed dlscharging her cargo of coal. A. A. McCaskill preached at the Lakes Pond Baptist church Sunday at 1 a. m. on Strive to Enter in I 1924.
 This weeks meeting of Alpha Sig ma society of the Second Congrega- ttonal church is to be held at the home of Miss Jackson, 294 Laurel Hill avenue. this evening
 It was announced Sunday that the first communion -<day of the younger children of St. Patricl's parish I would be June 10th, a week earlier that at first planned.
 Students and professors of Connec- I ticut college have been invited to Norwich, June 2. when the College club of Norwich, will present a Shakespearean pageant. II The stonington Mirror mentions that Henry W Branche, formerly of Norwich, has returned to Hartford, having been at Lords Point to ar- range for the opening of his Roxmont cottage.
 Papers at Waterbury note an in- crease of $10o in the salary for next year of a Norwich young man, James E. Grafton, vice principal of Crosby High School who is aL present re- ceiving $2ooo.
 Yesterday. in St. Patrick's church, Rev. Peter J. Cuny completed his series of sermons on the Sacrament of Matrimony. his theme being The Ideal Christian Family. as typified by the Holy Family of Nazareth. Big sale of women's hats all this week. Prices that will please Mrs w. H. Rogers, T Union street.-adv.
 Yesterday. the third Sunday ir May, was observed as Peace Sunday in some of the churches by request Of the League to Enforce Peace semblage on May 26 and 27. Norwich Academy classmates ot Poultney Bigelow, '73. were interest. ed in the letters written him by Sil . Roger Easement, published in a New York Sunday paper by MT. Bigelov and of vital interest at present.
 Abby. the little daughter of MT. ant Mrs. I4ydall of Almyville is a patien in Backus hospitals Norwich. Abou week ago the child swallowed a fisl bone which caused much sufferine Since that time pneumonia has de veloped.
 Norwich AIumnae learn that tn annual graduating exercises of tn New Britain State Normal school vii be held Thursday, June 22s Princi pal Marcus White has secured Hon Henry Morrison, superintendent o instruction in New Hampshire to de liver the address
 One of the Lyme artists. Ednun Grecean is pleasingly represented fl
 the Folsome Galleries, New York 2 tnts week in portraiture and studio I of woman and of child have tn
 say.
 Yi A Bolton housekeeper on going t the attic to locate the spring lite A of kittens discovered the happy fami
 ly in the top of a barrel and sn1ug
 gled with them in the cozy nest wa E rat very much at home. How
 had got around the mother cat is !. mystery.
 Postmasters have received wor
 rom the postal department that un
 til further notice money orders ex
 ceeding $100 may not be sent
 Denmark, Norway, Sweden or tn
 Netherlands: also that this amour
 may be sent by a single remftte
 only once each week.
 w Right Rev. James A. McFau VI Bishop of the Catholic Diocese (
 Trenton, N. J., announced Saturda
 in letter to members of the CafhoIi Hierarchy, including Connecticut
 bishop. that the American Federatio
 of Catholic societies would hold F convention in New York from Augu, ' 20 to 2s.
 .e Officers and delegation of men se bers of the Groton Junior Endeavt
 society came to Norwich Saturds E. afternoon to attend a conference the Junior Missionary band at Pal Congregational church parish hons