Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-12

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 Neruleh' Monday. lans E. 1s1s:
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.s1 this evening.
 Growers of peonies are cutting some extra large and handsome blossoms just now.
 The every member canvass Of Christ church parish has been completed, the result being exceedingly satisfactory.
 Among the beautiful Ilaododendrons about town now in full flower. IS that on Broad street.
 One of the painters showing canvases at the summer show at the Knoedler galleries, New York, is Henry ". Ranger of Noank.
 Thousands of copies of Governor E1Q&~oAAA9 4eAG3 NAe@J EAO~A2AAA49k~AOA4 <sA v being sent out to be read in the schools Wednesday,.
 Restored trolley service was appre- ciated Saturday by the crowds Of shoppers who came to town in spite of unfavorable weather.
 The borders of beautiful iris at the residence of Misses Fannie and Edith Bliss on Washington street are admired by all who pass that way.
 At the Sunday morning service at Christ church the rector, Rev Richard R. Graham, delivered an eloquent ser mon on Spiritual Preparedness.
 The moon f1lls Thursday, the 18th, at 4.42 D. n., and some of the weather prophets declare that the rainy weath- CT will continue until after that date.
 The reading room of the Otis Li- brary proved a pleasant refuge for 11S visitors, during Sunday afternoons rain- Miss Sadie J. Dawson was in charge.
 Children's day will be observed by the Central Baptist Sunday school next Sunday. In the evening at o'clock, when Rev. J. c. Robins of Boston will be the speaker.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for June 13 exami- nations for cook and baker, men and women, to fill vacancies mentioned in the Indian service.
 Teachers have been notified Naat the annual meeting of the National Educa- | ton society of the United States is to | he held at Madison Square Garden l New York. July to 8.
 Parish schools of ane diocese have been notified that examinations for the scholarships for Mt. St. Joseph Conn mercial High school will be held al Hartford June 23 and "A. 1 To Inquirer: Flowers for the city poor. sick and shut-ins may be sen to the New York Flower Mission, 104 East Twentieth street, every Monday and Tuesday for distribution.
 The Baptist Sunday school at volun, town has voted to invite the Stoning' ton Union Bible school convention tt held their 18th annual meeting witt the Baptist church at Volunt0wn Aug 30.
 Yesterday, Pentecost Sunday, Rev Myles P. Calvin preached at the higl mass in St. Patrick's church on Tn Descent of the Holy Ghost Upon tn Apostles. as narrated in the day epistle, Acts ii. 1-11.
 A committee of Sons of Veterans wa at St. Mary's cemetery on Sunday at p.-m. to meet relatives of Soldier I whose graves are unmarked, that sucl graves may be properly marked by tpl state with suitable headstones. I This week at the Second Congrega 1 tional church the midweek meeting 0
 
 ference will be led by Rev. Fran Palmer, who will speak of the work c the Home Missionary society of Con necticut.
 The exercises of the 37th annus commencement of Northfield seminar : were unusually interesting this yea. both because of the large number ( old students returning and because ( the large representative class bein graduated.
 At the tuberculosis sanatoriul ( Farmer Thomas J. Kelley has hnishe cutting an acre of rye, which helT toward he feed of the team horses. H has planted five acres Of potatoes, tW acres of corn and three acres of vege tables in general.
 \ Printed lists issued Sunday to tf r members of St. Patrick's parish sIo' b14dL tAlG I1G1ADSIS cllQ IE40uQS O1 IT Holy Name society contributed $1 229.50 toward two marble statues fC the sanctuary, the men donating $670.: and the women s559.25.
 Friends from eastern connectfcl will be in Waterbury today for u funeral of Thomas W. Fitzmarric which will take place from the fami residence, Il Johnson street. to S Margaret's church, where requie. high mass will be celebrated.
 pastor for ten years at St. Bel nard's church, Rockville. Rev. Lul Fitzsimons, permanent rector of u K Church of the Immaculate Conceptio Waterbury, celebrated Saturday u : 40th anniversary of his ordination
 the priesthood.
 Adjt. Gen. George M. Cole has al nounced that the field manoeuvres the First and Second Connecticut il fantry regiments will be held ne Hebron July 10-15. The First w mobilize at Andevor railroad static and the Second at Amston station.
 The cup offered by Prof. Hira A .7