Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-13

Norwieh, Saturday, May 1s, 1916.
VARIOUS MATTERS

The apple trees near the DOWau resi- dence on Broadway are almost ready l to bloom.
 Clouds of dust annoyed the mer- chants Friday, when open store doors were the rule.
 Bishop Nilan's appointments include: July 4, New I.ondon, Our Lady of Per- petual Hope, dedication. 10 a. m
 Joseph Angelo of Waterford. who has been a patient at a New London hospital, was discharged Thursday. We sell the best vacuum cleaner for $25.00. The Tanning Studio. 52 Broad way.-adv.
 People on Saturday and Sunday out ings need to exercise caution because of the danger from woodland and grass fires.
 More mild. pleasant weather is pre- dicted for today so that everything will favor big Merchants Week crowd.
 At meeting of the Athletic asso- citation of Connecticut college Miss Irma Hutzler of Norwich. was elected treasurer.
 Some of the Normal School pupils are spending portion of this term ob- serving work and methods in rural model schools.
 Don't fail to attend Y. M. c. A. mass meeting, Thayer building, Sunday af- ternoon.-adv.
 Local people who have been at their shore cottages this week state that the fog horns and bells have sounded too, often to be pleasant.
 
 A former pastor of Ledyard Con- gregational church. Rev. A. E. Kin mouth, of Brooklyn, Conn, recently celebrated his 10th birthday.
 For the fourth year Comrade George R. Sanders, of Sedgwick post, G. A R., has been invited to take charge of the Memorial Day exercises at Un- casville.
 "Life,s Supreme Refsual,' pr. s1o- | cun1'S subject tomorrow night at Cen Tal church. MT. H. w. White will sing. adv
 The New London board has dele gated Superintendent Charles B. Jen- | nings to attend the convention of the National Educational association Tn New Pork, July i.
 A contractor is making many im- ! provements at the old peace meeting | grounds on the Mystic river, which are to be used this summer as camp for girls from New York. | A Pomfret correspondent mentions | that a former Franklin pastor, Rev. l Harry A. Beadle is numbered with the automobile owners, having just pur- chased fine five-passenger car.
 Friday at s o'clock. in St. Patrick's | church, relatives and family friends at- tended a months mind high mass of requiem for Patro1man Cornelius Mur- 1 phy, sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 Prominent speakers secured for Y. M l c. A. mass meeting, Thayer Building, Sunday afternoon.--adv.
 President Francis J. Leavens, of the Dime Savings bank finds that Norwich people are already showing genuine in l terest in filling the little boxes witt dimes, for the Permanent Blind Re lief War fund.
 Cooperating with the Society ,ot 1 American Indians, the Connection branches will observe today (Satur. ] day) as day set apart for the consid. eration of the Indian. his history anG his present needs.
 Frederick Sykes, young son of pr | Frederick H. Sykes, president of oCn' necticut college. is painfully scratch ed and bruised as the result of al accident when his bicycle collidet with wagon and threw him to tht ground.
 The Philharmonic society CYoun. Peoples Symphony), B. E. Baker con ductor, will give a concert in Davit theatre Sunday, May 14th. at 2.30 p. m Tickets may be procured from member of the orchestra.-adv.
 When the clergy of the Roman Cath olic diocese make their annual retrea at Keyser Island this June they vii find another building erected for thei accomnoda ton. The dates assigne are June 1217 for pastors. June 1922 for curates.
 At the general conference of tn Methodist church being held at Sara toga Springs, Trinity Methods church of Norwich is represented thi week by District Superintendent G. c Scrivener, Rev. F. w.. Coleman an James c. Macpherson.
 Since Thames street. Groton. is tor up by the reconstruction work, ap of fcer has been stationed on the corne of Thames and School streets, waer the directors, automobilists and other who desire to go to Eastern Point take the route over School and Mon ument streets.
 A new post office department rul reads: Unlimited requests for tn forwarding of mail to other postofflce E shall be observed until revoked, excer that such requests affecting general de t livery mail at city delivery possor1ce 1. shall expire at the end of thirty day unless renewed.'
 The state chamber of commerce warning against a colored gentIema who claims to be an archbishop, i : this state soliciting funds for the Al mighty Church. Some time ago h l was soliciting funds for the True Ligf r Army, but he had trouble with th n postal authorities. so had to change h r tune.
 The American government is pre- pairing to protest to Great Britai against it's policy of refusing to allo the shipment of hospital supplies | the American Red Cross to German and her allies. This order has kel some of the Versailles Sanitary Ffb1 Co.'S product from Europe, divertin A it to South America
 Connecticut boys are among u class leaders at Holy Cross colleg