Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-26
VARIOUS MATTERS
Today is ealsndar day for June.

1ooAy 4s caAShd4r uAT 4Or Junes
 Light vehicle lamps at TAO this evening.
 Aunt Fannie Fowler, of Noank, cel- ebrated her 91st birthday "Wednesday.
 Only about four weeks remain untii the close of the school term and year.
 Summer teperatures prevailed on Thursday and trade benefited accord ingly.
 At East Lyme Mrs. Alice Way has flock of 30 hens which laid 30 eggs one day recently.
 Torpedo boat destroyer, No. ls, ar- rived "Wednesday noon at the subma- sine base at the Navy Yard.
 Daniel F. Connehan of New Lon- don has opened the Munson cottage at Prospect Beach for the summer.
 John Button whipped the streams at Pendleton Hill recently and caught 27 trout, which weighed 1S pounds.
 It was noted in the navy news Thursday that the L-1 L-3. and L-4, have sailed from Boston for New Lon- don.
 Miss Addles is in New York ana will bring back the latest hair styles. Watch for notification of her return adv.
 It is announced by the New Haven road that additional sleeping car ser vice will be inaugurated with the sum- mer schedule.
 We sell the best vacuum cleaner for S25.00. The Tanning Studio 52 Broad way.-adv.
 This weeks meeting of the c. l.. c. of Trinity Methodist church is to be held at the home of Miss Mary Gray, 41 Golden street.
 A number of gray squirrels. so tame that they pay little attention to pace ersby, run over the lawns and up the trees on Broad street daily. Battleships Florida and Utah from Hampshire from Tompkinsville, have been ordered to Block Island sound.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles ogden and family of New York, who will occupy this summer, will arrive the first of June.
 Local alumnae learn that the com naencement exercises at Mt. Holyoke college vii begin Saturday, June 10, and vii Iconclude the following We'd nesday.
 Sedgwick post, c. A. R., of Nor wich. has ordered about 1000 flags for marking soldiers graves this year The average number used annually is | upward of 900.
 Barn Social tonight. Carpenter Mfg. Annex, NGwton St. Supper and dance. adv.
 At the last grange meeting in Holland the topic was Birds. At the ! close of the grange there was a pres entation of seeding chrysanthemums for each member to raise
 Judge William H. HeaId, Of Stafford Springs, will be the guest of Alternate Arthur E. Bowers of Manchester at the republican national convention in Chicago. which begins June B.
 Although Attorney Charles W. Com stock and party have. not said much about their recent fishing trip to Maine, it is understood that they had over 50 salmon and trout to their credit
 At the Methodist convention in sar- ! atoga, Wednesday. Bishop William A. l Quayle, who presided at the recent conference sessions in Trinity M. E. church, Norwich, was reappointed to St. Louis.
 When the Grand Army men visited fSachem Street school. Miss Elizabeth Hayes. principal. this week, the Boy Scouts who received and escorted them were Malcolm Stinson and Thomas Whittridge.
 There will be a meeting of the Sunday schools of Holland county of all denominations in the Meth odist church. Holland today (Friday). The leading address vii be by Rev. o. J. Aldrich of Stafford Springs. Search is being made for thieves who broke into and ransacked the New Haven railroad stations at Madi- son, Clinton. Westbrook and Say brook. Little was taken from any station. At Clinton about S14 was stolen.
 The annual bulletin of the Black stone library, Bradford, issued yester- day by Librarian Charles N. Baxter. shows 34.T00 books in this library, built an dendowed by the late T. B. Black stone, of Chicago. of the Norwich fam fly of Blackstones.