Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-05

Norwich, Monday, June 5, 1916.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 1.41 this evening.
 The rnercury climbed to 30 degrees n the shade Sunday afternoon.
 Schools in some Of the suburban owns wiIleen the years this week.
 The raansborm broke.a biz branch of one of the naples attthe Little Plain.
 A rainy Saturday, with suspended trolley service. meant the loss of thou sands of dollars to Norwich merchants. l
 A number of persons walked up to Mohegan park Sunday afternoon, en- loying the summer beauties of that 1 resort
 Don't forget to go to the polls today and vote. Remember that the repub- ! ican ticket stands for efacient city government.
 The Armenian relief fund has been increased by new gifts acknowledged Sunday, including from George S. Palmer $20O.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Kenyon of Hartford. formerly of Norwich, have opened their cottage at Eastern Point for the season.
 Sunday afternoon 5s visitors took advantage of the privileges of the Otis library reading room. Miss Virginia E. Hall was in charge.
 Steamer City of Lowell, of the for mer Norwich Line. IS to be the Sum lay excursion steamer from New York to Bridgeport this season.
 The breezy little book by Rufus B. BtrnhaIn Of Norwaetl, The Power Cruisers Pilot, has met with good sales in the local stores.
 Episcopal clergymen have been mo- tif1ed that the Goth annual alumni gathering of Berkeley Dicinity school, Middletown, is to be held Tuesday, June 6,
 The Ship and Engine company of Groton has made arrang gements for it. ney service for employees during the trolley strike, to continue as long as necessary.
 Every taxpayer and voter who has the interest of Norwich at heart should vote the republican ticket today. Polls open to 4.-adv.
 At Trinity Methodist church the Childrens day service will be held June 18th. The programme issued by the educational department of the church will be used.
 By a typographical mistake satur1 day, the reference to the famous book of Warren Lee Goss was given an un- meaning title. The head as written was Praised by Lord Wolseley."
 The dead trees on the parklet at the Central Vermont railroad station have been removed and those left are grow ing well, so that the appearance of Falls avenue is greatly improved.
 At the State Federation meeting which will be held in Derby June ', 8 and g, on Thursday, June 8, Prof. F. H. Sykes oT the Connecticut Woman's s college will address the delegates on tl1e work of-that institution. !. A circular letter from Rt. Rev. John '. Milan announcing the customary collection for the Holy Father in all the churches of the diocese Sunday next, June 11th, was read in the local Catholic churches yesterday.
 The New London school board has voted to increase the salaries of sev- eral principals of the public schools by $2e0 and those of the teachers from the sub primary up to the eighth grade by $50 instead of the annual $25 raise
 Republicans of Norwich: Don't for get the city election for mayor and common council today. Polls open { a. m. to p. m.-adv.
 At the high mass in St. Patrick, church Sunday Rev. Peter J. Cun5 preached from Heb. iv. 12, his theme being Sermons, as primarily designed to teach, and thle attention with whicf congregations should hear the word O 1 God expounded.
 The Connecticut college music de pertinent held it's last choral vespel service before vacation at Thames hal Sunday afternoon at 4.45 o'clock. Tn, preacher was Rev. Edward s. Worces ter of Broadway Congregatfo
 The automobile department at tn, state capitol in May 1915, received $50, ,S95.65 for issuing motor vehicle Ii censes and issuing registration certifi cates. against $87, ,311.75 for the core spending month this year, a gain Q $S6, ,416.10 for May, 1916.
 The public utilities commission ha.
 decided that public safety and conven fence requires the reconstruction of 1 bridge carrying the tracks of the NeE York, New Haven and Hartford Rail l road company over Armstrong's cross
 ing. So called, in Old Lyme.
 The National Council of Women 1 meeting at New York Friday, passed resolution to cooperate with local or l ganIzattons in every community in ar ranging suitable programmes for tn celebration of Fourth of July and t
 interest first voters in those celebra tfons.
 Graduate nurses from here will g to New Haven Wednesday to take ex
 anlinations before the state nurses ex amintng board. Those passing tn board examinations will be grante
 certificates which will permit them f
 practice their profession anywhere I
 this state.
 Alleging that he proposed to he
 while she was the guest of his mothe at The Griswold, Eastern Point. in tfl summer of 1911, Miss Cassie MansfieI
 DOty Of New. York has filed a breac
 of promise suit for $100, 900 damage
 against William Van Rensselaer, Shit
 of New York
 At the closing exercises and garde festival of the Porter school, Flarunins ton Saturday afternoon, luncheon fS
 500 was served under direction of MI.
 Louis Mabrey of Norwich. Mrs. Rol ] ert P. Keep, formerly of this city. hs
 had 225 pupils in this famous scho,
 fife past year.
 Tn the June Parish Visitor Rev. H -.aaLM =