Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-17

Catholic pastors of this vicinity will return to their parishes this morning, after attending. the annual weeks spir-
 Invitations are out for the marriage at Moosup, of Oscar A. Jorret and Miss Margaret F. Smith, which is to take rlace June 27th.
 Soft shen crabs today at Powers Bros adv s
 A Central Village patient. Mrs. John Francis, has been brought to the Backus hospital, Norwich. She has been i'll for several weeks.
 ed at Canterbury by Miss Sprague of the State Agricultural commission. The date will probably be June 20.
 The conference of. Six Congregations al churches is to be held at the New ent Congregational church, Lisbon, on June 21, when the there will be- Christian Preparedness.
 The Sacred Heart devotions. con- sisting of the rosary and the litany, were vel lr,a,ti attended Friday evening, Cuny leading the devotions.
 New arrival fish for today at Pow CTS Bros.-adv.
 Who's Who in America for the years 1916-1917 is out The book | contains 5000 pages and nearly 22,- 1 900 biographical sketches, including two or three Norwich people
 Preliminary plans for entertaining In October. were discrssed at the meeting of local No. 10, Bricklayers. Masons and Plasterers. held this
 The committee of Sons of Veter- | ans Of which Arthur l.. Peale is chair man has already found more than 20 l unmarked soldiers graves in St Mary's cemetery, at which the state will erect headstones.
 Meni Men! Ment hear swahn's or ehestra Sunday, -sS0. Thayer building. ---adv.
 The wedding in All Haliows church, | Moosup, Monday, of Russell McNa- Mara and Miss Adeline Daigneault, Miss Rose Daigneault, sister of the l bride, was maid of honor and James R. Moran of Norwich. was best man.
 The United States Civil Service commission announces for June 21, an examination for telephone engineers, Tor men only, to fill vacancies in the Forest Service at Denver, Col, and Portland, Ore, at $1,8O0 per annun. [. H. Healey of Woodstock has been invited to speak at the opening of the Graduate School of Agriculture to be held at Amherst college, We'd nesday evening, June 18th. The sub- | ject assigned is "The Human in Agriculture"
 A fine message to men by Rev. G. H Ewing, Sunday, at 8.So. Thayer build ing.-adv..
 pr. Joseph A. Ambler of Norwich has resigned as professor of chemis- try at Arcadia university, Wolfville, Nova Scotia, and accepted a, position as chemist with the Standard Aniline Products, Inc, at Wappingers Falls N +. manufacturers of dyestuffs. The complaint of farmers in the suburbs that blackbirds are pulline up corn is reminder that the found CTS of Norwich came here in 1859, be- cause discouraged at the way black birds at Saybrook came in focks and pulled up their crops
 The choir of St. Johns Catholic church. Plainfeld, upnder the direc- ton of Prof. Hugh Kinder. of Nor- ! HA~AAJ Ao PAdilAlAA1G u S1N0 q SdGTGu con- cert St. John Baptist Sunday; al which time it is expected the new organ will be ready for use.
 The announcement this week of the engagement of Miss Estelle F. Was serman of New York to Seymour Plaut, formerly of Norwich, interest ed many friends. MT. Plaut IS asso- ciated with his broehers in conduct ing a big department store in Jamaica L. I.
 At the Norwich Free Academy alumni meeting Monday evening, O Chester Johnson will speak for the Archibald Gilchrist, of the Dippel Op- era Co. will sing. The principal ad. dress will be by Frank Edward John. At a conference Wednesday evening at the Lakes Pond Baptist church. < was decided to continue the services at both the Lakes Pond church and al the Chesterfield church. The confer. ence followed a devotional service al f which Rev. c. H. Streuse of Norwich was spetalzer.
 Miss Cora Marsh entertained tn, Lucretta Shaw chapter. D. A. R., ol Friday afternoon from 3 until o'clock at her home at ss2 William street, New London. The regents ant boards of management of chapters il Norwich, Groton, Stonington and Mvg tic were guests, also.
 Massage treatment, baths for ctron ] ic diseases Mrs. | H Hopwood, 6 Union streeE-adv 5 Although coming in handsonn 1, new automobile from Wellesley Mass, for his summer visit to th Ross homestead in Lisbon, now oc : cupied by Edward Tarbox, George Ross, the owner, Is enjoying him self driving the good old reliabI horse about the country lanes an, highways.
 The horses hoof is in reality Iii middle toe very much enlarged.
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