Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-31
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Norwich. Wednesday, May s1. 1916.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Full tides will prevatl today.
 Light vehicle lamps at 74s this
 This is the last night for nann- ing May basketE. Charles Macember. q yoluntovn man. haa been stricken with a shock. Hotels and restaurants entertained | many automobile parties on the holi- l day
 party of boat owners spent the holiday at Chelsea Lodge. on the | Thames.
 The New Haven road ran some of l it's trains in two sections to accom- 1 modate the heavy holiday travel. The closing of the factories in the to Norwich to view yesterdays pa We sell the best vacuum cleaner for s25.oo. The Tanning Studio. 52 Broad way.-adv.
 " eIIdce beckW1lns With the aid Of four others, has Jagged the Yale Harvard boat race course at Gales Ferry.
 In the movement of naval vessels it IS noted that the Bushnell L-1. La and L-4, have arrived at the Thames Naval station.
 Tomorrow. Ascension day. will be marked by masses at 5. and 8I o.cIoek at St. Patrick's church, the
 A Hartford paper states that Mrs. Julia Kellogg and Miss Kellogg have opened their country home in Filing ton for the season.
 There will be the customary presen- f tatien of children for baptism Chil- dren's day, June 11th, in the Con gregational churches.
 An apartment in Mrs. IT. F. Pal- mer's house on Union street has been leased by Manager AL Craig Taylor Of the Davis theatre. and family. One of the biggest flags displayed on Memorial day was that draped at the residence of N. D. Sevin, on Church street handsome banner 6x15 feet. | At Stonington the memorial address at the Second Congregational church sunday morning was delivered by Rev. George H. Ewing, of Norwich. 4 In Mantle news 1t is mentioned that MT. and Mrs. o. Frank Durfey and sons, Claude and Frank. of Fall River, are spending several days with Mrs. Edward Luce.
 The Woman's Christian Temper ance Union of the state, Mrs. Caro- RIIAl institute today Wednesday,. in Cen ter Church house, Hartford.
 The Memorial Day mass for deceas- ed members of St. Joseph's Sodality was sung in St. Patrick's church on 1 Tuesday at o'clock by Rev. T IF Broderick, good numper attending.
 The state highwap commissioner, l Charles J. Bennett. is having the trunk line highways of Connecticut marked according to the tri-color scheme as used in other New England states. -''--N
 Relatives from Norwich will he in Devon, Penn. today CWednesday). to attend the funeral at his residence. lakewood, of William N Wilbur who married Miss Bessie Fitch, of Nor wich Town.
 The second company from the bat l tleship South Carolina. in command of Lieutenant Hugo W. Koehler, was in Montville Tuesday morning to pa- rade and assisted in the Memorial day exercises. Harold Bosworth, clerk in the New London post office, has been appoint. cd clerk in the Groton office to sue. ceed the late Arthur V. Dobson whose sudden death caused by hear | I9llllFa 0NnnTT0d Ia Sf
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence Winthrop Bowen have closed their house at No East Sixty-Third street, New short stay before opening Bald Hill their country home at Woodstock.
 Notices have been mailed by tn, Harvard vlub of Connecticut to al high schools and boys preparatory schools in Connecticut, offering : scholarship of $200 for a member O the coming freshman class of liar ward college.
 Tn view of the expected incraas in commerce through Long islam, sound after the improvements il Hell Gate and the East river ar realized the department of commerc
 mas begun the publication of a mex 2 chart of the sound
 T William Lewis of wa+arfor, n has been committed to the Norwic N State hospital by the probate corr y after hearing. Sheriff Martin too
 the young man to the asylum as h
 had been acting strangely and ha
 purchased revolver with which b
 talked about killing his parents.
 At the Methodist National conven ,r ton In Saratoga, Monday, the ore Tt siding bishop at the Norwich con r. Terence. Bishop William A. QuayI, 10 received these conference assigr Id ments: Peoria, Ill, Sept 6; Robinson " III, sept. 13; Warrensourg, Mo, 0 r. Sept. 27: KirlSeviIle, Mo, Sept. 20 k
 Attended Cincinnati Convention. er MT. and Mrs. Herbert M. Lerou ba1 nr returned from Cincinnati, where M 1a reRnl1 rua c Irnol ,...,.,...-..-l- '. =