Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-10

NorMloE. Wednesday. My 10. 191e.
VARIOUS MATTERS

ing Wednesday, 10 a. m.-adY.
 A big supply Of coal is waiting to state hospital.
 Members of the botany classes are finding thet fern fronds an interesting study just now.
 Florists are already receiving orders CTS day, Sunday next.
 Connecticut delegates have left for Pittsburgh to attend the national 1 hardware convention.
 A number from Norwich will be in l New York to witness the big Prepared 1 ness parade Saturday.
 Dealers have advanced the date so that Straw Hat day thds year comes | Saturday next, May 1S. This section will be represented at the convention of master plumbers in Meriden today "Wednesday.
 There has recently been received at the Otis library D. E. Lyon's book, l How to Keep Bees for Profit.
 Miss Betty A. Counehan of Norwich is spending a month with her sister, Mrs. John G. Fox. of Hartford. Col. Robert o. Eaton of New Haven, ex-United States collector, was in town Tuesday surveying future polit- fcal prospects.
 Several Norwich owners of cottages at Eastern Point have already visited their property, preparatory to opening the houses for the season.
 An anniversary high mass of re-
 
 in St Patrich's church Tuesday morn ing at o'clock by Rev. J. H. Broder- tclS.
 The tax collectors office will be open Wednesday evening until eight o'clock Wednesday, the tenth, interest will be added to all unpaid taxes.-adv.
 The total registration at St. Pat crease of 35 over last year. Rev. Myles P. Calvin is the school super visor.
 The third annual meeting of the Connecticut Womans League for Ami mals was held Tuesday afternoon at the residence of Mrs. James Hillhouse in New Haven.
 No bids were received by the state
  ly 10000 railroad ties to be used in laying tracks to the state pier approach at East New London.
 Members of the Central Baptist church have made it possible for the pastor, Rev. pr. J. B. S1ocum, to attend the Northern Baptist convention at Minneapolis, May 17-24
 The seapianes being built for the o4 ha CNaI1and0f T1la nj Thamesville, have been tested for f1oatage this week, and photographed fo1 the Washington authorities
 Bishop Brewster has announced for June IS, Trinity Sunday, at the dio- cesan vacation house at Canaan, a quiet day for the associates of the | Glrls' Friendly society of the state. i Purchasers of tickets in advance of the opera Patience to be given on May ] IT are privileged to exchange them at Davis store on Tuesday and Wednes- | day for reserved seat tickets and to pay such differences as they may wish for choice of seats.-adv. Because of the annoyances of small boys who consistently sat on the wall and offset at the Otis Library, two | conspicuous white signs have been set up, with the warning. Keep off the grass"
 The Hartford College club has voted a gift of $3,300 for the Connecticut ! college gymnasium fund, stipulating that he gymnasium should be named the Elizabeth Wright gymnasium ir honor of Miss Wright the college bur- sar and registrar.
 At a Sunday school conference held at St. John's church. Bridgeport, today under the diocesan board of religious education one of the speakers will bt Rev. Marcus J. Simpson, rector of St I Peters church, Cheshire, former rec. tor Of Yantic Episcopal church.
 Local church workers have received from w. R. Moody, president of th' Northfeld schools, the arrangement O. the 34th season of the NorthfieId con ferences and summer schools. Tht Northfield seminary commencement : June to 6, is the first event of note
 The newly issued catalogue of Nor wfch Free Academy shows that of tn total of 1,727 graduates between 1858 | 1915, 789 are credited to Norwich, 35 to Connecticut, 120 to Massachusetts Is Sto New York city, 20 to California 19 to Washington, D. C.. and A t Rhode Island.
 ! AL an 1nC9r0SL1nB session or In North Stonington Equal Franchis ? league in the Congregational vestry ol Monday afternoon Mrs. Willis Austil of Norwich described the work of tn Norwich league. Mrs. H. M. Pendletor F president of the North Stoningtol league, presided.
 Unless rapid progress is made f completing the foundation for the ra dial brick chimney and erecting tn chimney at the borough power hous, } Groton borough is threatened wit grave difficulties in connection wit . furnishing electric power to the sum nner colonies dependent upon 1t 6c Invitation to Connecticut High School
 A special invitation ia being issue to Connecticut high school student to witnesg the sham battle te be hal at B'ort Wright on Sunday, May Il betweeH'e the camping parties fret , EtorrB and tha Rhode Island Stat