Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-01

Nsrwleh. Thursday. June ]. 191e.
VARIOUS MATTERS

NorsIcfs lnursoays Sone 2 KIT
 VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at TIA this evening.
 end of sls genuine . hot lI weather. % VI The best moonlight nights In June! will be from the 18th to the 16th
 There will be special services in the Episcopal churches today. the Eeast of I the Ascension.
 Summer mail deliveries will begin atsocean Beach and Eastern Point to- day. (Thursdayl.
 P. T. Radfker and family of New York have opened their summer home at Neptune Park.
 We sell the best vacuum cleaner for s26.00. The Tanning Studio, 62 Broad way.-adv.
 Thames Towboat companyss tug Minnie, Capt T. S. Rogers, has towed the coal laden barge Redican to Nor wich.
 Only about eight more days of study remain at Norwich Free Academy be- fore the examinations preceding com mencement begins.s
 Those who are to participate in the Shakespeare pageant on the Ac1 1deny grounds had a dress reheaT sal on "Wednesday evening
 June devoticns ara to be held in St. Patricks churd1 following the daily parish mass at 2 o'clock each morning, also on Friday evenings.
 The State Woman's Christian Tenn perance union will hold a series of intistutes in New London, June 5th, and at Willimantic. June 7th.
 Mrs. Walter s. Garde of Farming ton avenue Hartford, and her sister, Miss Mar5orte Smith, are at the Garde cottage at Neptune Park to spend the season.
 Y Closing ceremonies for the first aca- Jennie year of Connecticut college will evening, the night before college is rlosed.
 Construction work on the Groton- Eastern Point road and onl the track work of the New Haven railroad was lcontinued Tuesday in spite of the holiday.
 Sixteen members of the Progressive Missionary club attenoed Wednes- days meeting in Bushnell chapel. Mrs. John B. Post, the president, led the meeting.
 Half dollars, quarters and dimes of new design will be minted after July l, the first change in those coins since 1891. Each of the new pieces will be of different design. ! Bishop, who is at his summer estate in Brooklyn, Conn, has sent $5 toward the illumination of the State of Liberty in New York harbor Just off the ways, after a thorough overlooking, steamer New Shoreham, in her new dress of white, sailed Me- morial day from Providence for New port and Block Island.
 Rev. Vernon H. Cooke of the Derby | Second Congregational church will leave today (Thursday) for Williman- | tac, where he has accepted the pastor ate of ttse Congregatio church.
 The committee of Hartford clergy men who will march in the Preparad- ness parade Saturday includes Rev pr. Michael A, Sullivan, pastor of the Immaculate Conception church, a ina. l tive of Colchester.
 At Tuesdays session of the Bible missionary ard evangelistic conferenc, at New Britain, under the auspices O the Emmanuel Gospel church one O the speakers was Capt. Charles T Potter of Norwich
 .F1ve veterans. sons of veterans, tw, troops of Boy Scouts and four auto mobile truck loads of school childrel %ea6 of the largest Memorial day parade that Groton has ever held : A former Norwich man. Orrin [ \ Judd, principal of Plainville Gram mar schools, has recovered from in juries received when he was black lacked and robbed in New Haven sev eral weeks ago. and has resume teaching:
 The New Haven railroad has sent circular letter to shippers, consignee and commercial organizations in NeN ! England outlining the manner in whic they can assist and expedite the ter imitation of the embargo on shipment into New England
 The embargo on luxuries goes O
 June first. today, and sflverare order had to be sent before that date, s
 that in some of the Meriden shops. C which that at ThamesvilIe is a brancl
 have been rushed on foreign orders
 The annual meeting of the Mt S
 Joseph's Seminary Aaumnae associa
 ton was held at the seminary, Hart
 ford, Tuesday, and was attended b
 about 150 graduates. The officers elect
 ed include, second vice president, MT
 q. J. Falvey of Boston. formerly
 Norwich.
 II Norwich alumni have been notffle
 that the commencement dinner 6 T Brown university comes June 21 TT ' exercises of commencement week bt
 gin with alunnnae day at the women
 college Saturday, June 1T, and ccncluc
 with the regular meeting of the coI r poratton June 22.
 In the War and Home Relief Bull,
 tin, under the head of Connecticut sta | frc