Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-06
VARIOUS NTATTERS

i. he:rubl1c. schnol4pupIs had holf- day ETgday because of the teachers convention.
 James ID. s1SorSf has just had completed l two stretches of road on Lords Point at antexpense ofsover' $500.
 The otis library has secured A. H. verrilPs The Book of the Mctorboat, 1 also The Book of the Sailboat Meeting of Art association postponed to May 19; Spanish paintings, May p. adv.
 This week's.meeting of Queen Esther circle of TrtnitysN1 church held at the home of Miss Lillian Stockdale.
 There is local interest in the annual Junior Week festivities at Wesleyan university which will begin this aft ernoon.
 A Norwich man who was in Mantle this week states that repairs are being made about the state camp ground, fences reset, etc.
 The magnolia tree at Buckingham Memorial is beginning to lose the petals of some of it's flowers, but is still a beautiful sight.
 Members are receiving invitations to the 47th annual reunion of the 21st Regt. Conn. Vols, to be held at WiIli- mantic May 18th.
 pick up many passengers every day, including not only the marines, but visitors to the yard.
 Natural history students. in their outdoor work and stroIls just now, are finding much of interest, in leaves, birds. rocks and soils.
 Men. hear Sherwood Eddy-the re- nowned leader of men-at Central Bap- tist tomorrow noon. He's -great!-- adv.
 A months mind high mass of requiem for Mrs. Isabella Finnegan was sung in St. Patrick's church, Fri day, by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 The new mill of the Case Paper 1 Board company at Andover, which was burned during the winter. is being re- built and considerably enlarged.
 The new moon. since it has made. it's appearance has been hidden by a haze | which the weatherwise claim signifies a stretch of hot, muggy weather.
 Temperance union members are re- minded by the May issue of the White Ribbon Banner that April May, June are especially pledge signing months.
 Lieutenant Murray. recently assigned 1 by the government. has been making frequent visits of advice and inspec- tion to the Gallaudet plant at Thames vile.
 Druggists here who have felt the ef- fects of war prices have been encour- aged this week by the fact that some drugs and supplies are declining in price.
 The authorities have designated May tS as American Indian day, for obs servance by the descendants of. the first Americans in memorial and honor of their forefathers."
 A former Salem resident, Dr. c. F Congdor. of Mystic, has been chosen as a member of the American Public Health association which has head quarters in Boston.
 The tax collectors office will be oper | Monday, Tuesday and iWednesday evenings until 8 o'clock for the col1ec- tion of town taxes. After Wednesday the 10th, interest will be added to al unpaid taxes.-adv.
 Several small parties of Swedish peo. pie from Worcester have gone through here this week, on their way to New York, with the intention of spending the summer in the homeland Henry Lovett was appointed a mem. Der of the water and light commission CTS and treasurer of Groton borough t, succeed Henry E. Marquardt, at tn, , first meeting of the newly elected bur gesses this week.
 The Storrs College Campus, unde Alumni Notes says: Dr. Harry B Risley, 1906, is connected with a vet erinary hospital in Brooklyn, N. Y MT Rfsley married Miss Emma Smith, former Storrs girl.
 When the May 4erm of the superio E court opened in Litchfeld this week with Judge Gardiner Greene on tn a bench, Rev. J. J. McGuinness, pastor o St. Anthony's church, formerly o Norwich, made the opening prayer. .
 The wedding of Miss Eva Hunger , ford, sister of Mrs. Frank T. Cable o l. 606 Montauk avenue. New London, an Robert Gardner of Prospect street, i ) set for Wednesday afternoon, May II at 4 o'clock at the Cable residence.
 An Old saybrook corresponden
 notes that Harry Hoyt started in on hi
 duties as travelling conductor on tn
 Shore Line Electric road, "Wednesday ' and will cover the lines from Westerly 4 New London, Saybrook, Chester an New Haven.
 The leaflets distributed to the Nor - Wich members of the worldwide or
 ganization, the Apostleship of Praye
 announce that the May intention is a
 effort for the spread of the Rosar!
 dealing as it does with the chief event
 in the life of Christi
 The Colonial Danes. who are holdin
 their biennial session at the Shore
 ham, Washington, were received by tn
 President and Mrs Wilson Thursda
 afternoon. Thursday evening the
 were guests of Mrs. Henry F. Dimocl
 summer resident of South Coventr.
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