Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-29

VARIOUS MATTERS

Open trolley cars were run on some O1 the short lines Saturday.
 Several local families are at their shore places for over the holiday. Shopping win be brisk today. as most of the stores will be closed for the E holiday tomorrow.
 The Polish people have been cele- brattng the 12bth anniversary of the signing Of their constitution.
 Hedges. lawns and foliage are beau tiful jost now. and the city is most att tractive before her holiday guests. white and purple iris. pink peonies to add to the supply of flowers for to- morrow.
 We sell best vacuum cleaner for $25.00. The Tanning Studio, 62 BrOad- ways-adv.
 Today. Tuesday and Wednesday are Rogation days in the church calendar, days of prayer for Gods blessing on the crops.
 RFen are at Rope Ferry bridge, Man tic, boring for soundings for the new bridge which is to be built across the Mantle river.
 The law is off on white and yellow perch in Connecticut lakes. Those who | have tried it say the fishing this spring Is uncommonly good.
 Capt. Newton Stokes at Saybrook | ferry beat out the other crews last | week. His catch averaged over 45 per | night, all good sized shad.
 Thomas H. Lynch, ss, who died at his home in Portland, Conn, last week, ] was a brother of Dr. E. J. Lynch of Shelton, recently of Norwich sanato- rum.
 The offertory solo at tne high mass in St. Patricl1's church Sunday was Rosewfg's Ave Maria, which was well sung by John L. Walsh, an Academy student.
 Descendants of Dr. Comfort Starr of the eastern Connecticut family Q5S9- 1659) are to hold the annual reunion at the Allyn house, Hartford. on Tuesday. June 27.
 The national convention of police superint wiM be held in New ark, N. J., starting June 5. and this state will be represented by several delegates.
 MT. and Mrs. Henry c. Weaver of New London will celebrate the 60th | anniversary ZOI WlG1r W6uQ1I15 June with an informal reception at their home on Broad street.
 Suffragan Bishop E. Campion Ache- son of Middletown confirmed a class of IS boys and girls, men and women, at St. James Episcopal church, New London, Sunday morning. l A Thomaston correspondent notes I that George L. Bill, who is at present I iV7 fna NnTuyffsla fn "a hOcYaifoI n insane, is fast recovering. He has been i'll now for little over a year.
 On account of the observance of 1 Memorial day, the New York, New Haven mad Hartford railroad, follow 1 ing it's custom. will make the work for the freight crews as light as practice
 The meeting of the Ellsworth Me morial association. open to all mem bers of the Connecticut chapters, D. A A, is to be held at the EllswoT tf homestead. Windsor. Friday, June 2, al 1.S0 p. m.
 Mrs Thomas A. Woodruff of Chica. go, wife of Dr. Woodruff, is expected soon at her summer home in Neptun' Park to superintend the erection of { sun parlor. pr. Woodruff will arr;v, early in June.
 Tuesday, June 6. the annual meetin! of the Eastern Connecticut branch o the Woman's Board of Missions will b, held in the Second Congregations church, Norwich. Mrs Daniels, presi dent of the iWoman's Board. will giv an address.
 Rev. Myles P. Calvin preached a St. Patrick's church Sunday from Peter, iii. 15. Sanctify the Lord God il your hearts. This may be brough about by remembering Christ, by pray : ing to Him, and by initiating Him, tn preacher said.
 Rev. G. H. Chambers, pastor of dIa Niantfc Baptist church in Bradford, E l., formerly of North Stonington, la accepted a unanimous call from tn
 Fitchville Baptist church. He will be
 gin his work in Fftchville on the frs
 Sunday in July.
 A beautiful tenor solo, Eternal Fa
 therp Strong to Save, was sung at tn
 morning service at Park church Sun
 day by Choir Director Eben Learned
 The words were arranged and adapte
 by his mother, Mrs. Bella Peck Learnel
 to music by Stickels.
 Dr. Percival D. Senior of waterbur
 formerly of Westerly, who was befol
 the United States court at New Have
 charged with violation of the Harriso
 anti-narcotic act, has changed his pie
 of not guilty and gone to the Hartfol
 county jail for 30 days.
 Col. Samuel B. Horne of winste
 known to a number in Norwich. b,
 been placed on the medal of honor To
 which gives him an additional penslc
 of $10 a month Colonel Horne is tf
 first Connecticut veteran to recei, = unis honor and the 18th in the coul
 ry.
 MI A drought is predicted by Unc " Horace Johnson, the weather seer. F
 advises farmers to conserve water f
 livestock, to excavate pools along Ii small streams and to do eyeryttil possible to prevent waste of water.
 closing he predicts another seye
 winter.
 ,rt Through the inspiration of Miss e r- leste Rush. Robert Deans farnil no Charles Champions family and ma nd others, the. cemetery near Plants da ny and the one in Max Mill district Es H. Lynne, have been repaired and beau sk fled. and there will be brief seryic