Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Laght vehicle lamps as g.as this
 Holland county is now the only coun. ty in the state without q farm bu-
 Unusually warm weather for the season is predicted for today by Da- bol1's Almanac.
 Knights Of Columbus meeting to- night. First degree.-adv.
 Florists are receiving many orders for Memorial day. which comes a week from Tuesday next.
 At Abingdon, MT. and Mrs. James Mcintosh will celebrate their 1ftieth wedding anniversary Wednesday. May
 The farmers are expectant of a large hay crop this year owing to the heavy rainfall of the past few
 The fauna of Connecticut is to be the subject of public meeting to be held at Stafford Grange hall next Tuesday evening.
 ". w. Evans, last year a supervisor of schools in North Stonington, has entered the ministry and has a pas- torate in Vermont
 Because there was a fog on the morning of February 23. one prophet forecasts a frost somewhere near the twenty third of May.
 A months mind high mass of requiem for Mrs. Catherine HiIl was sung in St. Patrick's church Thurs day by Rev. J. H. Frederick.
 
 The annual meeting of the Holland County Conference of Congregational churches will be held with the Holland Congregational church, June ?.
 Norwich Adventists have been noti- fled that the Advent Sunday school and loyal workers convention takes place at New Milford. May 30.
 Mrs. Caroline Anderson Collins, wife of Rev. P s. Collins, of North Ashford, died Tuesday morning. The body was taken to Forest Hills on Thursday for cremation.
 We sell the best vacuum cleaner for $25.oO. The Tanning Studio. 52 Broad l way.-adv.
 B. s. Belden's steamer Clifford, Captain Frank Healey. of Hartford, has left Mfllstone laden with brown stone, which is to be used on the Block Island breakwater.
 At present. Superintendent and Mrs J. E. Chapman are caring for about 70 at the Norwich almshouse. Four or five of the men are able to helr with the spring planting.
 An. Eastern Point correspondent notes that Mrs. George F. Hughes oi Waterbury, formerly of Norwich, has l a rrixyaH at 1 Point to spend the summer. Benjamin Mcconnell, first trick tel | egraph operator at Groton for the New Haven road, has been transferred to Valley Falls, R. l.. and has beer succeeded at Groton by Thomas Fitz- l gerald.
 l The examination for registration oi ! graduate nurses of Connecticut is tc June 21- All applications are to be in the hands of Miss Albough of Pleas ant Valley by June 5.
 The trestle of the Central Vermont | railway near the OrcuttvilIe mill Springs. is being replaced by a new one. Bridges all along the road are being given attention.
 Mrs. Royal A. Bristol, entertaine, and impersonator, benefit Trinity Episcopal church in '. M. c. A. hall Saturday. May 20th, at p. m. Ad. mission 35c.-adv.
 c. Collard Adams, probably the sol, surviving chaplain of the Connection Volunteer regiments, is to deliver tn, address on Memorial day in Ashford the exercises to be held in the Bap tisa church at Westford
 At Hol% Cross college. commence ment which will be June 21 at Wor cester, Mass. Thomas F. Shea. Nor wich, will be salutatorian, standing second in written examinations for thu year. MT. Shea is the son of Mir an( Mrs. Daniel T. Shea, of Norwich. Much interest in the coming provin cial elections of the Providence O Quebec is manifested among the eide French people of Norwich and it's sub urbs, many of whom are eager to se who will represent their home country after May 22. the date the election take place.
 The adjutant general orders tha the flag on state arnories be raised t half staff to noon Memorial day and t full staff from noon until sunset Tn National Guard is sponsoring a, state wide movement for the more genera display of the national colors on Mem oriaI day.
 Thursday morning the military com mission, Captain Clark, Lieut. Millin and MT. Southier, paid visit of in spection to the Gallaudet Brothers plant at Thamesville, expressing muc, satisfaction with the big miIitar seaplane being completed for the nav department.
 John M. Champion, superintendent of the fish and game commission has prepared form of lease whic was sent out Thursday from the of flee of the commission. to those per sons who intend to have their land posted as part of the state preserv for the protection of birds.
 School teachers in this city and vi cinlty await with interest the an nouncement of the state board fedu cation as to where the annual sum , mer Normal school sessions will b held this year. It will probably be a Danbury Normal school. Last year sessions were at Storrs college. . MT. and Mrs. J. A. Whitfield of Nor wich, who are visiting Worcester 0 their rvHddine trfr vvera eivap a ,-o