Norwich bulletin., 1916-05-04

VARIOUS MATTERS
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 prsy 4ta is St. aroniea's day in the cls'aruh calendar. ss..s...q5 s.vaecn georsnotsce -oe Norwich. Girls. Club concoft-adv.
 Have your safety blades sharpened by P. Kirby. zz7 Main sstreet. adv. 8eA big Htine is being planned for convention of theso. sU. A lG.. Is to De held in Bristol. {ss s.s ..s .,s,ss. < s..s, $ Burton M. swelsh. ! who < recently moved aaouseholda goods to Groton from Chaplin, is expecting 15 cows to arrive this week. .ss- *.
 A large sclass of children of St Patricl'sapa is being prepared to receive first Holy Communion on 1T ThinityS ySaturday. June r.
 The wedding of George Moore and M Katherine Waldrossel took place at the Sacred Heart church, Yer hon, Wednesday morning.
 
 The criminal term of the superior court opened Tuesday afternoon in Litchfield with Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich. on the bench.
 McWilliams Blue line tug saIuta- ton. Captain Elisha Snow has been up the river to Norwich. where she picked up three light scows and went west with them.
 A large cable is to be strung by the Telephone Co. from Noank to Groton Long Point. This will do away with the numerous small wires that are now in use.
 Three-masted schooner Rosa1ie Bel levue, laden with wood pulp and con- signed to the Thames River Special ties So, of AGontville, has arrived from Bridgeton, N. s.
 The State Board of Control met at the capitol and approved of the Tuesday at the comptroller's office publication of the biennial report of Connecticut Agricultural College at Storrs.
 Governor Holcomb has approved new set of rules drawn by Jeffrey o. Phelps, IT., commissioner on domestic animals, concerning the importation of domestic animals of all kinds into Connecticut.
 Daniel Moran of New London has been appointed night ticket agrng at the New Haven road ticket office at the Union station there. MT. Moran had been employed in the crew des- patcher's office.
 St. xaxier's Ladies Temperance so- ciety held a largely attended meet ing in Temperance hall. New London. Monday night at which officers were installed by County Director William H. McGuinnes of Norwich
 A speaker at the Norwich confer ence this week. Miss Marjorie. Cheney, is member of the committee ap-- pointed by the town to investigate the advisability of building a new baby home in Manchester.
 In the Interstate Mosquito cam paign today is Swamp and Puddle Day. when those interested in the work of commission are supposed to report the presence of swamps and puddles near their houses.
 It is stated by waterford cores Groton moved Tuesday to the Golden Spur, where he will live for the next few months, and continue his busi- ness at the Spur as in seasons pas.
 The funeral of Michael Murphy, who died Saturday at Norwich, was held Tuesday morning with requiem mass at o'clock in St Mary's Star of the Sea church, New London. Rev. John Sheehan of1ciated. Burial was in St. Mary's cemetery, New London.
 Several druggists from various parts of the state were summoned to meeting of the state board of pharmacy Tuesday at the capitol and were instructed by the commis- pharmacy laws by their clerks. No penalties were imposed.
 The annual meeting of the internal revenue deputy collectors and the col lector of the Connecticut division is to be held in Bridgeport. Saturday, May I3. There will be banquet, reports read, and the various situations of the revenue department will be talk ed over with the collector.
 Rev. Philip H. Clifford Gf the Gravesend Reformed Church of Brooklyn, N Y. has bought the Henry Green place at Holland for a summer home. Mrs. Clifford and the family will spend all summer there and Rev. MT. Clifford will be there part of the time.
 State Treasurer Chamberlain has received the penalty of two per cent per annum for five years, which the law of 1915 imposes on estates that include securities on which the four mill tax was not paid during the life of the owners. The amount of the penalties is little over s330.
 Receipts in the automobile depart ment of the secretary of states office for the four months ending Saturday amounted to $552,286.11. according to figures given out by Chief Clerk Ar thur IT, Connor. For the same period in 1915 the receipts were $4O0,950.78, showing an increase of more than $15O, ,0000.
 At Pleasure Bench and along the shores of the sound toward Goshen people who own cottages are antici- pating an early arrival this year AL ready many of them are at their cottages preparing them for summer, and in few instances they are there for the season.
 Last week. generous women from Baltic brought nine pairs of knitted socks and $20 in money to Mrs. Rish- ard R. Graham. for the British War relief work. Miss King. secretary,