Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-20

The planet Saturn win continue evening star until July 12s then morn- ing star until Sept 30.
 Teachers and students from out of town schools and colleges are arriving home for the summer vacation.
 Suburban inns and tea rooms are keeps the automobile tourists at home. Grass has grown so tall and so rank that farmers are anxious to mow, if the sun would only shine long enough. Next Sunday afternoon win be the last Sunday until October that the Otis library reading room will be opened.
 St. James lodge. No. 2s, F. and A. M., works the third degree tonight at 7.SO at Masonic temple. adv.
 The Holland county convention at which the new farm bureau will be started will be Wednesday,. the 21st, at Rockville.
 The battleship Kansas has Joined the other big warships which are spending muetl time at manoeuvres in Block Island sound.
 Railroad men say that aummre travel has started in already, princi- pally of people going to their country and shore properties.
 McCahery line tug P. J. T. has ar rived from the west with four coal- laden barges, one of them for Norwich and the other three for the east.
 A iridium. or three days devotion in honor of the Holy Eucharist will begin at St. Patrickss church Friday and continue until Sunday afternoon.
 On Monday. Judge Gardiner Greene returned from Norwich to Winsted, where he is to hold a short calendar session of the superior court today.
 Because of regatta week mail, Joseph St. Jciln, sub-clerk at the New Lon don postof1ce, went to the Groton of fce Monday to remain until July 1,
 Local people who are planning to attend commencement events at Yale today and tomorrow were dismayed by the renewal of the rainy spell Mon day.
 There will be an anniversary re- Quiem mass celebrated at St. Johns church, Fitchville, at g o'clock, We'd nesday morning for the late Timothy Coughlin.
 Connecticut college students will hold a tag day campaign on race day for the benefit of the gymnasium fund Already about sl0,0O0 has been raised by the student committee toward g gymnasium.
 Free will offerings received by the State w. c. T. U. include, from Ash ford S2.50, Mystic $6. Willimantic $10 Scotland $5. Stonington S4, Putnam $418. Total free will offering for the
 
 The three-masted schooner Rosaiie Belleveau, laden with wood pulp for the Thames River Specialties company has arrived from St. Johnss N. B., and was towed to her destination by the tug Aquidneck.
 An American flag over every polling place on election day is proposed custom which the United Spanish Wal Veterans at their department encamp, ment in Meriden Saturday voted t urge upon tue legislature.
 Employes of the carding and spin, ming rooms of the Pawcatuck woolel mill are enjoying break of a week il year. The weave shop and finishing rooms are still running nights. The cold and wet weather of. Jun, has been bada one for the younl | birds in the Connecticut woods. Man, have been found dead and drowned il their nests, and particularly is thi true of pheasants and cartridges.
 When the annual reunion of the 57tl Massachusetts Regiment association was held Saturday in Grand Arm, Memorial building, Worcester, it wa noted that a member of Company { was Cyrus R. Ramsdale of Staffcr Springs.
 Of native of Poouetanuck Meri den paper says: Rev Arthur T. Ran da1l was back in the pulpit Sunda: after an absence of a few weeks, hay ing been in Sarnia, Ont, where he {fa been called on account of the seriou illness of his son Truman.
 | It is probable that South Coventr will not see much of it's wealthies summer resident this season, as a Ba Harbor correspondent mentions ths Mrs. Henry F. Dfmock of New Tor ! will occupy here cottage. Fillmore. al ter the latter part of June.
 Next Monday the swimming pool Globe Hollow, South Manchester, wi be open to the boys of that plac Nicholas ". Walsh. Norwich Frt Academy. 1907. a student at Columb4 | NAG01Cdl Cl4lEES, W1ll pc m CnarSe the pool for the fourth year.
 Those who were disappointed in nj D being able to motor to Hartford see the rose display at Elizabetg1 pal last week have plenty of time, as : Norwich visitor Monday states tn
 the flowers will not be in full bloc
 until Sunday next, at the earliest.
 At the special summer display paintings at the Knoedler 6 Co. ga
 leries, New York, J. Alden Weir, pre- ident of the National Academy of D
 sign, is shown at his best in the grol
 in old Sentinels of the Farm, a pfctu ]. of trees, probably a Windhan sketc
 Clergymen here have been notifi
 that the first national conference
 church advertising will be held
 Philadelphia June 27 and 2S as a q
 pertinent of the annual convention
 the Associated Advertising clubs ! the world. which meets from June
 to 30.
 @t Many nOefa1 affairs have hear, efvy