Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-06

Norwich. Tuesday, June s. ie1e.
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Laght vehicle lamps at 7.4s this So far the elrns about town appear unmoiested by beetles or other pests. This year the Fourth Of July fails on Tuesday. just month from to- woodbines and Boston vines about town are unusually thrifty aa the re- suit of a rainy spring.
 great hardship for workers who have had to pay extra jitney fares daily.
 A useful book recently added to the shelves at Peck library IS w. H. Hopes HeraIding Fer Craftsmen and Designers.
 Norwich automobile parties who vis- tied Hartford Sunday found that the roses in Elizabeth Park gardens will soon be in bloom
 The annual convention of the Con- necticut Diocese of the Episcopal church will be held at New Haven on Tuesday, June 1s.
 At Silver Bay on Lake George, from July IS to July 28, Connecticut dele- gates win attend the Eastern City con- ference for young women.
 Next Sunday evening the Odd Eel lows of the city will attend the Central Baptist church, in the observance of their annual memorial service. MT. and Mrs William Rush of 252 West Main street announce the en- gagement of their daughter, Ruth E.. to L. Andrew Reinhard of New York
 Boys of the New London Y M. c. | A. are enrolling for the summer camp which is to be conducted at Gardner Lake for the two weeks from June 26 to July 10.
 l All graduates of the Connecticut l Training School for Nurses have been | invited to meet for reunion at Dou- ble Beach, New Haven, Wednesday af- ternoon, June IA.
 A new stretch of asphalt walk has been laid on lower Bath street, graded so as to do away with the objection able jog ending the walk alongside the Tnayer building.
 St. James lodge, No. 23, F. and A. M., works the first degree tonight at Masonic temple at 7.3o.-adv.
 Battleships Minnesota, Vermont and Michigan of the fifth division of the Atlantic feet which have been en- gagged in naanoeuvres in Block Island sound have returned to Newport. N The Village Improvement society of East Hampton gave a profitable and successful presentation of B. F. Leav- its operetta, The Frogs of Windham Friday night, with chorus of 50. | A United Service transfer reads: Pay Director F. T. Arms, Mare Island Yard, July 1, to Portsmouth, N H. Yard as supply officer. PaymasteI Arms is of the eastern Connecticut family.
 Salem summer residents, Prof and Mrs. Hiram Bingham, have subscribed S1,000 toward the $250, 900 being raised for the New Haven Orphan asylum and Of which over $17l.000 has been received.
 At Smith college seniors with parts in commencement include historian Mary Coggeshall Baker of Whitman, tic, who is a granddaughter of thu late MT. and Mrs. John Coggeshall, o. UncasviIle.
 Invitations have been issued to th, 1 opening of the twenty fifth annual ex, hibition of work by the students O : the Norwich Art School and of tn, Academy, at the Converse Art Gal lery on the evening of Friday, June
 The current issue of the White Rib bon Banner acknowledges contribu tions for the Willard Memorial Funt the past month as follows: Goshen Central Village, Higganum, Hanover Sterling SLIGO.
 It is announced that s2 2.5Oo,O0o of tn $5, 100000 being raised for the Epis copal clergy pension fund. has alreadl been secured. It is for this fund tha Frank Fl. Merrill a former popnla Y. M. c. A. secretary in Norwich, i working in New York suburban towns
 Miss Louise Sleeper Of Groton an . H. Francis Vessel of Washington, [ . C., will be married within a few weeks P MT. Vessel, who is in the agricul tural department of the departmen of the interior at Washington, is tn son of MT. and Mrs. John Vessel c Groton.
 At New London, the new Polls church, Our Laly of Perpetual Hell was opened Sunday for the first tinnt = two masses being celebrated, the frs a low mass at o'clock, and the nez a a high mass at 10.30. Bishop Joh J: Milan of Hartford will dedicate tn church, July 4th.
 The planet Venus runs very rapidl i, into the sun's rays during the montl and though still conspicuous objes 1t will become completely invisible
 few weeks. During this time it ma
 be seen in the telescope to be vel rapidly taking the form of the nal
 rowest imaginable silvery crescent.
 Local alumni have been notified tn.
 the commencement season at Ho
 Cross college will open June II, in u
 college chapel, and will close June ?
 at 1O.30 o'clock, the time set for ti N graduation exercises, which are to
 held on the college terrace. Thomi
 F. Shea, of Norwich, is one of the SCI iors.
 Preparations are being made at u
 capitol to handle the big influx \ business which will come this mon
 to the income tax department of t
 internal revenue office. June 30 the last day on which assessmen v may he maid Ezithalit the raNrnent