Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-31
VARIOUS MATTERS

-z4 1 VARIOUS MATTERS 1 Light vehicle lamps at a.44 this evening.
 Next Sunday is Trinity Sunday, the closing Of Easter time in this country. l wednesday afternoons warm sun 1 brought out the blossoms in the quince l orchards.
 Yesterday was the last Memorial day m which. under the new Connecticut law. saloons can be kept open. l There are nearly 1900 patients this I week at the Norwich state hospital, in- I cluding those at the state inebriate farm.
 After the sun appeared Wednesday l afternoon owners of shore and coun- ley outings l At the Memorial day sss. ssere,5es aS Ma in l Lean Goqdie, a former rector of Grace church, Yantic nery. A fine line Of sport hat ana Pananas just received. Mrs. w. HI Rogers, Il Union St.-adv. Mayors in all cities are being called l upon to prepare for and guard against l probable bomb ortrages. incendlary fires and explosions in intuition plants.
 The Italian flag, with its stripes of | green white and crimson. was float Ing beside the American flag Memorial day at the home of Antonio Coletl on Franklin street. i l The new secretary of the New Lon don Charities association Is Malcolm S. 1 Nichols, formerly of Logapsport. Ind. who takes the place of Edward Iynde. l recently resigned
 l The daily statement of recruiting for l the regular army issued by Adjutant General Mccain showed "Wednesday for 1 Connecticut a total of e66. B men l having enlisted the day before At East Hartford Tuesday Fred Watson, who says he is from Norwich, | was fined $16 and costs. amounting to 1 s2313. In default of payment, Watson 1 was taken to jail. He was charged with 1 theft.
 l Automobile hearings will be con ducted hereafter by the new automo- l bile department of the state. the auto mobile commissioner or his deputy pre- i of state.
 An. Old saybrook correspondent 1 F Converse 0Sadie Jewettl formerly | Of Norwich have arrived at Their cot 1 tage on Maple avenue from New York i for the season.
 1 The department Of the interior. 1 through Dr. P. P Claxton. United 1 States commissioner of education. is l to remain in high school next fall as 1 patriotic duty.
 l June devotiens in honor of the sa- l cred Heart of Jesus, as eTnbodying l Christ's love for men. will begin Fri 1 day and will continue throughout the 1 month during the daily mass in the l Catholic churches.
 1 Deputy United States Marshal l Thomas Carroll of Hartford is in
 Rockville to register and issue permits l to all enemy aliens in that city He is making his headauarters in the com l mon council chamber I Concert and social given by Ladies' II Division. No 1s. A. O. H.. ir T. A. I P. hall tonight, SIP. Dougherty's or
 cIaestra- Tickets, 25 eents.-adv-
 Throughout Connecticut most of the Il courts are doing what little they can
 in behalf of the farmer by drawing just as few jurymen from the country towns and away from the farms as Is possible under the law.
 Members of the 1916 class of the l Danbury State Normal schoo; are con- l sidering holding a class reunion in l June during commencement week. The 1 reunion was to have been held last Christmas week but was deferred. An invitation which has been issued
 to all D. 4. R. chapters has been re- ceived by Faith Trunbull cha pter of l Norwich to attend the annual meeting
 of the Ellsworth Homestead associa-
 ton in Windsor Friday, June 8th.
 Invitations have been received by a 1 number of Norwich residents to the | commencement exercises of the Con- necticut Agricultural college at Storrs, which will be held in the Hawiey ar nnory of the college Monday, June II. A poster has just been placed in all stations of the New Haven railroad system advertising the formation of military railway company among the l employees of the railroad for ir1naedi-
 ate foreign service in England and in 1 France.
 The proposed curtaiiment of passen- 1 ger service on the New Haven road I will result in the release of equipment I particularly engines. as well men. 1 It will insure free train movement and Il admit of larger volume Of freight | being moved.
 fl On account of the war Uncle Sam I was une.ble to give his navy men I holiday "Wednesday. The men station cd dL lf1S SuDIAdI1HS EdSb Iad IH0iI 1 regular work and the sailors were not l able to get the day off in observance l of the holiday.
 i The next annual convention of the l Ancient Order of Hibernians and aux l Hilary. organizations is to be held in l Danbury in August, 1918. The decision I was made at a meeting of the state 1 board and county presidents in New 1 Haven this week
 
 | school, New London, who-h had been i contern plating building an addition at l a possible cost of from $50. 900 to S60,- 600, have been obliged to give up the rxF1