Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-07
Norwich, Monday, May 2, 1917.
VARIOUS MATTERS

wich stores.
 The Connecticut Sunday school con
 vention will be held in New Haven,
 November z. and g.
 Those gardeners who have planted
 seed find moles unusually numerous
 and destructive this spring.
 The band of gypsies who went
 through town Thursday in automobiles
 has been reported from South Man chester.
 : A Moosup patient, Mrs M. A. Buyer,
 has entered the Backus hospital, Nor< l wich. to remain about two weeks Tor treatment.
 { The ladies of the G. A. R. at Central Village have voted to disband to give the contents of the treasury to Red Cross work
 After yesterday, the five o'clock Sunday afternoon service at Broad way church will be omitted during the spring and summer.
 The priests of St Patricks church l will start taking the annual parish census today, visiting Laurel Hill, the
 Cast Side and Thamesville.
 The advantages of the Otis Library visitors Sunday afternoon. Miss Virginia P. Hall was in charge. 
 One of the vacant stores near the plant has been leased by the Hop kins and Allen Company as a lunch room for those employees who carry their dinners.
 The fact that there was snow in towns north Saturday reminds some of the oldest inhabitants, that A years ago May 4th, Connecticut had a snow fall of or inches.
 A former Ledyard young man, Rev E. M. White, who closed his pastorate at El1onk Congregational church Sun day, expects to go as a missionary to India in the early fall.
 Reserve your ticket now. by teIe- phone, for the May Breakfast, at the Wauregan, May Is and call for it at yOur convenience at the Y. M. c. A. Tel. S62. Tickets $1.50.
 The weekly calendar of Trinity Methodist church contains the min ute: In memorian, Mrs. Lucina s. 2 long time member of this church.
 D. J. HoI. who owns large tract of land in Bolton, is willing to offer it in plots Of acre or more to those who wish to do gardening there this year. The farm Is located in Belknap.
 The Connecticut fish and game committee has reported a mea sure requiring lobster fishermen to pay g for a permit. the money to be used for 1Tdtection and propagation Of lob sters.
 Candidates are making known to the clerk of the superior court their in- tention to appear before the state bar examining committee in New Haven next month to take examinations for admission to the bar.
 Army recruiting figures passed the 0.00O mark with the close of recruit ing Friday, according to reports made Connecticut enlisted s Friday, mak- ing a total of All to date.
 The "191s I4Iamarada.'' a book pub iished by the junior class at Mt. Iol- yoke College. has been issued. The members of the class include Miss Frances L. C1app of Rockville and Miss Olive IF. Williams of Cha plin.
 Several from Eastern Connecticut were in Hartford Sunday to attend the Connecticut State Spiritualist Asso- citation convention at Unity hall at 3 an 7.3O o'clock. The speakers were Rev. Mary $. Vanderbilt and Rev. William J. Elmwood.
 All mail for Russia addressed "via Pacific" will in the future be given the same dispatch as mail addressed to Japan unless specially addressed l the postal department at Washington and goes into effect at once.
 The mem bers of the Young Ladies' ! Sodality and Immaculate Conception society were among the many hun dreds who received Holy communion at | the 7.30 mass in St. Patrick's church l Sunday, Rev. J. H. Frederick being 1 assisted by Rev. Peter J. Cuny.
 Miss Irene Ashton has been engaged | es teacher of mathematics in the 1 Rockville High school Miss Ashton | is a graduate of the Rockville High l school and of Mt Holyoke College. | She has taught in the mathematics l department in Stafford Springs high | school.
 At meeting of the senior promenade committee of Yale Univer- l senior promenade this year. However, if conditions permit. it is possible that. | in it's place. an informal dance will | be given for the seniors and their guests.
 Rev. George Deshon assembly, fourth degree. K Of C., of New Lon pers at St. Mary's church, Sunday. the 18th. at 4.30. There will be many fourth desree men assemblies. Nor wich will send a delegation of S5 and l Willimantic will send 35.
 Because of an omitted paragraph it was not stated Saturday that a for rner Norwich resident, Mrs. Mary c. DOlbeare, of Brooklyn, N. Y, is given an annual income of $1. POO by the will | of her brother, William H. Burrows, the residue of whose estate goes to Mrs. Dolbeare's three sons.
 To the sixth annual meeting of the New London Association of Congre- gational churches and ministers with Park church, Tuesday, May sth at l i0-30 and ? o'clock, the delegates from | the Second Congregational church will be MT. Harrington, Miss Nancy Lucas. Mrs H. F. Palmer and Mrs W. P. Wade.