Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

Groton.
 Boat will be at osgood's dock today. with fresh fish. lbs. for 25c.-adv. l A statewide charcoal famine is | likely to result from the New Haven road embargo on freight coming into | Connecticut
 The tax collectors office, will be open Thursday evenings until o'clock | Interest will be added after Thursday the 10th--adv
 Following "wednesday afternoon's | sudden shower, there was beautiful double rainbow just before 5-SO, the first this year
 Yesterdays report of regular army enlistments showed a total of 429 from Connecticut, thirteen having been ac-- cepted Tuesday.
 A book of interest to teachers re- gently acquired by the Otis Library is l. E. P. Moses Rhythmic Action Plays and Dances"
 Mrs. Joseph Hardwick entertained the Ladies' Aid society of Quaker Hill at her home at Grey Stone Heights Wednesday afternoon.
 A former Norwich resident, Mrs. Alice McKinIock, has sold her house and lot in Mott avenue, Neptune park, to c. M. Shay of New London.
 The May meeting of the Connecticut Life Underwriters association is to be held at the Stratfield Hotel in Bridgeport, Friday afternoon, May IS. Automobile parties from here are visiting the first exhibit of the So ciety of Connecticut Artists at the Wadsworth Atheneum annex, Hart ford.
 Miss M c. Ad1es is at the Lenox House. Main street, till Friday noon- New hair styles. finest of stock. Tel l267.-adv.
 Additions to the membership of the Norwich Red Cross Wednesday in cIuded a Philadelphia young woman, who joined with her sister who lives here.
 At Groton Long Point, James Jay Smith and MT. and Mrs Avery smith of New York arrived Tuesday and will spend some time at their summer home, Lands End.
 Millinery dealers have been notified dies Hatters will hold it's first semi annual convention at the Hotel As tor, New York, May Is.
 Frank E.~williams has been appoint ed postmaster of Noank. Allen w. Rathbun. the present posamester, has resigned. MT. W1iIarnS WILL take charge of the office May Is.
 Columbia University New York, has awarded a fellowship for 1917-1S. Psychology, to Harold Anderson Rich | mond, of Norwich. Conn, A. B. Wes- leyan University 1915, A. M. 1916.
 Now that the price of some. yeast l cakes has advanced half a cent, rural | housewives who would like to go back | to the old-fashioned potato yeast find l that expedient more expensive still.
 Applications of 12 members from the defunct Fort Grfswold lodge of l Groton were filed with Beulah lodge} | N. E. O. P. of New London at it's | meeting in Union lodge hall Monday | night
 The canontca1 examinations of the | diocese of Connecticut were held at 1 Berkeley Divinity school Friday and l Saturday. The examiners with Bishop 1 Brewster included Rev. Frederick R. | Sanford of Stonington.
 At a. meeting of the stockholders of l the Waterbury -MiIldaIe Tramway company held in Waterbury the off, | cers elected included secretary and l treasurer. John H. Cassidy of Water 1 bury, formerly of Norwich.
 Mentioned Wednesday among those who had contributed toward a golden l miniature reproduction of the Statue 1 of Liberty, to be presented Marshal | Joffre in New York today, was William 1 Kimberley Palmer, Norwich, Conn.
 There is an effort in St. Patriclz's 1 parish to increase the membership of 1 the Society for the Propagation of the Faith, the local branch having for | years stood well toward the top of the | list in diocesan contributions for this | cause.
 H. New York, Louis Mabrey reported l Mrs. Mabrey as recovering steadily, ! following 9 surgical operation at the | Post-Gra duate hospital. Tuesday Mrs. | dow for 8 time.
 Tn the absence of the leader. Mrs A, T. Utley. the vice-leader, Mrs, J, | H. Allen presided at Wednesdays | meeting of Comfort Circle. Kings | Daughters with Mrs. William J. Ken | dall, 565 Boswell avenue, seven 1nen- | bers and one visitor attending,
 Wednesday afternoon, George l., Chesbro, of the State Free Employ ment Bureau, Norwich. while depier- ing his troubles in getting help claim ed that he could fill 60 jobs for farm help, 25 for girls to do houseworls | and at least 20 for experienced tool makers,
  engaged en the road between Greve avenue. where the Greten borough i'm It ends, and the navy yard. This strip of read is about as bad as can be and a geed deal ef improvement will need | to be made before it can be suita bic for traffic:
 6ev. Whitman has called upen Gel Charles H. Sherrill, of New York, who organized the Preparedness parade last June, to undertake the task of recruiting the National Guard up te full war strength. Coi Sherrin mar ried Miss George Baker Gibbs, former fy of Norwich.
 Soup hare struck an in larger quan- tities than last season. the steamer Annie l.: Wilcox landing tweny-fi five r barrels of these choice edible fish at New Lenden, Wednesday, for ship meRt to New York. It is said the wholesale price at the present tirSe is thirteen cents a pound.