Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at i.4t tnis
 evening.
 Iris about town is just beginning to
 bloom, several weeks later than cus-
 tomary.
 Miss Elaine Hitchon returned Sun E day from a weeks visit with relatives in Newburg, N. Y. Commencement exercises of the three normal schools of the state will take
 place Friday. June p. |I Yesterday being Trinity Sunday, | there was a celebration Of the holy
 communion in the Episcopal churches. Sunday afternoon there were 37 H visitors to the Otis Library Reading
 room. Miss Virginia E. Hall was in
 charge.
 A wiIlirnantic correspondent notes Fl among cottagers at the camp ground l MT. and Mrs. Costello Lppitt from II Norwich.
 Steamer City of Lowell of the Nor Il wien line is the Sunday excursion boat I this season between New York and l Bridgeport.
 l Sundays statement showed that l Connectfeut's army recruits now num- | Der 726. II recruits having been re- 1 ceived the previous day. 1 Paimerton Wills. for many years a ! resident of Middletown died Thursday night at the Norwich tuberculosis san l atorium. Burial was in Norwich. cshi. dren's day at Broadway church i is to be observed as usual Sunday, June 10. The Sunday school will at 1 tend the morning service in body.
 was sent from Stonington by the Nor- l wich steamer Chelsea Thursday. filling l S1 cases This is very large amount 1 for one day.
 ! Cards from MiddIetown citizens in 1 other towns received by Town Clerk | Howard include one from James Vim cent Kelley, tool maker at Hopkins & 1 Aliens, Norwich Janitor George J Kraft of the Cen 1 tral Baptist church has arranged at 1 tractive boxes of towering gersuiums i on the edge above the entrance 10 the l Sunday school room. High mass in St. PatrSele's church l was sung Sunday by Rev. Father Mol l lard of LaSalette order. Hartford at one time engaged in missionary work 1 in the great northwest. By order of Judge Agard. Robert Pinnsick of South Wilmington has been committed to the Norwich state hospi- tai. He was taken there by First Se- lectman w. H. Bracket.
 The Connecticut company has re- ceived an extension of time until June 18th by the public utilities commission for filing schedules of proposed trolley service in Holland county. At silver medal contest held re- gently under the auspices of the Ash ford ". C. T. U. there were seven con testants. Joseph NeTnec of Ashford Center was awarded the medal The British American war relief fund of New York, of which Mrs. Lucy w. Whittridge fs the acting president, ac- knowledged Sunday new gifts of $10O s1oo.
 Miss Lena Freedman of New Lon don and Dr. Morris Horowitz of West erly, R. l., were married at the home of Miss Freedmans sister, Mrs. Ma than Elgart, at Deep River Sunday aftef- noon.
 New York papers announced Sun day a new book, The Mannequin, by Miss Julie NJ. Lippmann, formerly of Norwich. sister Jaw of Rev. c. W Morrow, at one time pastor of the Sec ond church.
 Cards have been issued for the open ing of the 18th annual exhibition of work by the students Of the Norwich Art school and of the Academy at the Converse Art gallery, on the evening of June tsh.
 At the Connecticut hospital for the insane in Middletown there are about 400 of draft age and Supt. c. Floyd Haviland has been deputized by the registration board to make the regis tration at that institution.
 The crews on both divisions of the Shore Line at Saybrook are on the t1ITr7 Sa trains are to be taken off the system, but how many will be taken away from that section is not known.
 Thirty-two negroes between the ages of 21 and 31 have registered with the town clerk, Henry Bailey, in Poquon- noe. These men are mostly from Vir- gtnia and are eager to have their cer- tifcates in their home towns by June 9th.
 Holy Cross alumni in Norwich learn that John Mccormack Is to receive the honorary degree of doctor of literature at the commencement exercises of Holy Cross college at Worcester June 20 The Irish tenor has just had official notice of vote to that effect by the faculty.
 When representatives of 2e wonen's organizations in the state met at Hart ford Friday and formed the Connecti- cut branch of the women's committee Of the council of national defense Mrs. William H. Daw1ey of Norwich state president, represented the Kings Daughters.
 Anticipating the first solemn high mass at St. Patrfcl<s church Sunday next of Rev. Aloysius Roy PorteIance. ordained Saturday at Buffalo Rev. Peter J. Cuny preached Sunday on the topic Of Vacations, from John xv Is, Ye have not chosen me, but I have chosen you.
 The New Haven road is raising two companies of four officers and 164 men each to go to Europe One company Is being raised from the eastern and one from the western division Frank Patton of New Haven is recruiting for the eastern company and L. DeB. Lov- ett for the western.