Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-09
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS s& ,s Light. .vehic1e--larnps---a 7.5o this evening". ---=------- - =
 sultry weather is predicted for to- l day. The. next County Pomona meeting | is to be held with Bozrah grange June Carpenters 9afad rnasors are at. work rcmodeling ztt1e Prospect house at ] Hampton.
 Fish sale at Church Bros: 1000 lbs | fancy fresh mackerei at 12c ID. Corner of Ferry street-adv.
 All quarters of sthe town were rep- | resented in the busy workers at Red Cross headauarters yesterday.
 Members of D. A. R. chapters here- abouts are planning a significant ob- servance this year of Flag day, Jpne A big consignment Of Delaware strawberries reached Norwich Friday and sold at two boxes for quar- | ter.
 Friday afternoon The Farther Lights of the Central Baptist church met at the home of Miss Ethel Adams, Gard ner Court. A former Packer resident. W M. Baxter, former designer at Cutter | Mills, Is now in the U. s. army at Fort A preliminary summer schedule is to go into effect on the New Haven i road tomorrow, June 10, with the reg ular, full schedule following June 25.
 New shad. spring mackerel. foun- ders and blue received flor todaX's trade. Fish sale usual after D. m. at Powers Bros, 10 Rose place adv.
 Announcement is to be made at Broadway church. next week concern ing the attendance of gGo- to- Church Band. members during the past four months. A number Of pamphlets on how. to can," have been issued from the ex- tension department, of storrs Agri- cultural college, and are much sought after, throughout the state.
 Friday evening there was a Seco- chunoco. Camp Fire ceremonial meet ing at the home of Elizabeth Bill, 100 West Thames street. Mrs. H. -<J. Wyckof is guardian of the Camp Fire Girls.
 II. crufting statement Friday showed that Connecticut had reached s16.e< The five states which have filled their quota are Indiana, Nevada, Oregon, Utah and Montana. At the recent meeting in Bridge port of the State Horseshoers' asso-. citation, resolutions were adopted en- dorsing the action of the National association, which subscribed s10.0o0 to the Liberty Loan.
 The girls at the White school Tol- land, from the sixth grade up are, making their own dresses, under Miss Lynch's supervision, to wear to the graduating exercises to be held at the Hicks memorial school.
 At~the big poultry meeting in Prov idence Thursday evening, ": F. Kirk patrick, of Connecticut Agricultural college. Storrs. imparted the infor- mation How Poultry Raisers Can Make Good at Present Prices of Feed.
 The American Jewish Congress, of which Nathan Straus is chairman, will hold a nation wide election. today and Sunday for delegates to a. con- vention in Washington Sept. 2. The Norwich candidate is Herman Alof- sin. 2nd.
 The big catch of shad continues in Connecticut and big market prices
 
 ful that John M. Crompton, the state superintendent of fish and game. has decided to extend the shad fishing season to June 4s. -<.-z----- '-...e
 John Randall son of Rev. A T. Randall, rector of StS Andrews church at Meriden, andTa native of Poquetan- uck, has enlisted In the American ambulance field service of the Red Cross and will probably sail for France today (Saturdhy).
 The, United States civil service com mission announced Friday for June 19 an examination for dietitian, for women only. A vacancy in the medi- cal department at large of the war department, at $900 a year, will be fll-' ed from this examination
 Invitations have been issued to the dedication of St.yPauls church, West Haven, by Rt. Rev. John J. Milan, D. D., to take place Sunday, June sfo, at 10.30. Rev. Francis Murray, the pastor. was a. former, curate at St. Patrick's church, Norwich.
 United service orders Friday in- cluded: Maj. H. B. Ferguson. Corps of Engineers, from station and duty at New London, Copn..-to Boston, take station there and report to com manding general, Northeastern de- partment, for duty as department en- gineer of that department, relieving Col. C. l.. Potter. corps of engineers.