Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7-52 thi
 evening.
 The longest days of the year ar,
 nearing.
 Regular meeting of K. of c. tonight
 First degree.-adv.
 l Those who planted early are finding
 that so much rain means a hard time subduing weeds and grass.
 This being the feast of the Sacred
 Heart of Jesus, there will be specia
 services in the Catholic churches.
 Several carloads of new furniture have arrived at Amston, and is being T stored until the hotel is completed. 1 There will be a special session of | the superior court in Rockville today l (Friday) at Il o'clock to grant second papers.
 Concert tonight by the Academy or chestra at Slater hail.-adv.
 The topic of the mid-week meeting at the Second Congregational church was Christ's Cup and Baptism. Mark 10: s2-52.
 This week Judge Jucius Brown of Norwich attended the annual meet ing of the trustees of the Sufheld school at Suneld.
 At the conference of six churches to be held in Lisbon June 20, the sermon will be by Rev. s. H. Howe, D. D., of Park church.
 A parcel of land at Harrison's Land ing owned by Senator F. B. Brande- gee, has been sold to James Sweeney who will grade the property.
 Suburban inns which have opened for the season find with June half gone that there is almost no business, due to the dull uncertain weather.
 Don't forget dance at T. A. B. hall tonight, given by Independents base ball club. Dancing from $50 to 11.3o. adv.
 The superior criminal court has been in session at Hartford again for the past two days, Judge Gardiner Greene, of Norwich, on the bench.
 The annual reunion and banquet of the First Connecticus Heavy Artil- 1ery is to be held at the Colonnade, savin Rock, Wednesday, June 20.
 At Holland Thursday evening Dis trict Superintendent Rev. G. G. Scriv- ener of Norwich held the first quar- terly conference in the Lee Methodist church.
 Mrs. Alice Taylor of Plainfeld pur- chased the home of her late mother, Mrs. Olive Blilcknar at East Thomp- son, which was sold at auction last Thursday.
 My visit in Norwich only for June; Oriental rugs cleaned and repaired at very reasonable prices. L. Seraydarian, il Boswell Ave, City.-adv.
 Sunday afternoon Coventry grange is to have it's memorial service at 4 o'clock. Rev. Harold Winship, chap lain of the Grange, will be in charge of the service.
 There will be a partial eclipse of the sun June 1s. but it will not be visible in the United States except in the extreme ashing- ton-in the early morning.
 The Connecticut State Optical so- ciety held a study class meeting in Middletown Tuesday evening. meet having lunch at the Modern Tavern
 Tax Collector Andrew Manneggia. of Bolton collected s1,900 of the taxes weather, he did not equal his last years record, over s2,ooO in two days.
 Concert tonight by the Academy or chestra at Slater l1ail-adv.
 Connecticut towns will benefit by the fact that emergency coal trains | are to be run directly from the mines l to New England points. These trains i will each consist of fifty cars of coal l
 Mrs. Charlotte Geer, "A, of Groton. i turned her ankle on a rolling stone | in the garden and dislocated her right | shoulder by the sfall. Mrs. Geer is | the mother of Capt Edward R. Geer.
 The June White Ribbon Banner con- -ains memorial poem to four val 1ed members of the Willimantic Cn- l on: Mrs. John Rose. Mrs. O. D. | Brown. Mrs. Mary Macfarlane, Miss 1
 At Noank St. Joseph's Ladies' Total Abstinence society is to give dance his (Friday) evening. The organiza- ions invited include St. Anne's Ladies md St. Mary's Total Abstinence so- :ieties of Norwich.
 Weddings and social affairs a spe- talty when Hallock's pure homemade ce cream is served. Made on the farm rom tested, pure cream. Try gallon nd know what good ice cream is like }. c. Hallock. Merrow, Conn.-adv.
 Motorists and others notice the wei ome absence of the tent t-caterpillar ests from the trees and bushes by he roadside this year, although mo- ody can explain just why the pests ave failed to appear.
 Benjamin F. White a gladiolus spe- ialist of Torrington, and widely ; nown at agricultural state fairs. yhere his favorite flower has won { iany prizes, died suddenly Tuesday rom cerebral hemorrhage