Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-08

season.
 Copies oftPresident Wilson's message
 to congress April which come from
 Washington are being distributed 1T
 Connecticut.
 Dance at Palmer hall. FTtchville. to-
 night. Given to Fftchburg baseball club.-adv.
 II At the mid-week services in Trim
 ity Methodist church, Rev. J. H. New
 lands topic was How Can Make My
 Troubles Help Me?
 | A public demonstration of home 1 canning will be given in the library 1 annex at Danbury Saturday afternoon by an expert from Storrs college.
 Come to the Queen Esther enter l tainment at Trinity M. F. church to- of Boston Conservatory will sing adv.
 The business of the June term of l the superior criminal court at Hart | ford was taken up Wednesday, Judge 1 Gardiner Greene of Norwich presid- | ing.
 | Edward Meagher, formerly a student | at Storrs Agricultural college, has en- tered the employ of a firm of landscape artfAts who are carrying on work in l New London
 Tuesday evening Thomas H. Gros- venor of Boston, formerly of Pomfret Jessie Agnes Keane at her home in Maiden, Mass.
 A certificate of increase of capital stock has been filed by the H. F. Rem ington Co.,, Inc, of Windham. The company has increased its capital from s10,000 to s20,o00.
 Complaint was made to the Middle town police Tuesday evening that gang of gypsies held up and robbed man near Colchester. The gypsies were riding in a Ford automobile.
 The state horseshoers have voted that a holiday will be observed Aug. IS, when the blacksmiths will. :ay down their hammers and tongs and enjoy an outing at Lighthouse Point, New Ha- ven.
 member of the police force and station | house keeper, has been appointed | traffic officer for the summer, and he took up his duties at the ferry We'd nesday.
 | Invitations have been issued for the wedding of Miss Charlotte ChappeI of l Norwich and Everett Stanton of New 1 ark, Y. J., at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Sidney L. Chap pell, in Norwich, Thursday, June 14th l The annual ordination of Berkeley Divinity school was opened Tuesday l afternoon with a. memorial meeting for Dr. Hart and Professor Vanderbogart i Storrs o. Seymour of Litchfeld, for merly of Norwich, presided.
 In the rooms of the Young Mems l Hebrew association in New London | Wednesday evening a meeting was | held for, discussion of the American Jewish congress. The candidate from I the district of Norwich. Herman Alof- | sin, 2d, made a short address. The United States civil service com | mission announces for June Is at the New York custom house an examina- l tion for typewriter, both men and | women. This examination is to ob- | tain ehgibles to fill positions in the quartermaster corps. field service. Meeting with Mrs. George W. Guard Wednesday, Comfort circle of the Kings Daughters voted to give up the annual outing at the leaders. Mrs. A. T. Utleys, Neptune Park, donating $15 to the Red Cross and S5 to the United Workers for the children's outing.
 This years necrology at Wesleyan includes: Dec. g, 1916. Very Rev. Will liam Nluen Grosvenor. D. D., class of 'Ss, for five years and half dean of the Cathedral of St. John the Divine
 
 school, a former Norwich resident. A group of Connecticut college soph ornores are camping at Best View for the remainder of the year. They are to go down to ali of the college doin9s. In the group are Misses Helen Cough Amelia Tuttles, Ruth Trail, Esther Batchelder, Sadie Colt and Evelyn Bitgood.
 The planet Mars rose less than an houd before the sun June1 and will rise about an bour and half before on the 90th. It passes from Aries into Taurus during the month. It will be in conjunction with Jupiter today, June 3, and less than a degree north of it. 41 minutes.
 The summer normal school conduct ed under the direction of the state board of education will open at Dan Dury July 31 and continue until Aug "A. Model schools. some of which will be organized as typical country schools, will be in session during the summer school.
 Connecticut managers of the Allan tic & Pacific Tea company stores have received the quarterly dividend from the company which is given under the new business arrangement of the con- cern, each manager receiving a certain percentage of the net receipts of his store for the past three months.
 Poles in Connecticut were excited yesterday by the news from Paris that President Poincare issued an order au< thorizing the Poles in the French ranks to organize themselves into a separate army and fight as one of the allies under the flag that was theirs before Poland lost her independence.
 In removing the body of Charles A. Francis from his home on Oneco aye nue, New London, following funeral service Wednesday afternoon, it was found necessary to rig a tackle by means of which the casl5et, which weigh ed 425 pounds. was lowered to the ground. MT. Francis Weighed over