Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-08
Ulae Ra1llstius.
Norwich, Tuesday, May 8. 1917.
VARIOUS MATTERS

This week there are 123s patients
 at the Norwich State Hospital
 Grand officers visit Palmyra encamp
 ment, No. 9, Thursday, May 10th.-adv
 Monday from to D. m.. the Junior
 league held a social at Trinity Metho-
 dist church.
 Plans are being made for the ob-
 servance of Mothers day, Sunday
 next, May 12.
 The Sunday train on the Valley
 branch of the New Haven road start
 ed running May 6.
 Foresters from this vicinity will at tend the state convention of Forest
 CTS in New Haven next Thursday and
 Friday.
 It is expected that the class to re- 1 ceive the sacrament of confirmation
 in St. Patricl's church June 2 will
 number over goo
 Thomas Gaffey, who formerly re-
 sided in New London, is to marry
 at Tuckahoe. N. r., Miss Margaret
 Heazey of Willimantic.
 The value of goods destroyed on
 Thursday night in a car that caught
 fire enroute at Saybrook Junction, was
 between S6,000 and $7,000.
 l As the orchard spraying season is
 nearing instructions are being sent
 out by the Connecticut Agricultural College, through its extension service. The men of the other Congregation | al churches have been invited to 1 joint meeting of church brotherhoods
 at Park church Monday evening, May l14
 The adjourned twenty-tifth general court of the Society of Colonial Wars : in the State of Connecticut is to be | held next Monday at the Hotel Taft, l New Haven.
 Connecticut girls will take part in | the Tree Day celebration. in connec- | tion with the commencement exercises at Wellesley College, which will be l observed on Saturday, June ?. 1 The Merchants National bank of Norwich will receive subscriptions to the 3 1-2 per cent. Liberty loan.-adv. One of the prominent men who have i enlisted in the 1000 who hope to go to France with Roosevelt as leader | is Prof. Hiram Bingham of Yale, Sa 1 ! len's wealthy summer resident
 Included among rare books to be l sold in New York this week is An Els | say On the Use and Advantages of 1 the Fine Arts. by John TrumbuT of i Lebanon, published at New Haven, l TITO.
 The state police are after band Of | aUtomoOile swindlers who have been l working in Connecticut cities. The 1 alleged swindlerS claim to represent l The Automobile Owners Cooperative l Association.
 Improvements are under way and many others are contemplated by the Eagle Cotton company at EaeieVilie. where there are to be more electric lights in the village. The main street is to be lighted.
 Edward IT. Armita9e and Lynn M Taylor, former pupils in the Rockville High school, have been killed in tat tie in France Lynn N. Taylor was the son of Mr. and Mrs. Walter M. l Taylor of Holland
 The tax collectors office will be open Tuesday. Wednesday and Thurs day evenings until s o'clock. Interest will be added after Thursday the 10th. adv.
 On his weekly trips to Norwich ev- cry Thursday, State Agent 4. W. Bu- chanan is receiving an increased num- Der of applications from children who want certificates permitting them to | work during the coming vacation.
 Relatives and family friends attend ed in St. Patriclx's church Monday a months mind high mass of requiem l tor Mrs. Isabella A., wife of former Mayor T. C. Murphy, which was sung by the rector, Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 The Vineyard Workers of the Cen tra1 Baptist church held a social meeting with Mrs. Charles ". Bur Main street, Monday evening, work ing on scrap book for an invalid.
 Mir and Mrs. A. w. Burrows of Old f,n l their daughter, Ruth Adele, to Thor yin C. smith, member of the Unit ed States Coast Guard service. senior class, recently graduated at New Lon don.
 A woman canvasser pretending to l operators are organizing has been col 1 lect1ng money for space advertising in fake publication and has been driven out of one Connecticut city by 1 the police.
 The supervisor of schools in the le towns of North Stonington, Preston l and Ledyard, o. E. Lowell, of Nor 28 teachers and 500 pupils to make ! these among the best public schools in the state.
 The funeral of Mrs Henriette E. Street. of Waterford, wife of William | Street, was held Saturday after noon at o'clock from 4s shapley street, New London, Rev. Percival F. 1 Wolfenden officiating. Burial was in C Jordan cemeterq. f
 There have been no orders received at Hartford to prepare the state camp n at Mantle for troops and Adjutant 1 s Ieneral Cole is of the opinion that if f sent out of the state at all, Connecti- 2 gut soldiers will be sent to some large s New England concentration camp d Today Tuesday, at the celebration [ If the 25th anniversary of the con- n iecration of St. Josephs Cathedral, ' Hartford, and the seventh of Bishop z Milan convention as bishop, the dea- = ,ons of honor in the solemn pontiffcal ' mass will be Rev. Hugh Treanor of Q and Rev. John T. Winters 1 - frequent Norwich visitor Edward ' ). B. Lynde, who has been secretary I, hn in+n N