Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-27
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The almsnacs predict frost today.
 Light vehicle lamps at ITO this evening.
 pr. Holms' onnce win be closed until further notice.-adv.
 There was hail during a portion of Thursday mornings rain. The schools are already making preparations for graduation Sunday next is Denominafiona1 Day among the Baptist churches The Norwich market was wen sup paed with strawberries Thursday. Richard J. Beach has been appoint ed recruiting officer for the Mantle Home Guard.
 The meeting bf the Connecthcut Editorial Association is to be held at the Hotel Garde. New Haven. Monday, April 30.
 Special K. of C. meeting tonight. First degree. Report of bazaar com mittee. Supreme Agent Sherlock will address meeting.-adv.
 The Connecticut State Dental asso- ciation will hold its convention on the 2sth of June at The Griswold, East ern Point.
 The rooms of St. Anne,s Temper ance Society. in the T. A B. build ing have been attractive1y decorated and renovated. ~
 The big freight trains going through are an object lesson as to the heavy freight business of the New Haven road just now.
 The Farther Lights of the Central Baptist church win hold this weeks Gardner Court.
 The body of Patrick Ross. who died taken to Colchester for burial in St. Andrews cemetery.
 class of children of St. Patrick s par ish will receive first communion. to- morrow (Saturday).
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now; SIPS for male and spayed dogs and $5.25 for female dogs. One dollar extra after May 1st--adv
 Teachers here are receiving notih- cation of the 24th annual convention of the International Kindergarten Un- ion, to be held in Boston. May 7-11.
 Mir and Mrs. Julius GaIinskys of Hartford announce the engagement of their daughter. Miss Mae Galinsky. to Thomas C.. Iiberman of New London.
 Connecticut postmasters applying to senators and congressman are re- ceiving replies that the supply of free government seeds has been exhaust ed,
 Governor Holeonb has appointed Town Clerk William R. Bushnell lo- cal agent for Old Saybrook, of the Connecticut Committee of Food Sup ply.
 Mir and Mrs. Thomas c. Lihou havt announced the marriage of their daughter, Bertha Fclida, and Varian R. York Friday. April 20. 1s17, in North Stonington.
 At North Stonington grange meet ing this CFfldayl evening the topic for the lecturers hour win he Ideals, has the program in charge.
 The town clerks once win be open on Saturday, Monday and Tuesday evenings for the purpose of hcensing dogs, One dollar extra after May first, adv,
 The Providence Steamboat com pany Is not to discontinue it's Block Island service in spite of the fact that hotels there win remain closed this summer on account of the war.
 A Neank volunteer. Nelson Brown. has been called to duty at the suh- marine base and placed on a boat running from the base to the plant of the Gretoa Sh.p & Engine Co,
 The Thursday evening prayer meet eaares & e'S was @ crT cessroIeisr s'is"S Motives sa Christian t.lfe, What are theys Their sources. The order of their ftaaort- ance,
 Mrs. Louise Mason vinaL of Nor waeh. formerly of Mtddletown, who underwent serious operation Tues day at the William w. Baekus hos pftai. is as comfortable as can be cx- pected.
 The bridge gang from Hartford is stripping the railroad bridge at Fen wick of some of it's tracks which have been purchased by =, C. Goodrich. of the Hartford and New York Traaspor- tation company,
 John J, Devine and Miss Mary El- len Brennan were married Wednes- day morning at 9 o'clock at St, Mary's Star of the Sea church, New Lon brated by Rev. T. M. Crowley.
 News from Louis Nfabrey Thursday was to the effect that Mrs, Mahrey, | who underwent an operation at the Post Graduate Hospital New York. | Tuesday, had rallied favorably and that her condition was very encour- aging.
 There Is an urgent need for chem ists to fill government vacancies, and as an insufficient number of applica- tions were received for the exami- | nations Dec. 13. Feb. 2 and March 21, l qualified persons are being urged to apply without delay.
 Herbert Adams. the sculptor, We'd nesday became president of the Ma tionaI Academy of Design at It's an- nual election in New York, J. Alden i Weir of New York and windham. the l retiring president, elected last year, | to serve again.
 When the Holland County Medical | Association held a meeting in Rock | vile "Wednesday ten members volun- | teered to go into active service in the | U. S. Medical Reserve Corps and two | others too old for active service vol | unteer to do whatever they were able