Norwich bulletin., 1917-05-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

A little more sunshine would nelp 1 business in all lines.
 l Owners of gardens are already com blaming of the damage done by cut l worms.
 The Memorial day speaker at Vol
 untown will be Judge John, H. Barnes of Norwich.
 The demand for cottages at Mystic . for the coming season Is said to DC
 the greatest in years.
 Stuffed Dates today at Lee os- gocd's.-adv.
 | Nineteen new army recruits. making a total of 620, was announced Friday l as Connecticut's record to date Harvard alumni in this section have been reminded that May 24th. in 11ze, was the birthday. of their alma mater City owners of country places are corning into the suburban towns to 1 plant gardens, set out fruit trees, etc
 The recent census shows that there {! are 1900 nurses fn. lthls staee, or whom /, 500 are available for cali at q mo- n1ents notice. T>-. :i'-"' i. At Noank. Capt. Charles T. Potter ! of Norwch4 has purchased 1hes half of i the house owned by the heirs of Mrs ] Augustus P. Weeks.
 1 ' Vases hlledgand flowers furnished i for Decoratiors day. Maplewood Nurs- 1 cry Co. Tel. 9SS6.-advs, Freight yardsnen hereabouts are re- ceivfng- instruc4ions2 speed up the unloading of cars, aeheip. to over l coming the caras'ortase a
 The Nortf1-- --Sforfn gtq nS:.e Red Cross auxiliary now Ii iunab bens A members It | has received asadonation- of $21.55 from 1 North Stonington grange. Sunday evening the patriotic address at Lisbon Congregational church Is to be delivered by Rev. E. $. Worcester of Broadwa church, Norwich The annual offering for the Holy i Father. known for centuries as Peters ! Pence, will be taken up Sunday in all l the Catholic churches of this diocese.
 The opera of Pinafore given last week by the three choirs and military band at Pfainf1e1d. directed by Charles i D. Geers of Norwich, cleared about s8oo
 Down at Lords Point. Ernest l. | Davis has completed the enlarged readiness for opening on the 18th of | June.
 Mystic troop of Boy Scouts have | begun their farm WOrks at BrOdQNlSN | farm. the summer estate of Miss Car l rie F. Rogers of Washington, formerly | of Norwich.
 The death of Miss Julia Dowd is to result in the giving up of what for years has been a fashionable boarding ! house on Broadway, the change taking 1 place today.
 At the Central Baptist church Sun day evening. Alfred Edward. kearney. the boy cornetist will render solos .Ev-. erybody welcome.-adv, --ss.
 Friday at o'clock in St Patrick's church a months mind requiem high mass for John Crawford, requested by the Holy Name society, was sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 Even in jail sIackere snnot escape Main will take the registration of prisoners in the county jail between the ages of 21 and 31 years. Lightning struck the house of Isaac 0. Winchester in Bozrah Wednesday morning during the thunder storm, putting the telephone out of commits sion and tearing spnnters off door.
 Tomorrow is Whit Sunday. an i'm ' portant festival in the Episcopal church year, commemorating the de- scent of the Holy Spirit upon the
 
 Since war was declared dealers no- tice a new demand for text books in French a language which some re- likely to prove useful to. them bye and bye.
 Word has been received of the recent death of Mrs. Rhoby Amelia Snow. widow Of Leverett A. Snow of New Britain. a. Union girl daughter of Her man and Chalista, knowlton Corbin. who resided at different times in Woodstock and Colchester.
 The so acre camp for 1000 or more boys of the United States Junior Ma val reserve will be opened at Kite maug in June for the purpose of in etructing boys between 14 and Is in . naval and merchant marine service. 1t was announced in New York yester- day.
 During the last week County Agent Wright of the Fairfield county farm bureau assisted by FBenjamin c. South ! wick, assistant agronomist, Conneecti- : cut Agricultural co1fegeY Storrs-has ! been busily engaged in interesting ] farmers in the Value and use of soy ! beans.
 When the 27th annual meeting of : the Norwich District Wonan's Home Missionary society is held in the Methodist church at Stafford Springs next Thursday, a former Norwich resi- i dent, Mrs. Jerome Greer, young peo- | ple's secretary, will be one of the i speakers.
 [ The United States civil service com ! mission announces for May g an ex- animation for inspector of clothing, ! for men only. Vacancies occurring in i the quarterma ster corps of the army at the various Quartermaster corps i esta blishments throughout the coun-