Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

n  Light vehicle lamps at TAT this evening.
 Yesterday was the feast day of St. Boniface, patron of hotelmen
 Crabapple trees about town are cov- \ cred with beautiful blossoms. Pythian Sisters matinee whist to- Il day, D. m. Admission 15c.-adv.
 Commencement exercises will be held
 at the Woman's college Friday June 8. II Dentists from this section attended 'i recently a picnic at Danielson given l by Dr. W. H. Knowles of that bor- ough.
 | Mrs. U. Ragen of White Rock win | leave for the Backus hospital, Nor 1 wich, shortly to undergo an operation
 on her eyes.
 The annual meeting of the Stoning- | ton Union association Is to be held June 20 and q with the Old Mystic 1 Baptist church.
 The coming Flag day, June 14, will | be the 10th anniversary of the adop | ton of the Stars and Stripes as the ! emblem of the United States. No orders for registration were re- ceived at the Norwich state hospital.
 
 young men registered Tuesday. In the probate court at Wallingford Monday Mrs. Lillian B. Brewster of Norwich was appointed executrix of the estate of Mrs. Fannie J. Covey.
 An exchange mentions that Prof. and Mrs. Hiram Bingham of New Haven leave the 14thl of this month for their summer residence, Woodbridge Farm, Salem.
 Governor Holcomb has reappointed Dr. Stephen J. Maher of New Haven member of the state tuberculosis commission for a term of six years from July 1.
 Judges of the supreme court of er- TOTS submitted opinions in 21 cases al Hartford last week, and in IT Of the | cases the verdict of the lower court | was sustained.
 When the Master Hohreshoers' Pro- | tective association held its convention | in Bridgeport the other day the dele | gates voted to hold the next conyen- | tion in Waterbury June 10, 1918.
 The daily statement of army re- | cruiting issued by Adjutant General | Mccain Tuesday showed a total of | 73S from Connecticut, 12 having en- listed since the previous statement.
 Strawberries are selling here at II | cents a basket. The bulk of the ber- ries being received now are grown in | Maryland. but usually the fruit coming | here at this time is from New Jersey.
 Norwich members of the D. A. R. have been invited to attend the an | nual meeting of the Ellsworth Memo rial association to be held at the Els worth homestead in East Windsor Fri day next.
 Edgar J. Aldrich and Miss Mona Belle flake, both of Groton borough. were married Sunday afternoon at ton Baptist parsonage. They were un- attended.
 :. Relatives from this city. were in Mystic Tuesday afternoon to attend the funeral of Joseph N. Mitchell, who died in New Haven Thursday night. He was a brother of John A. Mitchell of Norwich.
 William Young of Norwich. formerly an attendant at the state hospital, has enlisted in the sigma. officers reserve corps and has had orders to report at once in New York for examination for wireless operator.
 When a large class of candidates from the four local councils of Knights of Columbus take the third degree at Hartford Sunday afternoon, June 10, the speakers will include Rev. William
 
 Seven new submarine chasers have ] been added to the complement of the submarine ba ase on the Thames. One of the chasers is able to make over 30 knots. The boats are armed and ready for patrol duty at any time.
 Connecticut's two senators will be urged to assist in the passage of the food conservation legislation tele- grams having been sent to them by the food conservation division of the Woman's National Service lea que.
 In the superior court at Rockville 9 divorce from Carmine B. kibbe on who became infatuated with another woman, deserted his wife Aug. ,, 1913
 Ministers from here are attending the 2osth annual meeting of the general association of Connecticut, the general organiza ton of the Congregational clergy of the state. being held in Inn manuel Congregational church. Hart ford. today.
 A iridium or three days devotion in honor of the Blessed Eucha rist will be held in all Catholic churches of this diocese June 8. g and 10 in accord ance with a letter sent by Bishop John J. Milan to the pastors and read in the churches last Sunday.
 The Daughters of the American for the sale of liberty loan bonds Mrs GAorra char