Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1917-05-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

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Owls smoker this evening at o.
clock.-adv.
Copper beeches about town are put
ting out their leaves, several weeks
later than is customary.
i Fifty-nine officers and men are now
on the roll as active members of
South Coventry's Home Guard.
The attractive values offered during
Eastern Connecticut Week are bring
ling many shoppers to Norwich daily.
ST. Rita of Cascia, referred to as
''The Saint OF the Impossible" is COM
lnemorated in the church calendar to-
day.
The planet Saturn. which was even
ing and morning star until May Tth,
will continue evening star till July
27th.
Since cattle in the suburbs have been
put out to Craze, houSekeepers notice
that the quality Of the milk has i'm
| proved.
! A woodland fire covered wide area
in the vicinity of Chelsea Lodge last
week, but no damage was done to that
property.
| = new house greatly admired. and
the object of much interest, is that
being completed at Haughton's Cove
for Latham Hull, of Norwich.
Concerning a former Norwich resi-
dent, Canterbury Green correspond
ent writes: Mrs. L. o. Hatch is now
keeping house for Rev. A. ]. Hetrick.
1t is learned by Yale men here that
common cement this year so far as So
cial activities are concerned will be
limited to practically one day, We'd
nesday, June 20.
The examination of candidates for
admission to the Connecticut bar will
be held by the state board in the
county court house at New Haven, on
Thursday, May 81.
The grading at the new residence of
been completed, shrubs and decorative
evergreen set out and the grounds
made very attractive.
There is to be an all day session of
Thames past noble, grards !at. the
home of Mrs. G. p. finch in Groton
Thursday. when she entertains for
Home lodge of Rebekah.
Capt Roswell B. Palmer, lumber
surveyor for this section of the state,
has been at Stoddard's wharf, where
he measured a large pile of logs des-
tined for use in the Noank shspyard.
The conference of senators and rep
held at the county home on Smith av-
enue, Norwich Saturday, June I'd, in
stead of on Saturday, May 26th, as at
first announced.
At Mantle the postmaster. Clifford
Il. Chapman. has received word from
the post office department that be-
ginning July l the salary of this Of
crease over previous years.
A regular time. Don't miss it.-adv
The Connecticut Campus and Look
out ,Storrs College notes that Walter
T. Alderman, rs is now with the
State Extension Service and has
charge of the Boys and Girls Club
work in Lebanon, Colchester and Mans
field.
Miss Charlotte Chappen only
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs Sidney T..
Chapel, was rendered a shower of
gifts a { her home in Norwich one eve
ming recently in honor of her ap-
preaching marriage with Everett Stan
ton of Newark, N. J.
Plans are being made for Liberty
Loan Week beginning June 8. when
various organizations will cooperate
in a drive to sell the new government
bonds. This campaign will be opened
by clergymen of all denominations in |
the churches throughout the country. h
The United States civil service com
mission announces for May 80 an ex-
animation for specialist in dairy cattle |
breeding, for men only, to fill a. va
cancy in the bureau of animal indus |
try, department of agriculture, at an
entrance salary ranging from $500 to
$4,000 a year.
Rev. J. J. Calvin. pastor of Our
church Fishers Island
ferred to the pastorate of the church |
at GreenpOrt, L. l., was presented a
farewell purse by his parishioners, the
presentation speech being made by
John P. Mansfield.
Men have completed moving five |
ty at Eastern Point, where the big |
mansion is now standing. These |
houses were bought by the Cushrnan |
& Bradley Co, who had them moved |
about mile, which change took three |
monthe to complete.
The Rock mill at Rockville will work
entirely on government overcoatings
mills of the Hockanurn Mills company
the Hockanunn, New England, Spring
vile and Minterburn, have been part
ly on government work and will re-
ceive larger orders soon.
Fenwicl1 Hall, burned Saturday, was |
once the summer headquarters OF /
Richard Croker, former Governor Da-
vld Bennett Hill of New York, and /
many famous stage folks, including
Hermann, the prestidigitator some of
whom had summer homes and prop
erty holdings in the colony
Domestic science teachers have been |
notified that the value of hl1et of
shark, musse1 hash, periwinkles, sea-
weeds, and other foods that have not
heretofore had a place in American
menus will be demonstrated at a food
values and economies exhibition to
open Wednesday in the American Mu-
scum of Natural History, New York
Colonel Gale Appointed Marshal.