Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light VenCle lanpS at CHI C1oeh this evening.
 The sale of flags increases as Me morial day hears.
 The Mantle Sunshine branch is pay ing for a $50 Liberty bond.
 There is to be a total eclipse of the sun June 8, visible to us as partial eclipse.
 Intention of organization of a Mystic | bank and trust company has been duly | published.
 snowballs for Memorial Day at | Morrison's, 465 West Main street. adv.
 The small Mountain Rose peaches 1 from the south are already on sale by 1 local fruit dealers.
 Several farmers in this vicinity are sowing an extra acreage of land to buckwheat this season.
 The planet Saturn. which was even ing and morning star until May Is, is evening star until Aug. Il. Monday afternoon the Farther Lights of the Central Baptist church met with Mrs. A. F. Purkiss. 156 Broadway.
 Postmaster F. L. Davis has arrived at Lords Point from Putnam and is making improvements to his cottages.
 There were 45 visitors to the reading room of the Otis library Sunday after noon. Miss Martha A. Ward was in charge.
 New arrival today of sea bass. blackfish, .porgies, flat and mackerel, direct from the catchers. at Powers Bros adv.
 Phlox is in bloom and will prove a helpful addition to the supply of flow CTS available for Memorial day dec orating.
 The new book by Miss Amanda B. Hall of Norwich, The Little Red House in the Hollow, has been received at the Otis library.
 Thursday is the Feast of Corpus Christi The solemnization of the feast is, however, transferred to the following Sunday.
 A Mystic young woman, Miss Ada May Davis, has been appointed as- sistant postmistress of the postoffice at Groton Long Point
 Monday at s o'clock in St Patrick's church an anniversary requiem high mass for Michael B. Ring was sung by Rev. Peter J. Cuny. Whist, dance and cake sale, Ladies Sacred Heart church, for Red Cross, tonight, $. p. m., K. of c. hall. Ad- mission 25c. Sailors and soldiers free adv.
 At present Postmaster Floyd L. l Maine of North Stonington is employ ed by the Norwich and Westerly Traction company as motorman. Grading and seeding down of the vacant lot and other improvements are going on at the former Martin F. Bent 4 Lords Point correspondent men tions that Harold Branche of Hartford l formerly of Norwich, is assisting the 1 carpenters on the remodeling of Aga wam cottage for Manager Fitch. 1 New millinery store opening Tues J and draped, yelled hats. latest style. Fournier, A Broadway-adv.
 Two ardent young patriots, George and Edward Maloney, have collected about four pounds of tinfoil which they have taken to the room of the Woman's. league in the Thayer build ing.
 Horses, dogs, cats and birds are able to get an abundance of good clear l water from the watering trough at the foot of Boswell avenue park, which has been given a thorough spring cleaning.
 Exhibition Military Drill and Dance to be held by the Windham Girls club at the State Armory, Williman- tic, Wednesday, the 18th, at 8 D. m Pickett's orchestra will play-adv
 One of the Norwich boys in service Sergt. John Palmer Post, son of MT and Mrs. John E. Post, of West Thames street, has been at -CamT Jackson, South Carolina, since the first of May.
 The White Ribbon Banner announces recent contributions to the Willard fund. including from New London $2 Central Village S2, Rockville $2. Paw catuck $2, Scotland L. T. L. $1, Mystic $2, Norwich g, Willmantic $2.
 Palmer Memorial school seniors O.
 Montvi1le will make their class trip tt
 Hartford this year according to annua
 custom, James E. Murphy, forme
 principal of the school, now a principa of Greeneville public school, has beer | ! 41
 According to the latest instruction
 received by Postmaster John P. Mur phy of the Norwich office, all mail t,
 soldiers should be addressed to then
 giving the name and rank of the man
 the name or number of the compan,
 to which he is attached and the mum
 Der of the regiment.
 The pastor of Trinity Methods church, Rev. J. H. Newland, contem
 plates the formation of two new ser
 vice units. one for the Sunday sehoe
 and one for the Epworth league an I,l Mems club. This will relieve the loya s and overburdened Ladies' Aid societ
 of some of the parish work. Moosup made a splendid showing i the recent Liberty bond contribution OI tHG kAu1GEiCdH WOOfCH COII1pdIy WIL
 a total of s18,O50. This company an nounced that the subscriptions for tn
 third Liberty bond loan in the mill
 and offices of the big textile corpora
 ton amounted to $2,305, 900. El The winter was unusually severe 0 Il Watch Hills fine hedges. Nearly a E of them were badly damaged. IT
 high hedges along Ninigret avenu | | L
 turn on the Westerly road in front fha Charles n Iones cntta ge haua q