Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-21
UIl1e Bllllgtin.
Norwich, Tuesday, May 21. 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Light vehicle lamps at S.s4 ocloc this evening,

begun the third patrol.
 The Connecticut Power Co., has commenced work on it's new plant near Perry town, Uncasville.
 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of this week are the quarterly Ember days in the church calendar.
 Farewell dance-Danz Jazz Band, Thursday, May 2S, Pulaski hall.-adv.
 In the Groton town court, William T. Phelps of Waterford was fined s3 for failing to have his car registration with him.
 Broad street residents appreciate the recent roadway improvements there and the effective dust-layer of tarvia which has been spread.
 The graded school at Old Lyme has a service flag hung over the front en- trance for Principal P. J. Flynn, who was called to service by draft.
 Connecticut shad fishermen are get ting bigger catches the past few days which is encouraging, as the season has not been a very good one so far.
 Mary Doyle. an inmate at the New London almshouse, was brought to the Norwich State Hospital for the Insane, Saturday by Officer Nelson Smith.
 The planet Venus is still in the morning sky in Pisces, rising al about a. m It will be at it's great est distance -aphelion-from the sun on May 27th.
 St. James lodge, No. 23, F. & A. NJ, works the first deeree tonight at Ma sonic Temple at 730.-adv.
 Motorists from Norwich report a most interesting sight just over the state line, two miles east of Greene, R. l., where several acres of cowslps are in bloom.
 The White Ribbon Banner has re- ceived for the Comfort Bag Shop from this county s3: from Fairfield coun- ty s2: Litchfield county $2; New Ha- ven county $1.
 There will be several sweater lots of yarn sold at cost today at The Yarn Shop.-adv.
 The lettering which was such an important feature of the handsome floats in Saturdays Red Cross parade was the skilled work of Miss Ethe Sevin, of Broad street.
 At Mantle the Red Cross will holj rally at Odd Fellows hall thi: (Tuesday) evening. Captain Meserve, chaplain at Fort Wright, Fishers Is. land, will be the speaker.
 Attend the informal whist and dance for the benefit of Red Cross by the Over There club Friday evening a The Elks' Home.-adv.
 A start has been made on the sec ond honor roll in the vestibule of St Patriclz's church, about twenty new names of parish boys in the fedora service having been written in.
 Taxes will be collected today at tn, Yantic store, 10 to 1130 a m., and a the store of Patrick T. Cornell, Bea, Hill from F m. to 1.S0 D. m.-ady.
 The first quarterly conference O the Stafford Springs Methodist churcl was held in the church parlor Monda, evening by Rev George c. Scrivene. district superintendent, of Norwich.
 Charles Brooks of New Londor who is serving his third year a greenkeeper at the Country club. i Lyme, has enlisted in the Canad;ar cavalry and has been ordered to re port June 4.
 Rockville is to have permanent organized Liberty Chorus. A meet ing was held in the superior cour room last week and the chorus is ! be put on a permanent basis. Ther will be about 125 voices.
 The entertainment, The Old Ne7 Hampshire Home was repeated a Palmer Memorial hall in Paimertow on Monday evening. The proceeds wi be used for a working fund for tn Moutville branch of the Red Cross.
 Miss Adles is at the Lenox Hous ! Main St, until Thursday. Everythin new in hair styles: wonderful tonic fc restoring gray or faded hair. Early ar pointn1ents absolutely necessary. re | 1267.-adv.
 Preparations for commencement ex ercses at the Connecticut Stale Nor nal Schools are under way. There W; | be the usual exercises in connectio with graduation but all exercises wi be much simpler than in former year because of the war.
 | Word has been received by relq tives of Thomas E. Paris of Quake Hill that he was recently ser tousl wounded. Paris is chauffeur with a ammunition train. Mrs. Paris. wife the soldier is living at Quaker Hi She was Miss Harriet Cranston. As Acadia University, Wolfvill Il Nova Scotia, is open. althought with
 decreased numbV- of students. Franc R. Haley professor of Physics, hG
 resumed his teaching there, after
 vacation since Christmas spent at h | home in Norwich and in Philadelphi
 Former Highway Commissions
 James H. Macdonald of New Have
 and his wife have returned from Car
 ada where they spent a week M | Macdonald was the special guest
 the international good roads convel ton held under the auspices of u
 Canadian Good Roads association. About $500 was realized for u
 Red Cross Belgian Relief at u
 bazaar on the Roof Garden of the NJ
 hican hotel, New London Friday af
 ernoon and evening. The flowers we
 donated by Commodore and Mrs Mo
 ton F. Plant and 100 carnations we
 given by Miss Louise Ernst of No
 wich.
 Probably the youngest Red Gro
 solicitor in Norwich Monday was tw,
 years old Virginia Chase, daughter Mir. and Mrs. Albert H. Chase, of Ot
 street. who, in regulation Red Gro
 uniform and accompanied by he |