Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-25
Ul1eBalIigliu.
Norwich, ssturday, May g, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Tomorrow is Trinity Sunday.
 Light vehicle lamps at s.Ss o'clock. this evening.
 The Forty Hours Devotion begins Sunday at St. Joseph's. occum.
 The flag of Italy was noticeable at many points about town Friday.
 Queen Esther Circle rusnmage sale, Breed Building, 9 o'clock, Monday adv.
 The delicate white wistaria at the Anderson residence on Church street is in bloom.
 Six more Lyme boys left for camp this week, making 56 from a town of HOO inhabitants.
 School children are visiting the i- braries in search of material for Me morial Day essays
 During the week Rev. G. G. Scriv- ener of the Norwich district has been in Holland county. in the interest of the East Greenwich Academy cam paign.
 Norwich graduates of Lasell semi nary at Auburndale, Mass, have re- ceived their invitations to the exer- cises at commencement time from June 1 to June H.
 Raymond E. Stefferson, who is in the navy, is one of the names of a Norwich man which has so far not been included on the towns honor roll in front of the town hall. 
 At the Fairfield county conference of the Kings Daughters. held in Bridgeport Wednesday, one of the speakers was Mrs. Louis o. Potter, of Norwich. the state president.
 Taxes will be collected today at the Peoples Store, Taftville. from F III. to 2.S0 p. m.-adv.
 The first communion class at St. Patrick's church this morning will number Il. Rev. Father Frederick l has changed the hour of the special mass for the children to o'clock,
 News comes that winfred c. Young, l son of Mrs. Lillian F. Young, of Nor wich, who is at Brooks Aviation Field, San Antonio, Texas, has gained l his third promotion and is now first sergeant. 1 Nurses here have been notified I that the annual graduating exercises 1 of the Connecticut Training School for Nurses are to be held Wednesday May 29th, at the New Haven Hospital 1t o'clock.
 Bishop Milan will give confirmation at 9.15 a. m. Sunday in St. Stephen's lr1, 1,-fr1o OIYi,a l St. Joseph's church, Grosvenordale and at p. m. in the Sacred Heart church, Wauregan.
 During the week Mir. and Mrs. Ches- l ter G. Amber, of Norwich. have re- ceived by airplane mail letter from their son. Dr. Joseph A. Amber, 2 government chemist at Washington The postage was 24 cents.
 There is eastern Connecticut inter. est in the fact that the second regis, tered tournament of the Connecticu' 1 Trapshooters' association for 1918 vii i De held under the auspices of the Seaside Gun club. Bridgeport, today l (Saturday).
 A local military man reminds The l Bulletin that the proper manner ir ] WHICH LO Sdlule 5Llle ndS WHena It 3ls 1 passing with a military organization is for the spectator to face toward the flag and to remove his hat. plac- ing it over his left side. near tht shoulder.
 National War Savings campaign will be the next one to be held Thi is to be in the form of a registration day when every adult will be appeal ed to to register his pledge to saw and econonize to help win the war Friday, June 2S, is the day set for tn registration.
 The club work of the United Work CTS has closed for the season, with series of May parties. and an exhibi of the work done by the 200 girl pu pills at the Falls club and the Unite Workers house. The department is i charge of Miss Alice W. Cogswell, wh had 30 teachers under her supervis ion.
 Marked improvements are bein made in and about the Brown cot tages at Gales Ferry, under supervis ion of Carl W. Brown. of Norwich Running water, electric lights, tele phones, drainage system, etc, ar among the remodeling features an the demand for cottages exceeds tn supply.
 Rev. c. T. McCann, pastor of S Bridget's church, Manchester, former ly of Norwich Town, has purchased Liberty bond for $1,500. The purchas was made possible as result of
 canvass of the parish for $1,O00 mad by members appointed for that pun pose, the donations going $500 over tn expected amount
 The industry of the Norwich Re Cross chapter and it's auxiliaries ma be measured by the fact that Captai and Mrs. Richardson Jewell, of tn
 Salvation Army. who give vaIuabl aid by lining the big packing boxe
 in which hospital supplies are shir
 ped. are now lining an ayeraee of fiji