Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-02
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VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at S.15 o'clock | | this evening. T
 There was less than the customary | amount of first of May moving We'd l nesday. F.
 Don't forget dance Thursday, May 2, Dang Jazz Band. Pulaski HalL--adv. 1 morning left the streets clean for the 1 evenings parade.
 The weekly bulletin of the Connec- ticut Agricultural College at Storrs | deals with selecting foods Franklin chapter No. 4. R. A, M., i works the Mark Master Degree at | Masonic Temple, tonight at 7.30.-adv. l A state convention is to be held in Danbury during the summer by all Connecticut lodges of the Sons of Italy.
 It is noticed these days that trains | which go through here carrying ex- press matter are surprisingly long and heavy.
 Janitors and engineers of schools in [ Connecticut formed a, state organiza- tion at a meeting in New Britain on Monday.
 Local alumni learn that class re- unions will take place in June at Am terst College by the classes of '6S. '7s, 93 and '03
 The May Conference of, the New London Archdeaconry is to be held at Trinity Episcopal church, Norwich, next Tuesday.
 About 20 power boats will be in commission at the Chelsea Boat club this season and as many more row boats and canoes.
 Dr. and Mrs. 2. E. Converse of Will lington have announced the engage ment of their daughter, Minnie ". to Charles L. Cobb. U. S. N.
 In Colchester, the Liberty loan is over the top by about 40 per cent. and the committee hopes to make the to- tai for that place $30.000.
 Somers Grange is to entertain Ver-' non Grange in the Somers town hall this (Thursday) evening. :. The visit ing grange will present the program.
 The appraisers on the property of S. J. Reuter- & Son. Inc. of Westerly, who had branch store in Norwich for several years, have finished their work
 In their religious census of Nor wich, MT. and Mrs. Fred J. Miner,hav completed their visitations to Pres ton, Laurel Hill, Greeneville and Thamesville.
 It is an interesting and patriotic fact that each of the eight boys in the kitchen at the Norwich State Tu- herculosis Sanatorium has purchased Liberty bond.
 Boxes of tinfoil have been brought to the room of the Woman's League in the Thayer building by pupils of Broadway. Broad street and Greene vile public schools.
 1 Several Eastern Connecticut musi- clans will attend the music festival in Ii Springfield beginning Friday, May 3. Verdis opera, Aida, will be the fea- ture of the first night.
 The Fort Wright Social club is plan ming another social for Wednesday, May Sth at the barracks on Fishers Island, and invitations are being sent to friends on the mainland.
 Five members of the Woman's Guild of St. James Episcopal church, Poquetanuck. Mrs. J. H. Taylor pres ident, worked at the Norwich Red Cross rooms Wednesday afternoon. The first of the seasons Holsters from Nova Scotia were selling in the 4 Norwich markets Wednesday at 45 lRartS mound ho the first cowslips were offered at 35c.
 State Inspector Dayton visited Pond Hill school in Coventry last week. If the present teacher, Miss Lillian Rob inson, returns for another year, Pond Hill school will be made a Model School.
 For the thirty-fifth reunion of his class at Trinity College, Hartford, Rev. ]. Eldred' Brown. the president, rec tor of Trinity Episcopal church Nor wich, has begun sending out invita- tions this week.
 Motorists note the big banner which the town uf Montville is proud " flying and which displays a star, hecause that town has more than doubled it's Liberty loan quota of S45,000, subscribing over $1o0,ooO.
 Frank Rood, charcoal burner of Foluntown, delivered a big load of coal at Lords Point in a regulation big charcoal schooner" The trip from VoluntoTn and return, some 25 miles away, took about 24 hours.
 During May, the planet Neptune is E rear the Bee Hive in Cancer. and will s probably be difficult to locate because of its proximity to that interesting cluster of stars. It is of about the :, eighth magnitude and a telescopic object only.
 Notification has been received here that delegates from the colleges rep resented in the Connecticut Valley Intercollegiate Missionary Union will ! hold a conference at Hartford Theo- E logical Seminary Saturday and Sun day, May 4 and 5.
 At the State Universalist convention in Danbury May 8-9, the Church ot the Good Shepherd, Norwich, will be represented by Rev. J. F. Cobb and Mrs, Cobb. MT. and Mrs. Edwin A Tracy. Mrs. Fred Young and Mrs Geo. P. Mills. Mir Tracy will conduct one of the conferences Two Equal Things.
 Two things which are equal to the same thing are equal to each other