Norwich bulletin., 1918-05-09
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, Norwich, Thursday, May g, 1918.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Ellington Grange observed the 32nd anniversary of it's organization at it's meeting Wednesday evening.
 Robins are so numerous this spring that cherries, berries and ripe fruit generally will have to pay heavy toll. Florists are securing an extra stock of white and colored carnations, in next.
 Local members of Smith College Alumnae association are receiving ballots on which to vote for new di- rectors.
 There will be celebration of Holy communion in the Episcopal churches this (Thursday) morning, Ascension Thursday.
 A meeting of St. Agnes guild of Christ church was held Tuesday eve ming with Miss Mary Ewen, of Mo- Kinley avenue.
 The Hugh H. osgood Lodge, No. 1920, I. o. o. F. degree team meets Friday Business important. By order Conductor.-adv.
 Ascension day in the Catholic church is holy day of obligation. Masses will be at ,. and o'clock, the last a high mass.
 Notification has been received here that district meeting of the Wo- mems Home Missionary society will be held at Willimantic. June 6.
 
 Boys Glee Clubs of N F. A., at Sla- eft of Red Cross. Tickets. 25c.-adv.
 Nearly everybody on Fishers Island bought 8 Liberty bond. Keeper Hol- land and crew of the life saving sta tion bought $1,OOO worth O. the pa per.
 The district superintendent. Rev, G. G. Scrivener of Norwich. has been holding the first quarterly conference at some of the Methodist churches in Windham county.
 This month Saturn is in Cancer, just east of the meridian. at sunset and is finely placed for observation. It set about l a. m. on the 1st and will set at il p. m. on the 31st.
 A trip through the south part of Bolton, which has been a large peach producing territory in the past, seems to show that there is little hope for even a fair peach crop this year.
 The withdrawal of the petition for a summer liquor license at the Crys- jal Lake hotel is a cause for rejoic- ing among the residents of Ellington, who have actively opposed the grant ing of such license.
 The Holland County Farm Bureau has wound up it's sale of spring wheat with a total of 142 bushels The wheat was bought for the farmers all over the county from the government supply at BuffAo, N Y.
 On account of the union of the Vernon and East. Hartford Methodist churches of the Norwich district, Rev $. J. Rock. the pastor, will preach at East Hartford in the morning and at Vernon in the afternoon.
 In reply to the question Do you ia vor the ratification of the fedora prominent grange members in al parts of Connecticut 70 replies were received, 61 yes, 1 blank, and , no.
 Norwich claims the youngest bond buyer. Mary Woods. daughter of MT and Mrs. A. Woods of Franklin street vas born Wednesday and on Friday when she was just two days old. hel father bought for and presented her Liberty bond.
 In the Educational Jubilee cam raign, which is to come in May ans June, an important event will be tn; meeting, May IA, of all the minister. of the district at Trinity Methods church, Norwich. Bishop Hughes i to be present.
 Richard NJ Flynn, No. Barke street, New London, is the only Con 1 necticut man, who will be graduated | from the Eighty fifth Division Train ing camp at Camp Custer, Michigan today, as a second lieutenant H will be assigned to the infantry.
 At an executive board meeting 0 the Kings Daughters and Sons, hell last week in Hartford, when the stat president, Mrs. Louis o. Potter, 0 Norwich, presided, it was decided t hold the state convention at the Firs Baptist church, Hartford, Oct, 16-1r
 The New London Telegraph note that Captain Lewillon, an officer i the Belgian army, who is inspeetin work at the Marlin Rockwell plan Norwich, has rented a cottage O Bentley avenue, Ocean Beach, for tn summer and is occupying it with hi family.
 The public is warned against tn inclosure of money or banknotes i letters addressed to Mexico, in an or der. issued to postmasters by the fed eral postal administration, as it is ad visable to make exclusive use of tn money order service for purposes ( mutual safety.
 Rev. Walter E. Lanphear, formerl of Mansfield. has prepared the mater ial for a debate which the lecturer the state grange has sent out in lea1 let form to local granges, as it give i:l' brief form, the principal argu ments being used on both sides of tt 7 ratification fight.
 It became known in Norwich Mor day that Capt. Daniel Rogers for te or twelve years at the state hospita had rendered his resignation to u superintendent. Dr. F. s. Wilcox, an will leave the institution May 15. ( E late years he has been tie efficiel night telephone operator
 Six of the ter. cases on the dock, for the May term of the suprem court at Hartford were ready to 1 considered in the term the judge were told on the call of the dock 2 on the opening Tuesday morning. Ff0 a Of the cases were argued Tuesda o,a ory11ad