Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-24
VARIOUS MATTERS
The moonfs full today at 5.8s a.

VARIOUS MAI TERS
 The moonfs full today at 5.sS a. m.
 Light vehicle lamps at s.55 o'clock this evening.
 A number of Norwich teachers will work in the munitions plant during vacation.
 Holland county tobacco is not. do- ing very well at present. Warmer weather very soon is needed.
 A change in the running time of trains on the Central Vermont rail- road went into effect Sunday.
 Temperature under 50 degrees Sun day suggested the coming of Thanks giving rather than Fourth of July.
 The first raspberries of the season have made their appearance and are selling for twenty cents for a pint ssss sskett.
 The violence of Saturdays rain re- suited in badly washed roadways and in beating down much hay that was ready to cut.
  eight persons visited the Otis Library reading room. Miss Martha A. Ward was in charge.
 Misses Theodora and Virginia Pal mer and Charles Palmer have given the generous sum of $5.000 to the New London Red Cross.
 A former Waterford and Wilmington no cfn aTIn JOor received the degree of master of arts at Trinity college, Hartford last week.
 The object of the new sugar law is to prevent boarding so there will be no opportunity to stock up as the maximum allowance per capita is three pounds each month. A meeting of the officers, directors and members of the Norwich Play ground Association will be held at the rooms of the Chamber of Commerce, Monday, June 24th at p. m.-adv.
 The large number of premiums and fixtures in the rooms of a stamp store in Westerly were moved by auto truck last week to Norwich. where the Wes- terly. New London and Norwich stamp
  l Friends of Albert Dexter. of Scot | land Road, Sth Co, Third Regt., call attention to the fact that he was the ! first Norwich boy to die in the service, on Jan. 17th, 1918. at the U s. Naval Training Station, Newport.
 The honorary bearers at the funeral of Congressman William H. Kennedy, at Naugatuck included ex- Mayor c. T. Driscoll of New Haven and Attor- lney John H. Cassidy of Waterbury, both formerly of Norwich.
 There wifi be q small eclipse of the moon today, June 24. invisible here, since on this meridian, the moon sets twenty minutes before entering the earth's shadow. The eclipse begins at 5h. 46m. a. m, and ends at 7h. 10m. a.: m.
 Franklin Council, No. 3, R. & S. NJ, will be visited by H. H. Bradley, NJ P. grand master tonight, at Masonic Temple, at o'clock Work in all the degrees, which will be followed by re- 1 freshments.-adv.
 The old Nathan Hale schoolhouse at 1 the corner of Huntington and Rieh- ards streets, New London, is to be open all summer to the public Tues day and Thursday of each week from , to D. m. During inspection hours Mrs. Charles Smith will act as host ess. -..r-L.
 A. W. Noone. owner of the Gallup homestead at Ekonk, recently visited Washington, D. C.. attending the sale of President Wilson's wool from his flock of sheep. Mir Noone purchased 4 two pounds at six hundred dollars per pound, the amount, twelve hundred dollars, going for Red Cross work. , The distribution of motor vehicle registers will not be made until af- ter August 1 it was learned a the Of fee of Robbins B. Stoeckel conmis- sioner of motor vericles, Saturday The books should have been delivered by July but owing to inability tt get paper, publication was held up.
 Acting under special dispensatior issued by Wm. F. English. grand master, St. James Lodge, No 2S, r & A. M.. will hold special communi- cation to ballot on the petition 0. Winfred C. Young. at Masonic Tem- pie tonight at 6.45.-adv The 2 graduates from St. Pat. rick's school received holy communion at the g o'clock mass in St Patrick church Sunday. from Rev Peter ] Cuny, assisted by Rev Myles P. Gal } win. Father Cuny preaching from Luke a iX. g. Jesus said unto him. Follow Me his theme being Vocation For God'l a Service.
 The marriage of Miss Isabe M. Murphy. daughter of ex-Mayo Timothy c. Murphy. of Broadway. ant a First Lieut. (Dr.) William T Dris s coll, of Fort Shelby. Miss, takes plac, } tomorrow (Tuesday) at St Patrick church at g o'clock. no formal invi , tations having been issued for tn, \ ceremony.
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