Norwich bulletin., 1918-06-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

70 Z Light vehicle lamps at S.S1 o'clock this evening.
 New arrival Long leland long clans at Powers Bros. adv.
 Tall grass in the hayfields was laid low by the heavy showers early Tuesday morning.
 Beds of handsome geraniums and roses in the court house grounds are now at their best
 Central Baptist church met Tuesday evening. This was the last meeting until fall.
 The few native peas being brought to the Norwich stores are considered about two weeks in advance of the average season.
 An Ashford man, Fred C. Chism, with his helpers, has gone to Shelf field, Mass, to do a job of saving for c. M. Ely of Manchester.
 At Noank, Rev. G. G. scrivener of Norwich, district superintendent, preached in the Methodist Episcopal church Sunday afternoon.
 Amateur astronomers here are on the watch in the hope of glimpsing the newly discovered big, bright star in the constellation Aquila.
 Special communication of Somerset Lodge tonight at o'clock.-adv.
 The Connecticut and Western Massachusetts Advent Christian Ministerial associat ton members were guests of the Danbury Advent church Tuesday.
 Norwich alumni learn that Psi Up- silon, the second oldest fraternity at Wesleyan. is planning to celebrate it's Seventy-fifth anniversary, Sunday, June 18th.
 The Shore Line Electric Railway timetable change went into effect al Saybrook, Saturday, and trips are now made hourly between Chester and New Haven.
 At Haddam there had been large swarm of bees on tree near the town hall for several days. The other evening Charles B. Parmelee secured them in a hive and carried then home.
 In spite of wartime conservation and many other demands for contri' never omit donations of early or latt jellies and the like to the local hos pitals.
 Many knitters who apply for fret wool at the rooms of the Woman! League have to be disappointed, a. the supply has been given out ana there are no funds with which tt purchase more.
 Protect your garden from blight anf bugs. Use Bordeaux mixture, S5c { bottle. at Lee & Osgood'
 A Saybrook Point boy, Goodrich B Pratt, who has returned from tn camp of the boys working reserve a Storrs, is to be employed on Arrow head farm. owned by Hon. M. G Bulkeley, during the summer.
 It is mentioned by a Cromwell cor respondent that Rev. A. E. E1mquis has returned from Pomfret, where ht has been for a couple of days in thu interest of the State Swedish Or phanage. His trip was very success ful.
 At the request of the parish Rosar. society of which she was an esteemed member, months mind requiem higl mass for Miss Catherine McCloud wa sung in St. Patriek's church, Tues day at s o'clock, by Rev. J. H. Brod erick. The members of the Harmony clut who contributed seven and one hal pounds of tinfoil to the Women League, accumulated that amount b saving the coverings from their to baeeo and chewing gum for a numbe of weeks.
 An an-day missionary meeting C | the Lee Missionary church, Holland was held the other day at the hom | of Mrs. Ivan Wilcox, at Merrov Sewing was done for the French or phans. Dinner was served at noon b the hostess.
 The mission which Fathers Flo and Seraphim, Franciscan Father who gave such a successful mission 2 St. Patrick's, Norwich. are conduct ing at Lakeport. N. T.. will end tn 18th. Their season closes at Narrows burg, N. Y, June 23-3o.
 Ensign James L Hubbard, U. S. ! R., son of Mir. and Mrs. Charles Hubbard of Norwich, has received promotion from New London to New port. where he is to be assistant t the repair officer at that station an will have full charge of 400 men.
 The town police hereabouts ha1 been asked to be on the lookout fe Charles Prior of Plainville, who es capel from the Norwich State Hosp tai Monday. He is five feet, se1 en inches tall. of dark complexiq