Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-12
VIl1f E,nustiIa~
 Norwich, aa;ondsy May 12, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS ! Light vehicle lamps at S.25 o'clock this evening.
 | The annual convention of Holland county W. C. T. L. is to be held at Ellington, Tuesday. May 27.
 The Otis Library has prepared a helpful list of bird books for the bene- fit of readers and students.
 The Somers mills. landmarks of the town, arc to be disposed of to close the estate of the late W. C. Pease. 1 Eiks throughout the state will note ] in a particular manner Flag Day. June IA. which this year falls on Sat 1 urday.
 1 Hebron has gone over the top again 1 Tor the Liberty loan in which the quo- ta was F12,'o0. Over s15,000 has been ] subscribed.
 1 As far as is known to Norwich alum ! ni or Wesleyan, there will be twenty one class reunions held during the Commencement period this year. l Whist wen by Women of Moose. heart Le. -on at Mooseheart Home Laurel Hill Tuesday evening, May 18, | 1919, at 5 o'clock. Tickets 20 cents.- Growers of early strawberries claim l that since the leaves of the blossoms | have shed. many of the hubs appear | hlackened as q result of the severe l cold.
 The Norwich post office has received a limited supply Of the one and two cent preprietory stamps for distribu- tlon among druggists and dealers in proprietary medicines.
 When the Northern Baptist Con- l vention meets this year at Denver May e1-27. Rev Arthur F. Purkiss, the pastor of the Central Baptist church, Norwich, expects to attend.
 Some of the motor boat owners are not expecting to put their craft ln the water this season on account i of double war tax. The tax on d 1I-foot power boat is s10.
 Los Angeles newspaper clippings l received in Norwich state that Dr. Herbert M. Bishop. who died April 2S Is to be buried in Pittsburgh, beside his fourth wife who died year ago
 Teachers hereaborts learn that the summer school catalogues of the Danbury State Normal school are in process of preparat ton and will be ready for distribution in about two 1 weeks.
 Notification has been received that 1 the sixth annual meeting of the Con- necticut Woman's League for Ami malls will be held in Chamber of Com merce hall, New Haven, Tuesday morning, May 15.
 A delegation from the dIo1v Name | society of St. Patrick's church, James J. Casey. president, visited the home oi Eugene Sullivan, 106 Summit street Sunday evening, offering prayers fol the repose of his soul
 | Clarence Barlow and Archa s. Wal. ker have moved portable steam boil CT and engine for w. F. Maine and sor 1, from Mansfield Center to the S. D Curtis lot at Westford, where MT Maine is saving lumber.
 The two assistant pastors of St Patrick's church will begin taking tht annual parish census. stating Tuesday at Hallville and Poquetanuck, contin. uing the work through the Laurel Hil
 section during the week.
 At New London, Fritz Voet fornej
 proprietor of the New England Bak. cry, has purchased the Keefe property at 9s and 1o7 Bank street Emil NJ Fox, of Norwich Is associated witt Mir Fogt in the purchase.
 The New York boat brought 50 sail ors to New London Saturday mornins
 who were, in service overseas and whC
 are recovering from illness. The sail ors were conveyed to the United
 States naval hospital in ambulances l Yale university has accepted the res
 ignation of former Governor Simeoi
 E. Baldwin as professor in the Yal
 Law School after a service of 50 years
 Prof. Baldwins resignation will talk
 effect on June l. when he will becom professor emeritus.
 Part of the Walking club of Tollan,
 has been taking walking trip [,
 Hadlyme. Seven Of the club started
 Tuesday morning and were gone unti
 Thursday night They were enter
 tained while in Hadlyme by Mr. ant
 Mrs. Clarence Hungerford.
 Word has been received here tha the National Association of Decors tive Arts and Industries will be or ! Sanized at q meeting of manufactur
 CTS, wholesalers. and retailers of hon Furnishings to be held Ut the Hotel As
 tor, New York. today, May 12. The legislature in passing the bil aprropriating se0,o03 makes it certau that New Britain will eventually hay 2 complete new Normal school build
 ing in a new location according t Principal Marcus White. formerly c Norwich Free Academy faculty. When tho board of assistants of tn Connecticut Society Of May6ower De scendants met recently with $. F. Av cry of Hartford, Colonel Charles | Thompson, governor of the society prc-dding. plans were discussed fo the tercentenary celebration at Ply mouth. Mass.
 Three big new transformers hay
 arrived at the Hellville Power sta ton of the Shore Line Electric Rail way, to be installed when that be comes sup station, after the road i
 connected with the big plant of tn Eartern Connecticut Power compan at Uncasville.