Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

Many of the tender shoots on shrubs and trees suffered in Sundays sleet storm.
 The Near East quota for the town of Groton was s2,S00 and of the sum Noank raised $760.
 Trainloads of Maine potatoes have been going drought on the Shore line, westward bound.
 The supply of fish in the shore towns at the week end was cod, flat fish and frostfish chiefly.
 pr. Frank W. Holms has resumed his dental practice in the shannon build ing. Room A. Telephone 5S2.-adv
 Passers by are interested in a hand some flock of sheep at the Hubbard summer place, near Haughton's cove.
 Rear Admiral $. s. Robson form orly at the navy yard has been ap- pointed commandant of the Boston navy yard.
 Today, March F, the patronal feast of St. Patrick's church, there will be masses at ', and o'clock, the last a high mass.
 It was announced at Mantle that Rev. Allen Shaw Bush of Gales Ferry was to preach Sunday morning in the Congregational church
 The Cleaners Bible class of the Central Baptist church is to be enter tained this week by Mrs. Charles c. Treat of 10 Brown street.
 A number of Norwich residents heard the explosion at the state hos pital late Friday night. supposing it the echo of revolver report.
 As Conference meets a week from Thursday all benevoences in the Methodist churches are expected to be in by next Sunday at the latest.
 Annual social, Division ?, A. o. H., will take place this evening in Pulaski hall. Good music and pleasant time is promised,-adv.
 At Rock Meadow, Holland county, Adelbert Agard has had a good sea- son, making maple syrup, although he has been unable to secure enough help.
 At the Groton Iron Works it has been decided to launch the steel steamer Worcester at f,25 D. m.. March 20, that being the hour of | high tide.
 Sale of anti ti-tuberculosis Christmas stamps will be resumed this year. { The National Tuberculosis associa ton has just completed it's arrangements with the Red Cross.
 Saturday at eight o'clock, in St, Patriclls church. relatives and friends attended an anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs, Timothy Galliyan, sung by Rev. J. H. Broderick
 Local alumnao learn that a cam i paign to raise S1.500000 was voted al ! the annual meeting of the Mount | Holyoke Alumnae Association of New ! York at the Hotel McAlpin Saturday i The four masted schooner Madlyr { Shirley Lord. which ran ashore at the | entrance to the harhor Of Ponce i Porto Rico, will be a total wreck. The ] schooner was built at Noank in 1917 ! Besides keeping busy with Red | Cross work near Venice. Albert F ! Chandler, of Norwich, a professor il Ohio State university has done some i important Italian translation, scholar ! ly as is all his work.
 1 Winners of prizes at the Hath an- | nual exhibition of the Pennsylyania Academy of Fine A"ls, include the | Mystic artist, Charles IT. Davis, who ! gets the Jennie Sesnan gold mcda for the best landscape.
 The government needs men witt | stenographic experience a. Hoboker and the camps of the port of debark- ation. Those appointed will be desig- mated Army Field clerks and soma | will have a chance to worK in France
 A resident of Norwich for Q brie time, Rev. Harry P. Fuller offered his resignation recently, to the Nj artic Baptist church society. Mir Fuller VII move to Kansas, the form CT home Of Mrs. Fuller, some time il
 May.
 Captain H. E. Kelsey of Westbrook as chairman of the Connecticut shell fish commission, has introduced il the legislature several bills relating t, the preservation and production 0
 both hard and soft shelied clans i state waters.
 Contributions of clothing for thos
 destitute abroad are coming in wei
 to the committee of which Mrs Ed
 mund W. Perkins is chairman Al articles may >e left ot the Elhs' hom
 daily, between 10 and 12,3o a. TT
 and 2.3O to 4,30 D. m.
 Jurisdiction over the entire polio
 system of the state is given th
 motor vehicle commissioner in tn
 administration of motor vehicle reg
 Elations under the new motor vehi
 cle law just completed for presenta
 tstion to the legislature.
 Organist Frank l.. FarrAlrs incl
 dental music at the high mass in S
 Patricks church Sunday was tn unsurpassed Irish melodies-Moore'
 the Hymn to St. Patrici : ct al, immortal strains, which are tn pride and glory of every person 0 Irish ancestry.
 The semi-annual convention of tn
 State Trade Education association which was to have been held in Dan bury March 20, 21 and 22, has bee indefinitely postponed, owing to tn continued illness of State Secretar Charles D. Hine, formerly of Norwich
 the principal speaker.
 The freight business of Leonard Bridge station for less than carloa lots will be handled hereafter b the agent at Chestnut Hill. Carloa business will be handled at Leon ards Bridge as formerly. The freigl business of Millstone will be handle
 by the agent at East Lyme. I When Gen. and Mime. A. E, \ Taufflieb, who sailed on the Leviatha for France, gave a large receptio
 and musicale Thursday afternoon { the Hotel St. Regis, New York, tt | guests included Brig. Gen and Mr Charles H. Sherrill, George Barke ! Gibbs, formerly of Norwich.)
 William Bauer, assistant professc
 of music at Connecticut college hs
 been appointed organist of St Jamt
 Episcopal church, New London
 succeed Alban W. Cooper, who bc . comes organist at the Second Cor a gregationd1 church. on the retirerne,