Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-17
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Argo at Osgood wharf today. Spec ial-fresh fish, SC 1b.-adv. Monday was Kossovo Day, the na tional holiday of the Serbian people. A convention of the Seventh Day churches has been in progress i'll | Rockville.
 | For several days boys have been utilizing the lake at Mohegan park as a swimming pond.
 St. James lodge, No. 23. F. and A. M, works the second degree tonight at | Masonic temple at 7.30.-adv. | A school fair. held at Old Lyme, on | the school lawn the other afternoon netted the Parent Teachers club s156. l At Groton, graduating exercises of | the Sacred Heart school were held in | the church Sunday afternoon at 3.30. Monday, June 16. the summer boat schedule of two round trips daily be- tween New London and Long Island began.
 1 Delegates are being chosen to the Connecticut Policemen's association state convention, to be held in Bridge port June 25.
 | Several Norwich people will be the 1 guests of Boston relatives for the | celebra ton of Bunker Hill day, to- l day, June 17th.
 l Monday at o'clock. in St. Patrick's l church, a months mind requiem high mass for Mrs Eva Heber was sung by Rev. J. H. Frederick
 At present A of the 134 patients at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sana- torium are benefitting by the advan- tages of the new infirmary. II Thursday is the feast of Corpus Christi tthe body of Christi com memorated in the Catholic churches in honor of the Blessed Sacrament. U To Inquirer: The first boat race on the Thames at Gales Ferry was rowed June 2S, 1878, Harvard winning. 20: A S-5. Yale won her first race July 1, 1880.
 Wednesday there is to be an open ing of the vacation house of the New for all club girls and association members.
 Henry Elliott Bowen. "A. who died Sunday at his home in Plainfeld, N. J.. was born in Brooklyn, the eldest son of Henry c. Bowen. Woodstock summer resident.
 The planet Jupiter which set about two hours after the sun on the 1st, is being rapidly approached by the sun : and by the last of the month will dis appear in its rays.
 Eastern Connecticut members have been notified that the Danbury Nor nal school alumnae banquet and re- union is to be held at the Hotel Greer Friday evening. June 20.
 A big van drawn by two pair of the Lathrop mules took the baggage of the New York boy members from Nor wich to Camp Massapeak. Gardner Lake, Monday afternoon.
 The annual state shoot of the Con- z necticut Trapshooters association i: to be held this year under the aus pices of the Hartford Gun club Friday } and Saturday. June 20 and 21. 3 Monday evening social and tht i, June meeting of the Cleaners Bible class of the Central Baptist church was held at the home of Mrs. Law renee Hoffman. 2 Penobscot street. P A representative of the agriculture department, who recently visited tht sheep specialists in Connecticut, re ports that the sheep raisng industry is steadily coming back to it's old-timt I popularity.
 The Shore Line Electric Railwa. Co., has erected small bulletin board on State street, New London, near tn trolley terminal giving the hour of de parture and arrival of all the inter urban cars.
 2 Saturday, when Grand Masters Da. was observed at the Odd Fellows = Home at Fairview, Groton, with abou . 500 members of the order in attend \ ance, the presentation of donation was by Harry Hirsch. formerly o Norwich.
 At Poquetanuck school, when Stat Supervisor O. E. Lowell, of Norwich was presented a scarfpin and pair o cufflinks by the pupils Friday. tn presentation address was by Berth
 Marcus, age [. a pupil of Miss Sophi Hollowell.
 Announcement was made in NeY
 York Monday that the Foreign Bon
 and Share Corporation at a meetin
 June elected among directors Alfre
 L. Aiken, formerly of Norwich pres
 ident of the National Shawmut Ban
 of Boston.
 Groton is getting worried. as asid
 from the water used at Eastern Poir
 and after the opening of the Hott Griswold. the quantity is enormous
 there is the Submarine base, the Shi
 & Engine Co.,. the iron works and tn
 Midway yards to care for.
 At Essex many rumors are bein
 circulated about the operation of tf
 Shore Line Electric Railway Co. cal
 after July 1 but it is hoped by th
 townspeople that none of them al
 correct as the present schedule is yer n convenient and satisfactory. - Captain Thompson of the fishin smack Eleanor Louise. who crosse
 Block Island sound almost daily re 4l11A |. - such schools of menhaden and macl
 erel. He predicts wonderful seasc S of fishing off Block Island.
 The annual meeting of the Nation ' Tuberculosis Association opened Sa
 urday at Atlantic City for a three-ds
 session. Dr. Hugh B. Campbell, sl
 perintendent of Norwich Sanatoriur
 left Wednesday night to attend u
 sessions and will return Thursday.
 The telephone linemen. installers ar = switchmen of the Southern New Eng . land Telephone company had a picn
 Sunday at Midway. Those who a
 tended were from the exchanges
 Norwich, Putnam, Willimantic, Ne
 London, Lyme. Mystic and Saybrook
 A mass of Thanksgiving will be o
 fered at St. Mary's Star of the s,
 church, New London. this (Tuesda,
 morning at O'CLOCK py Key. IlmOtf
 M. Crowley, DID,, to mark the 35 bS anniversary of Father Crowley's ord
 nation to the priesthood at Buffalo.
 r., cathedral.
 Thirty delegates of the Connectic
 Federation of Teachers met at Ne
 Haven Saturday to hear of the legi
 lative work accomplished by the fe - eration during the past session. Ge
 eral satisfaction was expressed at t
 fact that the Morrison bill was defea
 ed