Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-28
Olle Bnusttn, Norwich, Monday, April 28, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

AS lar as COulQ De uelerIn1neQ Sun- day, peach buds in orchards about Orwich remained uninjured by the frost. society held it's spring meeting Satur- day afternoon and evening in the City club, Hartford.
 During the absence of Gov. Marcus II. Holcomb at the Boston parade Sen at0r William H, Heald of Stafford was acting governor.
 About May 1st the Fishers Island steamer will start regular trips be- tween the island and New London every day excepting Sunday.
 A number of persons seeking mem- bership in Park Congregational church met the church committee at the close of the morning service Sunday.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now male and spayed dogs $1.25, famale dogs s1O.25. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv.
 In St. Patrick's church Sunday the banns of marriage were published be- tween Joseph w. Hourigan and Miss Mary Persis Copp, both of Norwich.
 It is expected that Raymond B. Case, son of MT. and Mrs. Samuel B. Case of Broad street. will arrive home from France by the end of this week.
 After chilly Saturday. the temper ature rose Sunday so that the day proved warm and pleasant. The mer- cury stood at 50 degrees in the shade about noon.
 New England landscapes by Henry R. Poore, from the country about Old Lyme, Conn.,, and the dunelands of Barneys Joy. Mass, are on view in the Babceck galleries, New York. At the Christian Endeavor service at Holland Sunday evening Sergt. Will liam Sumner Simpson, recently dis charged from Camp Upton told of his experiences In England and France In the superior court at Hartford Margaret Chambers Schultz was granted a divorce from Carlton Schultz for into.erable cruelty. They 1 lived at Manchester and Rockville. The papers mention that MT. and Mrs. A. W. Manchester farm manage ment demonstrators, of Storrs, are wis | iting points in Fairfield county in the interest of farm management project
 It was rumored about town Saturday that the J. Monroe Huntington prop erty on Broadway had been purchased by William H. Murphy of Williams street who will remodel it into apartt- ments.
 An Ellington soldier, Private Her ] bert c. Pease is expected to arrive from France on the Kroonland which is due at Newport News, Va. He enlisted in the regular army more than a year ago,
 At North Stonington George W Randall, who recently sold his place in the Shunoc district to Otis Frink, dis posed of his personal property at pub fiction auction Saturday, Henry L. Al len being auctioneer.
 At the milk show in the list armory New York, last week, Beechlands OK ford Fern. a year old Jersey COW from Rockycliffe farm, Yantic. owned I by $. M. Kapian. gave birth to the frs calf born at the show.
 This (Monday) evening at a meeting of the Marlborough town school com. mittee at the Center schoolhouse tc decide upon teachers wages for nexr year, Supervisor H, s. Libby of Col chester will be present.
 News has been received here tha the signal corps, United States army is urgently in need of cable operators radio operators, telegraph operators telephone and telegraph linemen pigeon fanciers and others.
 The New York, New Haven anc l Hartford Railroad company has issued a new train schedule for trains run ming between Hartford and Saybrool Point, Hartford and Middletown, ant Hartford and New London. The Girls Friendly society (Episco paD of Connecticut proposes to rais $25,000 endowment fund for the Va cation house at Canaan to be calle the Margaret Jackson Endowmen Fund for Canaan Vacation House"
 A former Norwich resident, Deniso Gallaudet, who purchased the Bright man farm on the Westerly road, Ston ington, has a large force of men 1nak l ing improvements to the place. A larg r cottage for the use of the caretaker g being built.
 The directors of the Connecticut re
 formatory at Cheshire have decided t
 employ a resident physician and sur
 geon, and have secured Dr. Berry, wh is about 4S years old, and was bor
 in Warren, Mass.
 Amateur astronomers here find ths
 the planet Venus is now splendidl
 displayed in the western sky afte
 sunset and will remain visible as th
 most lucid evening star until the be
 ginning of August, setting about thre
 hours after the sun.
 Norwich alumni learn that a Roose
 welt memorial exhibition to be held
 Columbia university from May g
 commencement day, June 4, will ir clude all paintings, bronZes, etching n and a wide variety of manuscripts
 the former president.
 c David Roberts of Willimantic an
 Mrs. Pansy Pedro of South Coventr
 were married Friday afternoon by Re I George w. Christie at the latter plac IThe bride on Tuesday was divorced !, Rockville by her husband Peter Pedr who is in the United States navy. rl Announcements have reached u t Art school that an all-day conventio
 of the interior decorators and hon o furnishers of the United States is to l held at the Hotel Astor, New York, (
 May 12, the first meeting of the Nf l. tional Association of Decorative Ar
 and Industries.
 VI Connecticut members of the D. A. , just back from Washington, D. (
 state that the candidacy of NJ e George Maynard Minor of Waterfol
 for president general in 1920 of Il o National society. D. A. R., was warm endorsed, not only by Connecticut, b
 by several other states.
 IF Sealed proposals for seven pieces
 new state road work were received L the office of State Highway Commi Al sioner Charles J. Bennett last wee
 21 bidders submitting estimates for |
 work with a total of 35 bids T
 towns in which the new road work "
 be done include Old Lyme
 A good number of members of t
 Holy Name society received COT
 munion at the 7.30 mass in St. Pa
 ricll's church Sunday from Rev. Pet
 J. Cuny, acting pastor. while the re