Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-16
Qllle Hsalletin..
  Norwich, Friday, May f6, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at S.z9 O'CLOCK this evening.
 To Inquirer: The date of Whit Sun day this year is June Sth. Dr. Bernard out of town Office closed until further notiee-adv l This week there are 129g patients at the Norwich State Hospital for the h. sane.
 An inventor of Canterbury, Lauri W. Larson, has been granted a patent on a letter box
 Tons of fresh fish at Osgood's wharf today; big variety; low prices.-adv. Thursday was official Straw fiat Day, but was almost too chilly to be observed as such.
 Early as it is, commercial saiesmen with lines of Fall goods have been in Norwich this week Ladies night tonight. at E1l1s' Home. Each member attending can bring. with him man in service or who has been in serrice.-adv. Naval orders Thursday included Lieut.. H. H. Jackson othe Naval Hospital, New London.
 At the last meeting - Rockville lodge, No. 1859. B. P O. E., it was voted to observe Flag Day, Saturday, June 14th.
 The current White Ribbon Banner contains a Memorial Minute to a val ued member in Central Village, Mrs. Lulu B. Wing.
 Delegates from Eastern Connecticut Sunshine societies will attend the state convention to be held in Hartford, on
 May 1S, IT. and 1S.
 +A .4, Express employees Noank fishermen are obliged to send their fish by auto trucks to New London.
 Meeting Sons of Veterans tonight, 7.t5. Memorial Day arrangements adv.
 Dull cool weather will have the ef- feet of keeping back the flowers so that there ought to he ,an abundant supply for Memorial Day Of the total s16.771,659 resources of the Protestant Episcopal Pension fund i s1,e000oo has been invested in Lib erty bonds by J. Pierpont Morgan, the trea surer.
 The farm at Phcenixville formerly l known as the Potter farm, has been sold to New York men whose business will be raising Belgian hares for hos l pitfalls in New York l Ballot readings by noted psychic, Isabel Bradley. Spiritual Academy l Sunday-adv.
 IL is noted in New Haven society news that MT. and Mrs Norris s. I Lippitt and daughter and Mrs. Joseph l +. Hubinger left Wednesday for a ten days trip to Rangeley Lakes, Me. Owing to the strike in New York: lc,~ ,l.. ing received in Connecticut by par eel post, but it is almost impossible l 10 obtain heavy packages and crates. i During this week Roy r. Jones. ex- | tension poultrynaan of the Connecticut Agricultural college. Storrs. is con ferring with L. A. Bevan, county agent. ] in regard to poultry work in Fairfield county.
 The Holland Victory Liberty loan vent over the ton. The amount was r1ales in all the loans q total of about sllS.oQ0 that has been raised in the ! town of about 5.i00 inhabitants Special Convocation of Franklin Chapter, No. l. R. 4. NJ. at Masonic Temple tonight at ' o'clock. Work in
 the past master and M. F. master de- grees.-ady,
 The United States Civil Service 1 oonrissioa announces an examina ton l for dental hygienist. for women. Va ! eancies in the office of Surgeon Gen l aral, War Departn1en at sl 200 to St- l se0 a year, will be filled from this ex- l ation.
 At the coming summer school for teachers at Danburv. there will be "oor's for the purpose of observation l as follows: For upper grades 5. s, | and 8; for lower grades 1. 2, 8, and 4; i for rural school grades Is; for kinder | garten.
 ] The officers and employees of the | Connecticut State Hospital for the h.
 sane at Middletcwn, took Fifth Liberty
 bonds to the amount of s15.00o. The 1 total Liberty bonds sold in the hospi-
 cal during the entire flee campaigns
 was $85,3o0.
 Concerning the threatened shoe price | advance a local dealer said Thurs
 day that prices upon shoes now ir
 stock would remain as at present, as I long as the goods on hand last, ant
 the increase would apply only to stock
 purchased at the advanced prices.
 Ladies' night tonight. at Elks Home Each member attending can brins
 with him a man in service or who has
 been i'll service.--adv.
 Howard S. Chapman, of Old Say
 brook, chairman Fifth Liberty loan
 made his report to the Federal Reserv,
 bank in Boston which showed IT , subscriptions, amount ss9,308, s76e
 over the quota which was s21, TOO. Tn
 town has gone over the top in ever. drive.
 Members of the local union learl
 that Mrs. Mary B. Wilson, of New Ha ven, state key-woYrap for the W. (
 T. U. million dollar jubilee drive, i l spending her time between the head
 quarters at Hartford and the cities an
 towns where her services are mos
 needed. l Dates for the camps of instructio'
 for the officers and enlisted men 0 the eligible list of the State Guar i are annoucced in General Orders Nc ; II, :ust. issued by the Military Elmer gency Board. The camps will be es
 tablished or similar lines to those c
 last summer.
 News comes to local Eagles tha
 New Haven aerie of Eagles throug
 the convention committee in charg
 of the Grand aerie session to be hel l in New Haven. August 1928. has of
 fered a cash prize of s10o for the de sign for celebration decoration to b , selected by a citizens committee. , Automobile parties from Norwich t
 attend the Kings Daughters con
 vention in Hartford included a dele gation from Grace circle Mrs. Fran , [. King, leader, Mrs. Hezekial Perllin i ] Mrs. Calvin l.. Swan and Mrs. J. { 7 Darby, taken up by Mrs. Joseph ! 2 Rurdick Wednesday returning Thurs day.