Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

The moon is new today, May 29th, at o.12 a. m.
 Light vehicle lamps at s.41 o'clock this evening.
 The Otis library has received a gift of number of books in French.
 The Girl Scouts are to locate their summer camp at Groton Long Point this summer.
 Dealers here say the sale of flags in- dicates a bigger display Friday than ever before.
 Six candidates for rural mail carrier took the examination at An dover, Saturday.
 Some of the Sunday school commit tees are already planning for the an- nual picnic outings.
 On account of the high cost of help, some of the farmers in Connecticut are. putting in oats instead of corn.
 The links of the Shenecossett Coun- try club at Eastern Point will be opened Memorial Day for the season.
 The independent residents in the vil- lage of Hamburg in the town of Lyme, continue to go by the old-fashioned time.
 The spring term and the year at
 
 the graduating exercises, Tuesday, June 17th.
 Two big cargoes of native fresh fish, Osgood Wharf, porgies, mackerel, but ters. founders, Boston blues, flats, etc. adv.
 At New London Ethel NJ, and Edgar F. Keeney have sold to Henry c. Christmas, formerly of Norwich, land and building on Montauk avenue.
 Notification has been received in this state that the national convention of Civil Service Commissioners will be held in Rochester, N. Y, June 10th.
 Plans are completed at Rockville for the public exercises Memorial Day and the parade. which will be the biggest in years. The exercises will be held in the Memorial hall at 1.30.
 Relatives and family friends attend ed a months mind requiem high mass for Miss Mary A. Devine sung in St. Patrick's church Wednesday at O. clock by Rev. J. H. Frederick.
 Burglars at Old Saybrook made a big haul from the Fairview hotel, where they cleaned out furnishings bedding, and all things of value that had been stored for the winter.
 Invitations have been received by local soldiers of the Spanish -Ameri- can war to the twenty-first annual re- union of the Connecticut volunteers which is to be held in New Britain, Sunday, June 1.
 Millinery opening Thursday and Saturday. Latest fashions in trimmed hats. Ladies cordially invited. A Broadway. Madame Fourniert-adv. Purchasers of land at Andover, on the west shore of Columbia lake the past week were Mrs. Grace Bostwicll, Dr. Emil G. Reinert of Hartford and George w. Smith of South Manches- i ter.
 Memorial service at boulder for | French soldiers, Norwich Town ceme- tery, this (Thursday) afternoon at 5 ] o'clock by Faith Trumbull chapter. D. A. R.-adv.
 An exchange mentions that H. w Manchester, farm management demon- | strator of Storrs, in company with L. A. Bevan, Fairfield county agent, is visiting farms in Brookfield and ! Ridgefield this week. A special town meeting is to be held at the town hall at Coventry, Saturday afternoon, for the purpose of voting an appropriation from the town for a state road between Gov | entry and South Coventry. St. Mary's T. A. & B. Society Whist in their Hall this evening-adv. A number of young men from Mid | dletown accompanied A. ". tfreer o1 l the Middlesex County Farm Bureau uc the Connecticut State Agricultural col l lege at Storrs, where a field day and inspection was held Monday afternon
 The funeral of Mrs. Wilhelmina Smith Rehn was held Tuesday after l noon from her residence, F Grand street, New London, the service be- ing conducted by Rev. Philip M. Ker- ridge. Burial was in Jordan ceme- tery.
 Friday will be a holiday for the rural mail carriers.
 Fred L. Miller and William D Cogswell company partners in busi- ness in Killingly, have filed a petition in bankruptcy in the United State. court. They have liabilities of S1,- 23S.O6 assets listed as of a value O sS65.s2.
 To accommodate our trade we vii be open Thursday and Friday a. usual. No afternoon delivery Friday Larger solf shell crabs, fresh Conn River shad, Block Island mackerel fresh porgies aud heavy Holsters. Pow ers Bros.-adv.
 Representing the alumnae of tn Holy Family Academy, Baltic. Mrs Mi chael A. Bailey left Hartford Tuesda, for St. Louis as a delegate to tn national convention of Ca tholic col leges and convents of the Unitet States and Canada.
 Universalist Food Sale at Buclling ham Memorial today 10:30.-adv. Mir. and Mrs. Joseph Thi- , beault of East Hampton, announc the marriage of their daughter Mar garet Lena and William Slego, o
 Pittsburgh, Penn. The marriage too
 place at the Church Of the Sacrc
 Heart, 'Groton, May 21. 1919.
 A surgical ward equipped fo ? emergency and minor cases has bee
 established at the Jennings schoo ? New London, for the purpose of pro
 noting better health among the chil dren. The ward has been equippe
 with an operating table for minor sur gical operations.
 Band Concert at Mohegan Park
 Sunday afternoon, June 1st.-adv. Wednesday afternoon the Progress f sive Missionary club met with MT
 Mary Corbin, 29 Lincoln avenue, tn
 president, Mrs. John |. Post presidin and sixteen attending. Mrs. Charles t Stark gave two readings and MiS