Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-07
VARIOUS MATTERS.

NAKlOOS MA ENS
 Tomorrow is Whitsunday. or Pente- cost Sunday.
 this evening.
 The Forty Hours Devotion begins on Sunday in St. Marys church. South Coventry.
 Choice cut roses; funeral orders a speciality. Hunts Greenhouses. Phone 1130.-adv.
 Connecticut alumni and former stu dents are attending commencement exercises at Northfield. Alfred Abbey has been re-appointed deputy jailer of Holland county jail for a period of four years.
 Friday at o'clock, in St. Patrick s church, a months mind requiem high mass for Patrick Galli-an was sung by Rev. J. H. BrodericK.
 Thirty three newspapers and maga- zines are provided for readers who inn prove the advantages of the Peck Li- brary, Norwich Free Academy The district superintendent. Rev. W, H. Bath, of Norwich, is to hold the quarterly conference of Danielson Methodist church Sunday afternoon at g o'clock.
 Real large blue, Conn. river shad, ! eastern salmon, Noank founders, DOT | gies, heavy Holsters, alive and boiled, long clans absolutely fresh. Powers Bros-adv.
 Interest is manifested in regard to the two applicants for the new post office which is to be opened at Good year. They are Alma F'orcier and Miss Annie M. Claire.
 At meeting of the school board Of the borough of Groton this week 1t was voted to give the teachers in the district and graded schools 2o per cent increase in salary.
 At South Wilmington, MT. and Mrs l W. H. Hall have announced that Sat urday, June 14, they will celebrate their 25th wedding anniversary and will be at home to all their friends.
 The Danbury State Normal schoo has issued an attractive thirty page catalogue describing the courses of fered at the summer session for teach CTS, to be held from July to Aug. 2
 Although unnoticed. Friday. June 6 ! was the 260th birthday of the town ot Norwich and the 155th of the incor- poration of the city events elaborately celebrated as Benefactors' Day in 1914.
 In a letter for Mystic. Augusta ! Cutler, state superintendent of meda contests, urges local w. c. T. L. mem bers to make extra efforts to hold a: many contests as possible before con vention time. next fall.
 The tax collectors office will be opeT tonight, Monday and Tuesday even ings until 8 o'clock for the purpose O collecting the town taxes and also tn unpaid personal taxes. After Tuesday the 10th, interest will be added.--adv
 Miss Annie c. Zezulawez, of Bozrah vile, announced this week as valedic torian at the coming Norwich Ere Academy graduation, was graduate from St. Patricks parish school il Norwich, with the class of 1915.
 Rockville's visiting nurses, Misse Katherine T. Mccarthy and Edith ( | Mead, have issued their report for Ma, having number of new cases for tn month, 37; number of paying case Js; number of non-paying cases 3.
 Sheriff F. O. Vinton. of Tollan county has appointed his deputies a , follows: Vernon, John Watkins; Gov entry, Albert F. Harmon: Williugtor William O. Eldredge; Stafford, Thom as J. Hayes; Columbia, T. G. Tucker It was recalled during his Memoria Day visit to Brooklyn, Conn. that tn Connecticut State c. A. R. Comman der George Meech. is a native of tha town, later living at Gales Ferry, go ing afterwards to Middletown, now hi home.
 Irving 1T. Agard son of Dr. and Mir , Isaac M. Agard. natives of Staffort I,1r iy,fn 7.ir Il 0f f high school and superintendent af tn schools of Spencer. Mass. He is graduate of Rockville high school an Amherst college.
 A native of Montville, C. Tyle Landphere ex-warden of Groton bor - ough, has purchased the property Pleasant Valley next to that of ClaI ence Latham and is soon to erect silk mill which with the dye-house connection with it, will employ oyC 200.
 By a typographical cmisson of tv lines, the fact was not stated tha Miss Albertine, school nurse, read
 paper on School Nursing. and Mi: Kate Mckenzie, president, a paper ( Public Health Nursing in General. Backus Hospital Nurses Alumnae ar nual meeting.
 The United States Civil Scrvit
 commission announce for July 1 a examination for assistant investigate for men and women. Vacancies in Il
 bureau of efficiency, Washington,
 C., at entrance salaries ranging fro
 $500 to s2,400 a year. will be fIlt
 from this examination.
 It is expected at Hartford that Il
 Rev. John F. Ryan, native of Norwi'
 will be chosen president of |
 juvenile commission when that boa
 meets Thursday. June 12, for organ
 zation. Father Ryan has been ill Ia St Francis hospital but he will pr
 bably be well enough to attend t :I meeting.