Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps al S.o4 O'CLOCK this evening.
 The moon is in it's last quarter to- morrow, the Fist. at 1.33 a. m.
 Sleeping rooms for rent to men at '. M. c. A. building-adv
 A Children's day service will be held next Sunday evening at the Central Baptist church.
 Fine looking strawberries are being sent to Norwich stores by growers near Poquetanuck drawbridge.
 A Plainfield man. Lucius Exley, has been in Ashford shearing sheen for William Poole alid E. M. Grant.
 Infantry assignments announced Thursday included Col. W: H. Gordon to Fort Wright. with the 21st regiment. An attractive garage has been com pleted at the residence of Town Clerk Charles $. Holbrook of Mckinley ave- nue.
 Many members of the Universalist Young Peoples societies are planning to attend the summer school at North field.
 During the summer vacation at Nor wich Free Academy, June IS to Sept. Sth, the Peck library will be open fore moons only, from to 12. The planet Saturn is still in Leo near Regulus and finely in view. It set about 11.30 p. m. on the 18th and will set at 1030 D. m. on the 30th.
 In the Hartford probate court Henry F. Church of Norwich has been ap- pointed administrator on the estate of Eunice L. Fox, late of Hartford.
 The office of Dr. Emma Dunham o11
 By typographical error Thursday morning the name of Winfred c Young was incorrectly given in an item referring to his trip abroad.
 At the parsonage in East Thompson Wednesday evening Rev. J. R. Miller united in marriage H. Adams of Provi- dence and Miss Gertrude Russ ot Quadic.
 A Bedding correspondent notes tha MT. and Mrs. Fred D. Mabrey and theil son John of Bennington, Vt, are set tied in their Bedding cottage for tht summer.
 l Eleanor Louise at Osgood's whar today, with extra choice fresh fish, adv.
 | Visitors in town for the races ant week end find Norwich livlng Up to he title of The Rose of New England with gardens gay with the Queen o 1 Flowers.
 A iridium, or three days devotion in honor of the blessed eucharist, vii begin in St. Patrick's church thi | (Friday) evening. ending at vesper Sunday afternoon.
 At the Connecticut state shoot to 1 day (Friday) and Saturday under tn auspices of the Hartford Gun club tn cash prizes and trophies for the tw days amount to $50.
 The suggestion is being made by tn home garden department to gardener to keep careful watch on many of tn different vegetables for the first sig of aphis, plant lice of two kinds, pin and green.
 Among awards at Yale Wednesda the prize for excellence in drawing an I descriptive geometry was divided be tween Clinton Dewitt Hanover. Jr.. ( Groton. and kasson Howe of Bronx vile, x. Y.
 At Windsor Locks Wednesday Mis- ! Lydia Katharine Nedeau of that tow and Archalila DeForge of Somersyill I Holland county, were married in $ Mary's church at g o'clock by til brides cousin, Rev. Joseph Brenea1 of Sudbury, Ontario.
 1 Charles Sloan, 34 who died Wednes day at Norwich, following a long il ness, was born in New Britain ar was employed for several years by tE New York. New Haven and Hartfol Railroad company. Burial will be New Britain today (Friday).
 Because it gained 47 new membe during six months. beating out all u state lodges. District Master Osc; Johnson of Bridgeport visited Scand
 lodge, Order of Vasa. of South Maj , chester, Thursday evening and pr sented to the lodge first prize.
 The Church of the Sea and Land
 Market and Henry streets. New Tor which will begin a celebration of i
 tooth anniversary tonight (Friday
 adjoins the property where was an 0
 chard in which the South Covent . patriot, Nathan Hale. was hanged
 It is announced that free clinics a
 to be held at the Day Kimball hospit ) Putnam, in the interest of the childr
 of the public schools by Dr. Harold
 Foster, New York specialist who
 former home was in Putnam, al g whose wife was the late Martha
 Pray of Norwich.
 The handsome May estate in Pequ 1 avenue, New London, the property , Col. Henry May. of Washington. D. ;. has been sold to Edward H. Bindley
 Pittsburg. Several experts in tr
 surgery have been there from Bost
 trimming the trees and shrubbery :" an expenditure of $3,000.
 The United States civil service col
 mission, Washington. D. C., aga IF states that the need of stenographe
 typewriters and bookkeepers (bo
 male and female) for employment
 the United States government serv at Washington, D. C.. is acute, as ' demand far exceeds the supply.
 It was stated Thursday by Hartfe
 papers that MT. and Mrs. Robert
 Brewster were to open their cottage
 Eastern Point. Morgan H. Brewst
 their son, who has just been gradual . from Phillips academy at Andov ,, will spend the summer with his D; ents. R. M. Brewster is native Y Norwich. |. Manufacturers of eastern Connec cut are interested in the fact that s monster petition asking that a lice >' sing system for the American dye , dustry, similar to that of Great Br A' ain, be included in the peace tre;
 has been sent to President Wilson
 more than 1000 American firms. n pR. HUGH B. CAMPBELL HOME
 FROM NATIONAL CONVENTI