Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-14
W1kB1lietia>: Norwich, "Wednesday, May IA, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

Arrangements are De1nS made TOT Junior c. P. rally at the Second Con- gregational church, Norwich, May "A.
 Poultryj fanciers who have been rais- ing chickens have lost heavily in some instances because of so much cold, wet weather.
 The annual conference of the Con- netcicut Credit Mems association is to be held today Wednesday, at the Hartford club.
 The Connecticut Summer School for Religious Education is announced to be held at the Connecticut College for Women from June 25 to July 2. This is to be a clover year, accord ing to the farm bureau experts. Every few years clover does especially well. This seems to be one of them. Tuesday at o'clock. in St. Patrick S church, a months mind high mass of requiem for Mrs. Margaret Enos was sung by the rector, Rev. J. H. Brod- erick.
 Many fishing boats arriving daily at Osgood wharf. Good variety-low l prices.-adv.
 About twenty members of the Cath olic Womau's club met Tuesday after | noon at the Community Center-the | former Halle club--to sew on refugees | garments.
 None of the otter travis in the shore | towns have been out much of late | owing to the weather conditions. Bad ] weather makes the price of fish higher 1 in the New York markets. Eagles are choosing their delegates to the Grand Aerie convention 10 be l held in New Haven, in August. also 1 to the state convention to be held ir Middletown, June 8 and g.
 At present the regular 45 men are working full time. 55 hours weekly | at the tannery of the Norwich Belt Manufacturing company, on Nortf I Main street, H. H. Gallup, president
 Why wait until Friday? Soft crabs l long clans. little necks, Connecticut River shad. fresh mackerel, native smoked buckeyes at Powers Bros.'- adv.
 In the drive for the Salvation Army Home Service fund during the week of May 19 to 26, Rockville has been as- signed quota of s2,000 and an or ganization has been formed to raiss it.
 Richards grove which was last veal leased by the government for the us, of enlisted men and their friends will this year blossom as a real up- to date amusement park, and picni, ground.
 The fourth annual meeting of th' | Holland County Association of Congre gational Churches and Ministers is tt he held in the Congregational ohurcl in North Coventry, Wednesday, Ma, 28th.
 At the first quarterly conference O the East Hampton NJ. F. church l Thursday evening, the recently ap pointed district superintendent, Rev William H. Bath, of Norwich, will b present.
 Bottoms Victory loan total is abou SS5, 900, two and a half times the quo ta of $10,500. Mrs. c. F. Sumner mad a unique record in reporting to tn chairman a total more than equal t the quota.
 A former Pomfret resident, Thoma Skelton Harrison, once U. $. ministe and consul l-general to Egypt. has lei his native city of Philadelphia $1 900, 060 to improve governmental condi tions there.
 . At Home Economies institute to b conducted by the Southington grang May 16, there will be a talk on 9Th ? Business of the Home" by Miss I, E. Hayes of Connecticut Agriculturs ] college, Storrs.
 Miss Florence Morgan Caldwell (
 New York and pr. James NJ McTier
 nan of New York, whose engagemer
 was annouced last week by Miss Cad
 wells sister, Mrs. Morton F. Plan , | will be married Saturday
 At Coventry Wright's Mills, togethe
 wit hthe house on the opposite side
 the road, and all the land surroundir ] the house have been transferred
 Herman Lieberman, of New York, WI
 will start a shirtwaist factory ther
 A Higganum correspondent mention
 that Henry Bailey, son-i -in-law of M
 and Mrs. A. l.. Brainard, was take very i'll at Putnam. and it was four ! necessary to perform an operation once. At last reports he was serious i'll. The cold rain storm for the past fe days was called by farmers who ust to raise sheep years ago the "Shet \ storm" which used to arrive ann \ ally about this time in May aft the sheep had been sheared and turl
 cd out to pasture.
 Delegates representing the Churt
 of the Good Shepherd, Norwich, "
 attend the eighty-seventh annual SC
 sion of the Connecticut Universali.
 convention to be held in New Hav,
 today "Wednesday band Thursday,
 the Church of the Messiah. At the suggestion of the presidel \ Mrs. Abner B. Hill, the members ' the Catholic Womans club raised $
 through a penny-a- day savings sy
 tenn during Lent. The sum of $
 resulted from last weeks whist. T
 club works for the poor of St. Pa
 rick's parish.
 Three hundred returned soldit ~ and sailors of St. Francis paris - Fair Haven. Rev. J. J. Smith, forme n ly of Norwich, pastor. attended t solemn high military mass Sund;
 offered in thanksgiving for the retu
 of the boys from the war zone and
 supplication for a lasting peace.
 The United States Civil service coI
 mission announces an examinati
 for plant quarantine inspector for m
 to fill vacancies in the Federal Her
 cultural Board Department of Az culture, for duty in the field or