Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

ming to bloom.
 The schools are planning special exercises for Arbor Day, May End.
 The best moonlight nights during May will be from tho 18th to the 18th.
 Remember, the value of fish is its freshness. Try Powers Bros. and be convinced.-adv.
 Pansies in Norwich gardens which were frozen stiff during the recent cold wave are reyiying.
 The machinery in the Mick mill on the Flanders road belonging to Frank E. Tice has been removed this week by motor truck. to Westerly.
 MT. land Mrs. Manuel Bento of Stonipgton have announced the en- gagement of their daughter, Jessie R. Rento to Georges +. FTates of Prov idence, R. l.
 St. Johns Episcopal Church, Rock vile, has dedicated an Honor Tab let to the fourtein men from the parish who entered the service. The tablet is of marble.
 A German helmet has been received at Coventry by Mrs. Foster c. Hall, chairman of the Woman's Liberty Loan committee. Up to the first Of the week s2.3oo had been subscribed.
 The town clerks office will be open on Wednesday and Thursday evenings for the registration of dogs.--ads.
 According to a pamphlet just is- sued by the state board Of education the attendance at the New Haven normal school is 155, including six ty-seven seniors and eighty eight juniors.
 During the past month the mem bers of the Apostleship of Prayer in the Catholic church have had ss their daily intention prayers and good works for the promotion of the yif- tue of purity.
 The three Norwich agents of the Connecticut Humane society. Deputy Sheriff George H. Stanton, Dr. Charles H. Lamb and John H. Ford, averaged seventy five cases during the past year.
 The National War work council is again calling for volunteers for can teerf work in this country. Nolun- tecrs are asked for three months service with expenses paid and uni forms provided.
 Franklin Chapter, No. 4. F. A. NJ. works the Mark Master Degree al Masonic Temple. tonight. at 7.3o.- adv.
 Thomas Holt, commissioner Bl dairies for the state, is attending 8 meeting of the New England Dairy Food and Drug Association i'll Bos- ton and will speak on the standardi- zation of milk.
 News has been received here that 1 for the first convention of world s war veterans to be held at St. Louis May s, 1919 the United States rail road administration will make rate of two cents a mile. The officers and men of the Say brook proving ground are somewhat disappointed as they were expecting | to vacate daily, but were informed 1 this week that it will take at least 1 three months to close that station. Governor Helcomb has appointed pr. Thomas F. Rockwell of Rockville to examine and report on the mental condition of Ely Zopo and Pau Thomas, prisoners at Holland county jail. reported by the jailer to be in- 5ane.
 Argo and Cochegan at Osgood'; wharf. Many kinds of fresh fish. Flea nor Louise will arrive today with livt i fish for .Friday..-adv. At Saybrook the other night, Lieu. tenant and Mrs. J. M. Schiey gave ar l entertainment in the town hall ts | their friends and especially to ths boys that have been oversea. Lieu. tenant Schley was wounded sever times.
 1 More than thirty artists are repre- scented in the annual exhibition of th' | National Association of Portrai Painters in the Reinhardt galleries | New York, one of hethirty being J Alden Weir, a summer resident o l Windham.
 i The records of the Norwich United 1 Workers show that there were twen ty-two patients cared for during tn past year at the Sheltering Arms. tf ,I monthly average being about fifteel persons. Three deaths occurred dur ing the year.
 Big smoker and entertainment at k of c. rooms, Thursday evening, Ma
 l, at o'clock. All members are re quested to attend. Big time.-adv.
 Local bakers and others are dis
 turbed because flour and lard hay materially advanced in price and
 was said Wednesday that no de | CTedSe III pElCeS hHdS hlil1ChpdtH M
 Government purchases are held il
 part responsible. \
 Wednesday afternoon the Progress
 sive Missionary club met with Mrs.
 P. Holloway, 69 Oak street. 2S at
 tending and the president, Mrs. Johi
 E. Post presiding. It was reporte,
 that the recent rummage sale ha
 proved very successful.
 
 by Rocky Hill Grange Tuesday, ther Dollar Out of Dairying," by A. W
 Manchester. farm management dem onstrator from the Connecticut Agri cultural College, Storrs. II Big smoker and entertainment at E of c. rooms, Thursday evening. Ma 1, at 8 o'clock. All members are re quested to attend. Big time.-adv. Relatives and friends attended
 months mind requiem high mass fo
 Thomas H. Reardon, sung at S
 o'clock by Rev. William H. Kennedy, (
 St. Marys church, who assisted tn 1 parish priests Wedneday. Governor Marcus II. Hogcomb ha
 ordered the town clerk of Pomfret t Etii d 5PcCidi LO~h cicStioi thIlc
 for the choosing a judge of prebat
 to fill the unexpired term of Judg Charles O. Thompson, who will reac
 the age limitation June 1e. Announcement has been made ( the marriage of Miss Rose Huntie
 Andrus of No. 46 Maple street Ne'
 Britain and Ernest L. Dinock Of Wes Wilmington. The wedding took plae April 22nd at the Holland Methods
 church, Rev A. Barber officiating. State Hightwtay CpInrliSsiones J. Bennett awarded Tuesday fiv
 contracts for new state road work i
 Connecticut, including Oi1 Lynn