Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-17
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 Norwich, Saturday, May t7. 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

ed until further notice.-adv. The Vincentian Fathers will begin mission in All Saints church. Som erville, Holland county, tomorrow Sunday. Employes of the local office of the American Railway Express company l arenow working under the eight | hour schedule.
 The Forty Hours Devotion begins Sunday in St. Josephs church. Gros- venordale, and the Sacred Heart church, Norwich Town.
 Joseph Luton, 53. of No. 123 Union street, Rockville, died Thurs | day at the Hartford hospital where he had been under treatment since | last December.
 According to the act of the Legs lature the revaluation of the real es tate in the town of Vernon will be- gin at once and will be finished by the l first of January.
 Buy direct from fishing boats al Osgood's Wharf today, all native fish 1 adv.
 That fee may be imposed by the New London ferry and dock com mission upon the fish vendors who tie their boat $ at the municipal dock seems probable.
 The embargo on all express, which | has been on for ten days, owing to 1 the strike of employees of the Ameri- 1 can Railway Express in New York city has been lifted.
 The total of the Fifth Victory loan l for Rockville Thursday evening was s564,500 with 937 subscribers. This | is about S14,000 in addition to what i the total was at the close Saturday evening.
 ] The contractor who has been build 1 ms the sub>station at West View i Noank, shipped his mortar beds , joist and blanks used in staging : concrete mixer etc, in box car ! Wednesday, 1 Ballot readings by noted psychic i Isabel Bradley. Spiritual Academy
 Sunday.-adv. The Kindergarten pupils at Laure' Hill school, Miss Royce and Miss | Taft, teachers, held a sale this week of letter racks, book marks, holders | etc, made by themselves, clearing over s1t for the Near East fund.
 The girls in the graduating class at St. Mary's Star of the Sea school
 New London, have agreed upon a uniform style of dress for the grad uation exercises. i-ley will wear
 plaited skirts and middy blouses. Connecticut bankers left Friday l for the meeting of the Executive | Council of the American Bankers | Association. which is to be held al | White Sulphur Springs, West Vir- ginia from next Monday until We'd i nesday.
 Soft shell crabs. live and boiled lob l sters, the same heavyweights you'v, 1 had from Powers Bros. before.-adv.
 This (Saturday) afternoon the corner stone Of the new building al the state Masonic home at WalIing-
 ford will be laid by Grand Master | Wallace s. Moyle of New Haven
 The exercises0 will be held at l.; o'clock.
 There was special local interest ir 1 the fact that Nurse Edith Cavell was
 buried Thursday afternoon in hel native city of Norwich, England namesake of this Norwich, and witt which the Connecticut city has hat occasional communication.
 Men are erecting on the bathins
 beach at Watch Hill, a pavilion, de
 signs for which were made by Irv !, ing Eastman, Russian artist 0
 Boston. It is oblong in shape, ant will be painted, white with a trellis covering frame of light green.
 Stamped baby dresses, bibs. pillow. | at Womans Exchange. Good Shep
 pard yarns. Lunch served daily in te | room.-adV.
 Yip Kee who has been in bushes
 at Moosup the last six year and half has sold out on accoun
 of poor health. he purchase comes from North Stoningtol
 with his wife and child. He wa
 formerly in business in New Londor Methodists here learn that towar , the Centenary fund President Ills Chih Chang of China has contribut
 cd s1,00o. Premier Chien S5O0 an
 other Chinese officials Jesse
 for the expnediture of s7501,58 i
 China.
 A drive to raise $1,0oo to establis
 and maintain a milk station in Ney
 London has been launched under tn
 auspices of the Visiting Nuurrse
 Association. Mrs. Robert B. Chap
 Norwich) is president of the asso
 citation.
 Fresh mackerel, porgies, Conn. Rive : shad, sea trout and butterfsh. A spt cial bargain in quality and freshne: at Powers Bros.-adv.
 The Sterling Hill Sunday schot institute which Rev. M. D. Fulle pastor of the Jewett City Baptis church. is to conduct as chairman ( the committee on institutes appoint cd by the Storington union Sunda school convention, has been post poned to Friday, May 25. ! Friday afternoon. at the las meeting for the season of the We mans Home Missionary society the parlors of the Hugh Henry Os good Memorial, Park church at 2; o'clock. the president, Mrs. Geor-o Colt was authorized to appoint new nominating committee. Norwich temperance workers lear ! that the late Rev Dr. Walter : Shanley of Danbury left a compars
 lively small estate. In his will is
 bequest of s1,000 to St. Joseph's e
 thedral, of Hartford and bequest !, $o00 to be used for the deservir
 poor of St. Peters parish, Danbury
 I. G. Davis. of the Connecticr e Agricultural College. said at Hart a ford Thursday that milk at u
 present price of Is cents a quart
 the cheapest form of animal food ar that the price to the consumer as r
 lated to the cost of production is greater today than four wears ago,