Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

tANOOS MA l@l EINO
 Light vehicle lamps at s.S7 o'clock this evening. EsS $.
 The forty hours devotion begins Sunday at St. Josephs church, Occum. In some of the suburban towns deer l are complained of as nibbling foliage | and flowers in gardens
 l Psychic messages by Booth Moran, 1 Spiritual Academy, Sunday.-adv.
 The weeks heavy rain has spoiled many of the blooms on the horse chestnut trees. which are unusually full and beautiful s5es
 Notification has reached EpisconaI rectors that the annual commencement l exercises of Berkeley Divinity. school. Middletown; are to be held June 3 and | Whether the public is to be favored with a trolley service across the Thames river highway bridge seems to depend on whether the trolley company decides to construct it. t
 Taxes will be collected today at the Peoples Store, Taftvilie, from 1o m. to 2.30 p. m.-adv. is.
 The board of governorssof the Cath olic Total Abstinence union of America met at New Haven this week and voted to hold the national convention in Hartford during August.
 At Montvine Wednesday evening Rev. George II. Strouse of {, Norwich spoke at the Union Baptist church. He is candidate for the pulpit recently vacated by Rev. F. $. Clark.
 An exchange mentions that Lee A. Coles of Saskatchewan, Canada, son- in law of Mir. and Mrs. Perry Eldredge of Old Mystic, has 100 acres of his $50 acre farm in wheat and 50 acres in flax.
 Groton grange Friday < evening ob- served its tenth anniversary by neigh bors' night Ledyard. Stonington taug and Waterford 'granges sent dele sations.
 Christ Church IT. auxiliary sale to- day. 10 to 5. Red Cross rooms sThayer building. Garden baskets, novelties cake, candy.-adv. g Connecticut trapshooters will be in Norwalk to take part in the second state shoot this season under the au- spices of the -Norwalk Gun club today (Saturday). The program consists toi six events of 25 targets each.
 A new church may soon be built or the estate of Edward Prest, located al the conner of Garfield and Connecticut avenues. New London. The site was acquired Thursday by the Life and Ad- vent church of New London.
 Corporal Dunster of the New Londor army recruiting station reports that Horace W. Collins of -Danielson anc Harry L. Shaffer of Mystic have beer accepted for enlistment and have beer forwarded to Fort Slocun,. N. Y.
 A test for highway inspectors is, tt be held by the state civil service com. mission at the capitol Friday after. noon June 6. appointments for whicf are pending at entrance wage of $3.5t a day. with prospects of early advarice ment. ..-
 In filling out application blanks fol service badges the attention of Rec Cross workers is called to the fact tha
 only knitted articles sent in to Rex Cross rooms subsequent to Aug, 1917 can be counted.-adv.
 The marriage of Miss Gretta Keefe daughter of Mr. and Mrs. Arthu keefe, and pr. Frank M. Dunn vii take place Tuesday morning, June at St. Marys Star of the ea-,ehurch New London. Dr. Dunn is a native 0 Norwich.
 Much of the fine amount of clothin: etc. collected by the Norwich. brancl of the Needleworl. guild. Mrs.~James A Bidwell president. has been siven b! the members. while others have do mated money toward the fund for St Quentin, France.
 The state officers of the Ancient Or der of Hibernians and of the Ladies auxiliary will meet with the Danbur. convention committee Sunday after 1-A~ 41-z k- PA the state convention to be held in Dan bury in September E saE
 At the Yale Forest school garden Friday afternoon at faculty tea thos asked to preside at the tea tables an, to assist in serving included Mrs Brownell Gage Nelen Howe of Nor
 wich) and Mrs. Hiram Bingham, 1 Salem summer resident. ., Todays arrival at Porers Bros: Conn. River shad, n1ackerel soft crab; porgies, shrimp. and heavy Holsters Remember when you buy heavy lob sters you pay for weight, not wind adv.
 Missing from the Norwich state hos | pital, to which he had been comnlitte { May ,. Dennis J. DoRd. c4, formerly c
 2S7 Washington avenue, New Haver | was picked up by Detective. James F I Currier in that city Thursday and re II turned to the Norwich institution. ' Two large electric locomotives. on N and one-half times as powerful N those commonly in use and capable ( | drawing a Fear steel train at 8, spec Y of more than 70 miles per hour. hay Il been received by the New Haven roa l for use between New Haven and Ne ]. ! York.
 One of the busy surgeons at For ATcHenry. Baltimore, Is Dr. Norma
 Brown Cole. son of Mir. and MT
 Charles E. Cole of Newport R. l.. for - merly of Norwich, who has been sta 3 ticned there two years. He is tf nephew of Mrs. George w. Hanilto of Norwich. E Miss Rebekah G. Bacon, for 15 yeal member of the state board of char ties. who died Thursday at the hon < of her sister. Mrs. George Harrisc < Gray. of New Haven, was born ] Woodbury. Conn, May F. 1S41. Si had freduently visited Norwich publ institutions.
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