Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-27
Ukk:Bi1nsttns
 Norwich, Tuesday, May 27, 1919.
VARIOUS MATTERS

May ram.
 Monday night at Richards grove, a number of Norwich girls. attended the dance given the naval men. As Friday will be a legal holiday there will be extra business in all lines for the coming few days. The planet Mars which was the | Evening Star until May g. will be the Morning Star the rest of the year. Gray squirrels on Broad and War ren streets are so tame and fearless that they come up on the lawns to be 1 fed.
 There is a project in the Central Baptist church to secure some perma- Gale.
 l Answer to Inquirer: W. Murray | Crane was lieutenant governor of Mas | sachusetts 1S97- to 1899, governor 1900 to 1902.
 A recent gift to Peck Library, Sla- i ter Hall. is H. Cadman Petter's The Citizen in His Relation to the Indust- rial Situation.
 1 The first of the three eclipses of 1919 1 takes place Thursday, May 29th 1 total eclipse of the sun. but invisible in New England.
 The Cradle Roll of Park Congrega- tional church is to finish the season with a May party at the H. H. Osgood Memorial parish house this week. A notably symmetrical and beauti- full horse chestnut tree at the home of Dr. J. H. Allen, on Church street is admired by all who pass that way.
 A novena, or nine-days' devotion in honor of the Holy Ghost begins in the Catholic churches of the diocese Fri day evening, by direction of Bishop 1 John J. Milan.
 At memorial services Sunday at | Marlborough, a former Jewett City pastor, Rev. Samuel Thatcher, pastor 1 of the East Hampton M. E. church, delivered the address.
 f .Rummage sale for charity. Catholic Woman's club, Wednesday. 10 a. m., Washington building, Washington | square. Articles called for Tel 1882 II adv.
 Plans have been completed for the annual field day of Company C. Con- necticut State Guard, of Rockville. on Saturday, June :. at the old range near Rockville fair grounds.
 Supt. James B. Chapman is to have garden of eight acres at the Nor wich almshouse this season. The veg etables raised last year have literally supplied the household over the win ter.
 A Holland girl, Miss Bessie Ludlow, daughter of MT. and Mrs. William B. Ludlow, who went to New Haven Fri day to compete in a state contest of four minute speakers. won the second prize.
 The current issue of the White Rib bon Banner mentions the activity oi Mystic w. C. T. L. which recently held Victory meeting in which the members of surrounding unions par. l ticipated.
 Sunday, June s. is to be observed IS Childrens Day at the United Congre- gational church, parents intending t. present cnildren for baptism at tha time notifying H. w. Gallup or F. Leavens,
 When Pachaug grange. P. of H., No 96, conferred the third and fourth de- grees on a class last week at Volun. town patrons were present from Nor wich. Preston City, North Stonington Oaklawn, Ellington. Ekonk and Leb. anon granges.
 A rumor that New Haven railroad clerks were not to receive their usua summer vacation of two weeks wa ended through notice posted in tn auditor of receipts department Satur day that the clerks would receiv > their vacations with pay. i Big cargo of fresh fish at Osgood' ! wharf: Watch Hill porgies, butterfisi founders, f1atfish. blackfish, etc.-adv.
 Camp Mystic. the former Peac Grounds on Mystic river, is to opel soon. The caretakers have been ther for the past week. getting the ground and buildings in order. The girl come from New York early in Jun and stay until late in September.
 Thirty five members of the senio t class of Williams Memorial Institute New London. availed themselves C n the invitation extended by the fac ulty and management of the Connec C ticut Agricultural college to visit tn ;. college Saturday, High School day. Beginning today (Tuesday) tn, Shore Line Electric Railway compan with headquarters in Norwich wi make effective certain changes in tn routing and schedule of it's cars, whic will end the lay-over at the New Ha ven railroad station establishing
 loop via MiddletoWn avenue
 Having received his honorable dis charge at Charleston, $. C., about tw weeks ago, Lieut.. John M. King, U. N., the Norwich dentist, son of NJ and Mrs. Frank J. King, is ill wit pleurisy and is patient at the Back us hospital, where his condition Mor = day was considered favorable.
 Bedding Brothers & Co.,. silk manu lecturers, are included in the list Rockville manufacturers who haH given their employees the forty eight
 hour schedule with fifty five hour pay. All of the mills in Rockville al now under the new schedule, whic goes into effect Monday. June ?.
 At the Norfolk, Conn, Music Fes tival, June 3. and ,, new compC sition will be Alice in Wonderland,
 series of Pantomime Pictures for ol
 chestra by Edgar Stillman Kelle
 conducted by the composer, cous
 of Miss Helen NJ. Kelly, of DayYil
 and who has visited at the Kellt
 home.
 One of the explorers fonored in u
 annual report of the American Nil
 scum of Natural History Centr
 Park, New York, is Roy c. Andrew
 who married Yvette Borup. The la
 ter has been a guest of MT and MT
 $. E. Case or Norwich, who recent
 heard from MT. and Mrs. Andrew
 from China,
 WHY GO TO MAINE" v. SAY NORWICH FISHERME