Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

this evening.
 Ten new books of travel have been added to the shelves of the Otis l.i brary.
 Don't forget the K. of c. social, Par ish hall, this evening, June 6th.-adv.
 The state shellfish commissioners yacht is in the harbors of the shore towns distributing clam seed,
 Farmers and milk dealers in this section have been receiving calls from State Dairy Inspector R. A. Aver.
 Scotland W. C. T. T. purchased a Victory bond of $50 for the Jubilee Drive and is to raise at least $50 more.
 At Warrenville, W. L. Durkee, lost a good heifer which got hung up in the pasture and was there week be- fore found.
 As a precautionary measure Wed nesday afternoon, some of the schools about the state mere closed, due to the extreme heat,
 Mentioned among alumni present at the Berkeley Divinity school ordina- ton Wednesday was Rev. William F. Bochert, of Willimantic.
 Prize cut roses, funeral orders spe- cialty, Hunts Greenhouses. Phone 1130.-adv.
 c D. A. R. members here were inter ested in the annual meeting of the Ellsworth Home Memorial Associa- tion Thursday at Windsor.
 It is expected now that the apart ments in the remodeled Second church parsonage on Church street will be ready for occupancy by July list.
 A band of gypsies with a trick bear is headed in this direction from central Connecticut towns. where the authori- ties have made the nomads move on.
 An unusually fine and effective dis play of hydrangeas IS made by the gardener at the residence of MT. and Mrs. c. H. Osgood, on Washington street.
 Delegate sfrom this state have re- tured from attending the semi-an nual convention of the New England Business Educators Association in Barre, Mass.
 Big cargo of choice native fresh fish. Arrived this morning. Four lbs for 25c at osgood'5 Wharf.--adv.
 A week or more remains for the Connecticut shad fishermen and then the closing of a fairly good season. i time extended ten days.
 The June White Ribbon Banner has memorial tribute to Mrs. Jane B Panton, S9, charter member of the Jewett City union and a most faith ful and interested member. Franklin chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. works the Royal Arch degree at O. clock tonight at Masonic Temple.-adv Contributions to the White Ribbor Banner fund include: Danielson $2 Deep River s1. Wethersfield s1. Eas Haven s1. Putnam s1. On the deficit: Wallingford $1, Putnam $1.
 A drive to continue until July 1 wher it is honed the necced S500,000 vii have been raised to complete the Ma. ticnal Baptist $6000000 Victory fund has been launched throughout thu country.
 At the annual meeting in Meri1rn o the State Federation of Labor Wed resGay i. was voted to hold tie ney 1 cc, ,.cn- ion in Waterbury. Two :1,ei were under consideration, WateIbur, and Bridgeport.
 Tuesday morning Rev. MyIes P Calvin of St. Patrick's church offered the June mass at the Norwich Statt l Tuberculosis Sanatorium. administer ing holy communion to the thirty on, Catholic patients.
 The planet Venus will soon be at it nearest point to the earth and is con sequentlv increasing Tn brilliancy. was in Gemini on the 1st, and on tn evening of the 14th MI be in conjunc ton with Neptune in Cancer.
 During his weekly free clinic a New London Wednesday afternoon Dr. Hugh B. Campbell superintend ent of Normich Sanatorium examine, 1 seven persons. He continues hi Tuesday evening clinics in Norwich.
 A telegram from the [. $ c-vl ser vice commission calls attention to tn urgent need of stenogra, CTS. typist md bookkeeners at Washington, [ c. Examinations for the >e position are held at New Haven every Tues day.
 Ice-dealers claim that Berkshire ic costs S6 ton at the point of ship ment. Freight. shri se and unload ing more than double this price by tn time the ice has been placed in the To cal ice houses, hence the high price at retail
 The National Boy Scout canpai3 week begins Sunday. lure s. Thi campaign is in response t0 . pr0cla nation of President Wilson. callin the attention of the nation to tn work of the Boy Scouts during tn war period.
 William J. Mccarthy of New Britai at present in the naval service an stationed at the submarine base an Miss Ella Theresa Flood were mar ried Wednesday morning at 9 ocloc at St. Mary's church, New Britain, b Rev. John T. Winters, the pastor Postmaster John P. Murphy has re ceived notice that all restrictions hay now been removed on foodstuffs b parcel post to Italy, and that food stuffs may now be sent by privat persons to their friencs in Italy, i parcels not to exceed Il pounds i weight
 When the state agricultural expert met in New Haven Wednesday, dime at the Hotel Garde was followed b a mock trial in which County Gu Leader Harold Brundage of Hartfor was tried for abusing Tin Lizzie
 One of the lawyers was A. H. Mar chester of Storrs college.
 When Comfort Circle, King Daughters, met witk Mrs. F'reelo1 Miller Wednesday, 13 attending ar Mrs. A. T. Utley presiding, Mrs. A bert Allen reported from the Hartfor convention and the annual outing da at Mrs Utley's Neptune Park. cottae