Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-31
VARIOUS MATTERS

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The Andover singing class is plan
ming to give concert at the Andover
town hall.
AS on Thursday. while the mercury
was high Friday a breeze kept the
humidity low. 5
Peas in the garden of C.. @. Eldredge
at Old Mystic were covered with BIOS
SONS Thursday.
The ministers conference is to be
in Flanders, Monday.
The town Of Coventry schools will
close June IS. except in cases where
Their is lost time to be made up.
For the second year, the saloons of
Norwich were closed on the holiday,
in accordance with the state law.
The schools of the town of Somers
are to join in field day Friday. June
10, on the Fairgrounds in Somersville.
Work of blasting the Prentice ledge
at Poquonoc has begun and several
men with a steam drill are employed
there.
A delegation from Warren lodge,
A. F. & A. NJ, OF Portland. paid visit
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don, Wednesday evening.
The sum of sS44.22 was collected in
the town of Lyme for the Salvation
Army. The Boy Scouts collected over
500 on the Lyme-Saybrook bridge,
Sunday
The annual spiritual retreats for
the Catholic diocesan clergy will again
be held at Manresa Institute, Keyser
Island, off South Norwalk, the last two
weeks in August.
Bishop Milan will confirm a class al
ST. Mary's church, Greeneville. this
Saturday morning at 10 o'clock and
at st. Andrews church, Colchester
this afternoon at 4.
A nice lot of fish at Church Bros.
today. Mackeral, very fancy. Steam
clans tonight. Long Island clans
Best salt pork 32c pound.-adv. q
At Meriden Friday H. Wales Lines
completed his fifty fifth year in bus
mess. His firm built the coaling tower
at Aliyns Point. Ce1ln., for the n. Y
n. H. & H. r. r.
The mixing machine at Poquonot
employed in spreading cement for the
new state road is working very slow
ly. The cement has been laid only
as far as the store of A. C. Weeks.
!. Two F. W. D. automobile trucks re.
Gently brought from the war zone il
France, arrived at Saybrook this weeL
to be used at the Saybrook Proving
Grounds. They are fully camouflaged
Band Concert at Mohegau Park
Sunday afternoon, June 1st.-adv.
The spring meeting of the County
Woman's Christian Temperance union
will be held in the Congregations
church in Pawcatuck Wednesday, Jun,
| 4. with sessions at 10 a. m. and 100 D
! m. F
| On mail being sent to men know
| to be abroad the postal authorize
have requested that the envelopes an,
wrappers of packages be marked
please forward; addressee still /,
| France or Germany
Federal Employment Director Da-
vid Elder, of Hartford. has announc
ed his appointment of Lieutenant Rol
| lin H. Barrett of New London to b.
recruiting officer in New York for farm
labor urgently needed in Connecticut
| Very thoughtfully, Miss Cash. the Ii
brarian, kept the Otis library ope,
| during Friday afternoon, as con
venience to visitors and the townspeo
pie who cared to view the parade fror
that coign of vantage.
Charles E. Peck, of Old LYME re
ceived news Wednesday of the sudde
death of his brother, Orrin M. Peel
~. a dry goods merchant, of Mem
PMS Tenn, He was former Lynn
ra@. the son of Elizur and Eunic
Peck.
Pans for Mystic's welcome home t
her soldier and sailor sons from tn
great war this Saturday evening ar
nearing completion. There will b.
trst OF all a supper in Odd Fellow.
hall to which over so have accented in
vitations.
Millinery op : today. Lates
fashions in triu..led hats. Iadie
cordially invited. Al Broadway. Ma
dame Fournier-ady.
b, A new school house is to be buiIt :
Grants Hill, Holland, to replace I'll
. building burned last summer. Wor
has been started clearing away II
. ruins. The contract for building ii
school has been awarded to Harve
Crandall of Rockville.
1853 pieces of ladies stockings an
1926 pairs of mems socks We're sol
in the last week by the Pasnik Co.
stores, Norwich, Danielson and WI
dramatically.
, The Connecticut State Associate
Opposed to Woman Suffrage has an
nounced that the anti suffragists
Connecticut have this fact to be ye1
proud of, that Connecticut is tn
only state to defeat suffrage in its r,
cent session.
A. w. Buchanan, Of Mansfield. age,
of the state board Of education. will
at New London this Saturday at
p: m, to examine applicants for ell
ployment certificates, instead of FIR
DAY, his regular day, as that was Men
orial day.
The June term of the Tolland cou
ty superior court opened at Rockvil
Thursday morning with Judge Gar,
lner Greene of Norwich on the benc
Inc jury list was drawn for the tri
. or several criminal and civil cases ne
week and other cases were assigned.
I Norwich G. A. R. men learned wi
sorrow Friday Of the death at Mer
, den, Thursday of Albert A. Nav, +
\ department commander Of the Graz
Army OF the Republic in 1905, death r
sulting from an illness which follow
influenza
A conference Of Farm Bureau cou
ty agents, extension specialists a.
country club leaders of the state W
be held at the Connecticut Agricl
tural Experiment Station in New II
ven, beginning at 2 p. m. June 2 a.
lasting until noon on June 4.
Miss Mary E. wager, who has +
signed as superintendent of the La,
renee and Memorial Associated hospit
New London, was rendered a farew
party Tuesday. Miss Kathryn
Prindiville, former superintendent. W
returned in April from overseas =,