Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-02
VARIOUS MATTERS


Children's Sunday at Trinity Meth
odist church, Norwich, will not be OBJ
served until June 18th.
With the beginning of June. Janitor
Fields roses in the court house
grounds are ready to bloom.
The Circuit League of Norwich dis
| trict Epyeorti, League, is to meet at
| Sterling Methodist church, Saturday.
| June T.
| An East Killinsly man. 3. NJ. Lewis,
recently made trip TO Saltwater, r.
| l.. and returned with twenty five pigs
of high grade.
/ Off shore s'llermen are finding more
| fish in the sea than has been found in
years and are making good money, the
Westerly Sun reports.
A Wauregan patient, Mrs. Roscoe
| Ashley, is at the Backus hospital in
Norwich and is recovering slowly fol-
lowing a surgical operation.
| The. state board of agriculture has
voted to continue the offering of
! prizes TO members of corn and potato
| clubs, as was done last year.
Useful pamphlets. in the Victory ed
| ition for 1919. on Home Canning and
| Drying of Vegetables and Fruits, are
Delilu uiStTlDultu lHc DuDIiC AT the
Otis library.
Charles Damato of Moosup and Miss
| Josephine Damico of Cranston, r. l..
we're married at Silver Lake church,
Providence, Sunday morning, May Is.
at s o'clock.
At the home OF the bride, 81 Hemp
stead street New London. May 90,
| 1919, Rev J. Romeyn Danforth mar
ried Ralph Rovay Of New Haven, and
| Lottic A, Young of New London.
Employment Bureaus sale. wednes,
/ day and Thursday, 10 to O'Clock, AZ
United Workers house. No. Q Wash
| ington street, Domestic articles
| sheets, towels, pillowcascs, aprons, etc
! adv.
Fruit tree spraying has been delayed
! by reason Of too much rain at just the
| time when spraying was needed. Not
a tent caterpillar has bee nseen this
| year and trees look vigorous and are
| growing rapidly.
Seven states were represented at
the twentieth annual meeting Of the
| Alumnae Association of Mt st. Jo-
seph's seminary held Memorial Day
| at the school on Hamilton Heights,
West Hartford.
Troop 4. Girl Scouts. Mrs. o. F..
Lowell, captain. enjoyed hike to
| Corning road, Friday afternoon, with
a picnic supper, returning for a So
cial evening at the Central Baptisf
church. There are 80 girls in the
troop.
Spencer ", Barlow, the new county
club leader at the Holland County
/ Farm Bureau. has commenced work
| in the county. He was born at Wa
tertown and was graduated from
| the Connecticut Agricultural college at
J Storrs.
News has reached the local branches
that al the session of the Girls
| Friendly society in Wailingford re-
Gently, Mis- Alice Kingsbury, of Wa
terbury, gave a $1,000 Liberty bond for
4tlle Girls Friendly society's vaca ton
| house at Canaan.
| The men from Rockville who have
| been in the service OF the country in
the recent war will meet in the
| G. A. r. rooms Tuesday evening to
! make plans for the forming of a legion
which will be affiliated with the, ma
iional organization.
| The farmers of Brooklyn have pur-
chased car of seed potatoes from
Maine and report that they could have
placed another carload. They are plan
ming for demonstrations in spraying
for potato blight, new tpye of a dem
onstration in that section.
For the benefit of Red Cross worker.
desiring assistance In filling out appli
cation blanks for service badges, til,
committee on awards will be at tn,
Tuesday and Wednesday, June Sd ant
4tll, from 10 to IL a. m. and to p. m
LADY.
New Haven society papers note tina;
Mrs. w. Schuyler Volkmar entertained
over the week end Miss Neva Paine,
OF New London. daughter of Mr. and
Mrs. George S. Palmer, formerly Of
Norwich. who was in town for tho
fraternity dance at the Lawn club.
Invitations are out for the marriage
of Miss Pearl Margaret Bowden anc
Sampson ". Murray, at st. Burnard'.
church, Stafford Springs. Tuesday
morning. June 10th. at a. m, will
reception at the home of the bride
in Staffordville, after the ceremony.
The receipts in the state automobile
department for the months have
amounted to $1.243,305.09 as agains
3s66,441.3s for the same period in 1918
The number of vehicles of all kind,
registered to date this year is ss,o7!
and there have been 94,e55 operators
licenses issued.
A telegram received Sunday after
noon by Mrs. Minnie Arnburn of Nor
witch, announced the arrival in New
York Of her son. George II. Auburn
Co. r. 3o1st Supply train. who ha
been in France ten months. He was t.
| so to either Camp Devens or Upton t.
receive his discharge.
The Near East Ball committee. o
which Mrs. Arthur Harvey Latflro
was general chairman and Mrs. Will
lam Fl. Dat, treasurer, has turned owe
to n. A. Gibbs, treasurer of the Nea
East fund the handsome sum o
s625.96. the proceeds Of the ball at tn
Norwich Armory, April 21st.
u At the 1s1th annual meeting of tn
\ Lauralton Hall Alumnac associatio
was held Memorial day at the Acade
! my Of Our Lady Of Mercy in Milford
the officers of the association chose
We're, honorary president. Rev. Y. F
MCLEAN, formerly of Norwich: vic
president, Mrs. Stanley Rich of Put
! nam.
Connecticut is one Of seventee
states which failed to reach its quot
| in the National Lutheran Reconstruc
ton campaign. held from Februar
16 to 2s. The council sought to rails
q fund of s50o,UG0. There are sixty
two organizations of the council
Connecticut with a total menlbershi
Of 1926.
MADE t21 ARRESTS
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