Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-01
  Norwich, Tuesday, Juno l, 1890.
VARIOUS MATTERS
Tides will be high today.


 Tides will be high today.
 It is daybreak now at s:os. Light vehicle lamps at S:44 this even ing.
 The moon fulis today. the first, at 1 :ns D. m. The day has now increased exactly six hours.
 Saint Justin is cornmemorated in the church calendar today, June 1st
 Visitors to Norwich for the rorfday found the city looking it's prettiest The best moonlight nights during June will be on the 1st and 29th and 30th.
 Violet Weaver and Freeda Hadden, Se' l years, have escaped from the state farm at East Lyme.
 This month has two special patriotic. days. the 14th, Flag Day and the 17th, Bunker Hill Day.
 Ask your music dealer for Dreaming; Dreams of You."-adv.
 Those country inns and shore places I which opened for the season Monday made no mistake.
 Mrs Carrie K. Purdy of Mantle has been at Lords Point over the week end | opening her bungalow, Idylease. | 1n6 WeaLneT man was so EFdCIOuS | Monday that all his nisdeeds of the past winter and spring were forgiven.
 The beautiful pink dogwood on { the grounds at the Vignot residence, on Washington street is in full bloom. Miss Horowitz teacher at Birch Noun tain district. Bolton. has resigned and will teach in Manchester next year. , The Sunbeam Juniors of the Central Baptist Sunday school are holding re- hearsals to present Thel Dream Chest.
 The New Haven road is pushing the safety first campaign with a view to educating railroad men in the necessity of caution.
 Meeting of the K of c. Athletic tcom- mittee at K. of c. home tonight at 8 i o'clock-Adv.
 The advisabiIity of employing a dis trict nurse for Moosup or a school nurse for the town of Plainfield is being con- sidered
 Work on the new reservoir in Ches- terfield will be started early in June This will furnish New London a new , water supply.
 Peck library Norwich Free Academy has recently acquired H. R. Sorenson and L. J. Vaughn's informing volume, Hand wrought Jewelry.
 : Gustaf swenson, who has been living f in CoIlinsville at the house of Came Beauchamp, has been brought to the s sanatorium in Norwich.
 Norwich motorists Monday afternoon . noticed big. New York touring car ap parently wrecked on the MOn'ville road near the Gallivan lane. The number i! 199-I14.
 Fourteen members of the senior clas. of Rockville high school were at Storr' college to attend the annual high schoo day given by the college.
 At eight o'clock Monday, at St Patrick's church, a months mind re quiem high mass for Patrick ". Dougher ty was sung by Rev. Myles P Calvin.
 Why the local public cannot have celebration without littering Chelsea Pa rade with papers and rubbish is some thing puzzling to residents in that local 1 ity.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for June 22, an ex animation for Iockmaker over 20 for vacancy in the equipment shops of tn Post Office Department, Washington, T C., at $4.50 per diem
 St James Lodge No g F. and A. M works the Third degree tonight in ful form at Masonic Temple at 7:3o. Al Master Masons cordially invited-Ady New York society papers mention t1a Mrs. Pierre Jay and Misses Ellen, Ann and Frances Jay of 152 East Seventy l ninth street are leaving Wednesday fo their country place. at Black Poin Crescent Beach, Conn. The national headquarters of th Knights of Columbus in the K. of ( building in Chapel street; New Havel - which building the Knights sold a yea
 ago, are being transferred to the secon
 floor of the Liberty building in Temp street.
 For the first time in the history of u
 state summer school for teachers,
 New Haven, July e-31, an intensiv
 course in training will be offered for at
 vanced teachers, women or men wi
 have taught for few or a number he years.
 The op eration of the steamer Juliett
 of the Block Island Transportation C. fe for April showed substantial net pro he in spite of the general adverse busine Tt conditions. Strikes affected the compan as as no shipments of fish to New Yol ,i were possible.
 V Motorists who plan to go over tl en Mohawk Trail are being advised to fc dy low the road through South Deerfiel Conway and Ashfeld to the trail, .st considerable work is being done on Sht ,ee burne Mountain. Roads north are ,r- good condition.
 et Notification has been received he from the board of studies of the Cat lf- olic Summer School of America. throu 0r. it's chairman, Right Rev Mgr. NJ. !. L
 velle, LL.D.. announcing the program @ lectures at Pfattsburg for the session
 ginning, Sunday, June 27.
 To abolish child labor not merely
 prohibiting employment, but by provi
 ing suitable education. is the aim
 the stay-in-schood campaigns now bel
 carried on or just completed in twen
 states, including Connecticut, in co-o
 eration with the Children's Bureau of t
 United States Department of Labor.
 An examination of the Conference Mi
 utes shows that Trinity Methodist w l M. S.. of Norwich, leads the whole co ference in the amount of money rais
 last year, $73s. This does not inclu
 the $6e which is also credited to Nc
 wich Town, though raised by the sal A society.
 N TELEPHONE VACATION HOUSE ,I The Vacation house at Woodmont f the girl employees of the S. N. E. Tel h phone Co.,, was formally opened Satu HI day by a dance. Fifty guests are re HI istered to remain over Decoration Da HI On Friday there was ceremonious fl MI raising, CT two of them. A large Ame III ican flag was hauled to the top of t HI high pole on the lawn in front of f