Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-10

The Plaut-Cadden Company.-aoV'
 Rev. Edward P. Aver of Mansfield, the blind pastor, preached in the Con gregational church at Deep River sun day.
 The date for the c. T. A. U. state pa rade and field day exercises in Torring- ton has been changed from June 1s to July 3.
 A forest fire on the Kingston farm and the Fred Schubler place at Fol land burned twenty or twenty-five acres | of woodland.
 | Join our Record club s1.eo weekly. The PIaut-Cadden Company.-adv. l Arlene S. Zones, Mabelle S. Becky. and John A. Scott, have sold to Louis Lubchansky, land and buildings at l Ocean Beach.
 There is need of a secondhand iron bedstead and mattress for woman who is i'll and is being cared for by the United Workers.
 1 It is noted at Moodus that Judge A. E. Purple has purchased a yoke of steers at North Plain, making five yoke of oxen in line.
 Saturdays heavy rain destroyed many of the blooms on the handsome magnolia | tree at the residence of MT. and Mrs. F. T. Sayles, on Washington street.
 Join our Record club; $1.OO weekly The Plaut-Cadden Company.-adv. It is announced fro New Haven tHat Yale commencement eXcrcFscs will begin Saturday, June 19;h. The ale liar yard baseball game vii be played -nes- day as usual
 The Junior Order of Moose has been organized in Rockville and at present twenty-four applications have been ob- tained. F. N. Ruger has been elected junior governor.
 The next meeting of Plainfield grange May Is, will be dairy night County | Agent Frank L. Davis of Putnam will speak on this subject, and speaker from Storrs is expected.
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 The Rosary Society has requested a memorial mass in St. Patrick's church this (Monday) morning for Mrs Esther Griffith Murphy, wife of former Chief l of. Police John Murphy.
 For the Home-Time Sunday night al the Community House which was the last one of the season. Miss Della Leavens prepared most attractive pa geant on Chinese Life.
 At the musical vesper service for Ma, . | GU iOdPelot CHuTSH oulddy ar ternoon, May 18th, selections from RutI will be given. Hugh Kinder of Nor Wich will be one of the soloists
 Rose of Washington Square, Hea it at The Plaut-Cadden Company.-adv
 Heavy rain all day Saturday tried tn, | patience of the merchants. Toward ev ering there were big crowds in tn, streets, but so many rainy days ar proving serious setback to business.
 The seventh annual meeting of tn l Connecticut woman's league for animal is to be held at the residence of Mrs William N. Parker, 217 St. Ronar street, New Haven, Tuesday afternoon.
 Because 15 cases of dfphtheria hav l developed in the Cheahire state reforma tory since February, it has been decid ed to quarantine the institution. Al cases are mild and all patients have re covered.
 "Crocadile"-Foxtrot- your Vic trola. Hear it at The Plaut-Cadde Company.-adv.
 The Connecticut Supreme court ha handed down deciison, declaring tn milk statute requiring a license for dealers unconstitutional in that it in terfered with business to an unwarrant ed degree.
 oooat b&ecullVe F. E. Burd1ck an Commissioner l.. P. Gracey left Ne, London Saturday morning on the go, ernment boat for Fort H. G. Wrigh where they had been requested to orgar ize troop of Scouts.
 '1Abe Kabible at the Ballgame" fo your Victrcla Hear it at The Plaut Cadden Company-adv.
 The United States civE service con mission announces for June 8 an exam nation for wet plate process photo grapher, man or woman, over 2o for vacancy in the Geological Survey, Wasl ington, D. C., at $1,2oo year.
 The Salvation Army drive at Moosu which extends from May 10 to 20 is charge of the Moosup Girls club vi will make house-to-house canvass b ginning this (Monday) morning. IT apportionment for Moosup is $40
 Daddy, You've Been More Than Mother to Me" Hear it at The Piau Gladden. Cempany.-adv.
 At the annual department conventit of the Women's Relief corps of Co necticut to be held in the First Congr gational church, Waterbury, Wednesd; Ay and Thursday, May 12 and 13. The d " paFtment will also observe it's 37th a q niversary.
 It was announced at Trinity Meth dist church Sunday that Mrs. Costel ~F Lippitt is to entertain the Little Liz Bearers and Kings Heralds, at the a 1 nual party at the church vestry Satu day afternoon, May 22. The mite box will be opened at this time. : Miss Elizabeth Whiting, the talent dramatic reader of Boston, well kno1 to Norwich audiences, will give T Boomerang, Tuesday, 8 D. m, at Fri ity M E. church. Admission 55c M Whiting has recently given this readi before a distinguished audience at C. ley-Plsza Hotel, Boston, with great sl cess.-adv.
 Stephen A. Morgan, who died at ,a home in Mystic Thursday afternoon RI ter a long illness, was born in Grott
 Feb. 19, 1884, the son of Elisha a
 Caroline Morgan. The funeral was h.
 Sunday afternoon with burial in Sm
 Lake cemetery, Poquonnoc Bridge.
 When the Metropolitan Museum of {
 began the celebration of it's fftieth m niversary Friday President Robert G de Forest, Director Edward Robins
 and Secretary Henry w. Kent recei,
 the visitors. Mr. Robinson selected 2
 arranged the casts at Slater Muses
 Norwich, and Mr: Kent was once it's Il rator.