Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-03
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Norwich. Thursday, June 3, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Norwich merchants are featuring some especially beautiful graduation gifts.
 Schools in some of the. rural districts have closed for the summer vacation. The street departments men have been giving Church street a spring cleaning Pink Hawthorn trees about town are heavily lowered and unusually beauti- | full
 Wednesdays high temperature sent the shoppers in search of strictly summer ap- parel The Cradle Roll party of Park Church 1 Sunday school is to be held Friday, a, | 3.30 in the Parish House. With the mercury 80 degrees during Wednesday, garden crops, long planted were encouraged to make a real spurt. Mystic has gone over the top in theI Salvation Army drive The quota for the village was $500, but $925 has been | raised.
 The Wissoe arrived today. Big cargo Block Island fish at Osgood's wharf adv
 Hot. Springs. Va, society papers men tion among recent arrivals Mrs. William i A. Slater of Washington, formerly of Norwich.
 The Peck library. Slater hall has re- gently had gift of the two volumes of William S. Bryan's, Our Islands and l Their People.
 The tri-county meeting to be held to- | day (Thursday). at East Thompson, is of the Kings Daughters, not ". C. T. U.. as stated Wednesday,
 Copies of the Conference Minutes have been received at Trinity Methodist church and have been placed with Frank Haglund for distribution.
 This (Thursday) evening" at the Cen tral Baptist church the last meeting of the spring is to be held by the section chairmen and group leaders. Commencement events at Wheeler school, North Stonington, will begin June I, when the Class day exercises will be held at 3.50 in the afternoon
 The lilacs at the former Henry Bill residence on Broadway. old and fully lowered and grown to tall trees. are ad- mred by all who pass through that street.
 Members of St Mary's T. A. E. so- ciety of Norwich will go to Torrington July for the annual field day and p,s parade of the State Catholic Total Ab- stinence Union.
 Roe shad black fish. mackereI. At the Broadway Fish market. 40 Broadway adv.
 One of the most marked property i'm provements in years is the thorough renovation of the former Amasa Hal block, on Franklin street. by the recent purchaser, George Greenberger. In response to the New London Asso. cited Charities request for funds tc the amount of S16.O0o, with which tc continue relief work only about S1,600 but one-tenth, has been contributed Wednesday at o'clock, in St. Pat ] ricks church, months mind high mass of requiem for Miss Mary A. Dougherty was sung by Rev. Myles P Calvin, rel atives and friends assisting at the ser vice
 The Middletown Press notes that dur Ing the Memorial Day exercises a Moodus, Rev. Father Joseph King, pas tor of St. Bridgets church, who is = native of Norwich, paid tribute to tn unknown dead.
 Under grant of special dispensation b, the grand high priest Franklin Chapter No. R. A. NJ, will open it's stated con vocation at Masonic Temple, tonight, a 6.45 instead of 7.30 o'clocl-adv. \ Motorists driving through Norwich dur \ ing Wednesday commented most unfay K orably on the condition of Chelsea Pa rade, still disfgured by the papers an litter strewn over the turf by the Memo E rial Day crowd.
 Chiefs from Connecticut are going Detroit to attend the annual meeting ( E the International Chiefs of Police assc E citation, which will hold a five days cor k vention in the automobile city, beginnin Monday, June 7th.
 Saturday next the annual rally of tt Eastern Connecticut Branch for chi II 0rPn nnlar is n ba baII Oor1 Church Parish House. Miss Seabur junior secretary of the Womans Boa1 of Missions will address the children. The United States Civil Service con mission announces for June an exan ination for law clerks, more than years of age. for vacancies in the D pertinent of State, for duty in Washin
 ton, D. C., and elsewhere, at $2O0O \ year.
 \ MT. and Mrs. Max Lavitt. of Roc k1 vile. have issued invitations to the ma riage of their daughter, Miss Nellie La itt and Albert Albert Hellar. The we
 ding will take place Thursday June 1
 at o'clock at Emanuel Synagogu Hartford.
 The waters of the lake at South Co entry show no signs of receding, mal of the cottages on the northeast wate front being surrounded by water. T
 road from the head of the lake to u
 cottage colony for considerable distan
 is still covered by water. In New Haven. at the 36th amt
 meeting of the Marlin Mutual Aid ass
 ci9tiop, since Marlin rifles are not bel
 manufactured and most of the. old e
 ployes sof the Marlin Fire Arms Co., 8
 engag ged in other business the menbt
 voted to disband and form a social ell
 A iridium, or three days devoti
 i nhonor of the Blessed Sacrament V
 be held in all the Catholic churches
 this diocese Friday, Saturday and St
 day. At St. Patricks church the
 ercises will be held Friday and Sat
 day evenings and Sunday afternoon
 vespers.
 The marriage of Robert Remsen !
 Kim. son of .the late Robert A. Nick
 an Ocean Beach summer resident, a
 of Mrs. Caroline Remsen McKim Q
 Miss Helen T. Stagg, took place Tu
 day afternoon at the Gotham, New To
 Rev. Stephen Fish Sherman of Brid
 port officiating.
 The last formal meeting of the s
 son was held Wednesday afternoon
 Comfort circle of the Kings Daught
 at the home of Mrs. William II. Geer,
 Washington street, the leader, Mrs. A.
 Utley, presiding. Plans were made
 the annual outing, June 18th, at \ Utleys summer home in Neptune Pa