Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-04
lIlae,aallstk, Norwich, Tuesday, May 4, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS
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canes also exquisite baby dresses.-adv. April weather is having post-season | in May and there were the customary | aggravating showers during Monday. crook who is adding cipher to the | | figure on a S1 bill passing it for $10, has 1 been swindling New London merchants. | From Noank Freeman Rogers was called to Spring Hill Thursday by the | illness of his father, Capt Erastus Rog- | ers | Federal agents are visiting Conneeti- cut cities, seizing what they call decom- posed candy, also below-standard vine | gar.
 During the month 55 arrests were made by the New London police depart ment, as compared with about 30 in March.
 Big cargoes of choice fresh fish arriv- ing daily at Osgood's wharf.-adv. l The Connecticut Veterinary Associa- 1 tion will hold it's spring convention at the Hotel Elton in Waterbury today l (Tuesday).
 May presents sky rich in planets. | The evening sky contains Jupiter, Saturn 1 and Mars, together with the almost in- visible Neptune.
 New members received since January | 1st, as listed by the Central Baptist church, are, by baptism, 29, by letter, 4, ! by experience, 3.
 A Hebron correspondent mentions that Miss Abbie Colby, the district nurse, is | in Hartford hospital for a minor opera tion on her throat.
 \ The Tuesday sewing class, is to have it's May party this (Tuesday) afternoon, at the United Workers House, No. Washington street.
 The annual meeting Y. M. c. A. aux, will be held at Y. M. c. A. bldg, at 3 o'clock today. Election of officers and moving pctures.-adv.
 The body of Mrs. Louis Bassett of Greeneville, formerly of Central Village, was taken to the Sacred Heart cemetery in Wauregan for burial
 A Plainfield resident Mrs. Jennie Lew ] is who was critically i'll for many weeks has been at Backus hospital, Norwich, for treatment the past week l, St James lodge, No. 23, F. and A NJ, works the first degree tonight ta Masonic Temple at 7.30.-adv.
 For the past week, when weather per- !: n1its, men have been repairing and painting the roof of the Norwich City Hall and county court house. The anthem sung by the quartet of Park Congregational church at the Sun 1, day morning service was Dudley Buck s inspiring Te Deum, No. 4 l. At Wesleyan University there is plan : ned a memorial service in honor of Pro- s lessor Caleb Thomas Winchester, na- tive of Montville, Sunday, May 16th
 A meeting of the North Stonington e Auxiliary of the Red Cross is to be held Il in the vestry of the Congregations It church Wednesday for work following | picnic dinner
 Il Stonington residents, J. H. Stivers, Dr : James H. Weeks and Joseph DeFria! were in Norwich Saturday where tht last named arranged to take out paper for citizenship.
 The shad-fshing season just opene, will continue for six weeks The Con necticut river is very high still an, good catches are not expected for tn first few days.
 At the morning worship Sunday tn United Congregational church receive two new members-Miss Dorothy Trac
 Holden on confession of faith, and MT, Christine G. Bode by letter.
 The James J. Began Manufacturin
 company of Rockville has sold it's knit
 ting equipment and the finishing ina
 chinery which goes with the same to Tn
 Rathbun Knitting company of Woon
 socket, R. I.
 At a social to be held Wednesday evt ming at Trinity Methodist church, UT der the auspices of the Ladies Aid SC
 ciety, the entertainment of the evenin
 will be furnished by the Loyalty Class - the Sunday school.
 Invitations have been received fro
 the Arlington Memorial Commission ft
 the dedication of the Memorial Amph
 theater and chapel in the Arlington N;
 tional Cemetery at Washington, D. C.,
 2.30 p. m., May 15.
 Big rummage sale by Catholic Won
 en's club at 22 Bath St Thursday 10 a.
 adv.
 Mrs, Susan Enrnerich and daught,
 Viola are expected to return to Tollar
 soon from the Isthmus of Panam
 where they have spent the winter vi
 iting Mrs. Emmerich's sister, Mrs. W.
 Jones of Balboa, Canal Zone. John Cough, former Rockville res
 dent employed by Bedding Brothers f
 forty years, died in Hartford Thursd; IT, evening. The funeral was held at Har
 ford Monday morning. Burial was At St. Bernard's cemetery in Rockville.
 Rev. Jay Ullery, who has been rect q of St. Philips Episcopal church in Pu ham, will teach commercial geography OI the High School of Commerce in Sprin fl field Mass. Mrs. Ullery has been 1l- member of the high school faculty t past year.
 y At Mystic Miss Grace Pederson finis ca ed her duties as the district nurse Saturday and will be succeeded June ] Iot by Miss Sarah Adamson, daughter '"' Mir. and Mrs. Robert Adamson a gra as uate of the Rhode Island hospital Providence.
 )le At Amston, a village in the southe
 part of the town of Hebron two and 11- half miles from the center MT. Ar the owner of the village, has 25 or mc 1le houses and it is reported that they Z
 all rented to people who will work in
 new toy factory.
 Local Mt. Holyoke Alumnae learn Il -Or at the college the present enrolment
 eight hundred and fifteen undergradu aV- students and sixteen graduate studer
 The faculty numbers ninety-seven,
 elusive of laboratory assistants and
 ministrative officers.
 MAKES $2,000 REQUEST TO
 FIRST BAPTIST CHUR