Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-05-17
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danella for your, Wictrola. The Plaut-
gladden. Co.-adv.
James E. Lord shipped Shropshire
an from Lords Hill to Stafford Springs
the weekend.
The work of taking the annual CEN
..us of st. Patrick's parish Norwich, will
begin this week.
| Pink magnolias in local gardens con-
tinue beautiful although pelted by fire.
uuent big rain-drops.
During Sunday afternoon, Miss Sadie
]. Dawson was in charge of the read
| ing room at the Otis library.
| Special meeting of White Cross
Council, X of c., tonight, at o'clock.
Second degree.-adv.
When Norwich store Saturday morn
ing displayed the sign Sugar Today
it was the signal for a big rush.
Saturdays sun was bright enough, in
| spite of several surprise showers, to
coax out a good numbers of straw hats.
Julius Mason, an Attawaugan sports
man returned one day recently from
| fishing trip and was proud to show thir-
teen trout.
Pupils of the Saybrook graded school
have started The Obids Poultry Club,
of twenty members with Philip Cone
president.
Next release for new record hits for
your Victrola May Goth exclusively, at
The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
The Stonington Mirror mentions that
Lewis L. Wilcox and a friend from
Putnam are remodeling Grand View on
Hill avenue, at Lords Point.
The beautiful borders of pansies and
tulips at the residence of former May
or Frederick L. Osgood are thrifty
in spite of a backward season.
At the Junior prom at Wesleyan,
Gamma Psi fraternity dance at Mt. Yer
non school, one of the chaperones was
Mrs L. b. Beebe of Colchester.
The May issue of the Connecticut Cit
izen announced that beginning Saturday
: last Gustave T. Bochman returned
full time work as a field secretary.
At Trinity Methodist church, at the
meeting of the Epworth League, Sun
J day evening, the topic was The Vitaliz-
ing Power of Christian Education. Av-
cry Stanton was leader.
A May party was given the Wednes-
day sewing class of the United Workers
. Saturday afternoon. at the home of the
f supervisor of the classes, Miss Alice w
Cogswell, Lincoln avenue.
o Daddy-Btddah- Fox trot
> Crocodile Foxtrot for your Victrola, a
e The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
Strangers in town Sunday marvelet
!, at the beauty of Chelsea Parade and it
surroundings, now that the first sof
green of spring makes every tree anC
shrub an object of interest.
A hot wave is sweeping the south. A
. Acadia aviation field Florida, wher
- Douglas B. SEWN, son of Mr.. and Mrs
=, Frank D. SEWN, of Norwich, is station
" | ed, it is 100 degrees in the shade.
V Although careful gardeners covere,
n tender plants Saturday night, fearing
, frost, Sunday proved a day of comfort
able temperature, the mercury reaching
nearly to 70 degrees during the after
noon.
The American Wooden Company a
;, Elmville has a carload of seed potatoe
= coming for distribution among its EN-
4 ployes, who can buy potatoes at
lower price than they are sold else
= where.
lie Next release for new record hits 70
v your Victrola, May goth exclusively a
IS The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
IS Interest is being shown in Norwic
N in the exhibition of loaned articles c
TT Colonial times to Sbe held by the Societ
N of COLONEL Danes of Connecticut in tn
Id Webb house, Wethersfeld, May IS, l.
er 20, 81.
The Rosary and Scapular Societ.
: Mrs. John A. Moran, president, led tn
many hundreds Sunday morning who re
ceived holy communion at the 730 mas
from Rev. j. II. Broderick and his as
sistant, Rev. Myles P. Calvin at St Pa
rick's church.
Taxes will be collected today at til
store of Lewis B. Brand Norwich Tow
from II a. m to p zm-adv.
Z Edward G. McCandlish, recently G
the U. S. government service, and st;
toned at u S. Hospital, No 40, ST.
Z ten Island, has arrived in Stonington ar
I announces his intention of establishing
shop for the manufacture of toys.
A former Danielson and Mystic pa
tor Rev Byron Hatfield, has accepte
call to the Baptist church at Weste
ly, r. L, and read his resignation at IL
morning service Sunday at Deep Rive
where he has been for eight years.
Levinsky's Wedding-you just hav
to laugh. Kabibble at the Baugame, f
your Victrcia, at The Plaut-Cadden C
adv.
Saturdays New London Telegraph r
ferring to the successful presentation
o, Aladdin, as a feature of Connectic
College junior prom, said of a Norwi
girl Agnes B. Leahy, 81, as Toby, or
ated many laughs and did some splend
acting"
1t is announced from Hartford tn
the Baptists have raised more than S
100000 in Connecticut as their part
the Interchurch World movement driy
The Baptists are long way ahead
any other denomination in the combin
movement.
Play Our Aunt From Calfforn
Bushnell chapel, Wednesday eve, M
10, benefit summer camp Troop 4, G
Scouts.-adv.
Leo and Homer Grenier, the two SO
of Eledore F. Grenier, of Moosup, ha
for some time been in the mercha
marine service, and from now on t
two brothers will be. on the same DO;
which left New York early in the we
for Bordeaux, France.
The body of Mrs Phoebe H. Lam
who died at her home in Hackensat
a N. j., Jan. 8, was brought to Mys
VI. for burial Friday in Elm Grove cen
terry. Mrs. Lamb was born in Myst
March T. 1892. the daughter of Da
iel and Mary Hampstead Burrows.
. Every Victrola owner should have 7
. Lewis jazz band record, when !
. Baby Smiles at Me- with laughing tro
bone, exclusively at The Plaut-Cadd
Co. adv.
At the meeting Of Plainfeld gran
Tuesday State Deputy S. K Haze
L. will be present and the fourth degl
-"e will be exemplifed. Frank L. Da1
m county farm association agent, v
oct speak on berries, and P. Campbell
| NJ dot will