Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-31
VARIOUS MATTERS

specially dressed for the patriotic heh- iday. |
 After tonight the less artistic June box will take the place of the dainty Nay | basket.
 Several Norwich Free Academy sstu> dents were at Storrs College for High | school day, Saturday. Some of the groeers and marke&meni will open their stores for a short ftime1 this (Menday) morning.
 During Sunday afternoon the Otis iLi-l 1 brary reading room was in charge of 1! Mrs. Irving L. Hamilton. Dr. H. T. Thurber of stonington ,hasl been at Pauchaug Lake where he isl having bungalow built Ask your music dealer for Dreaming l Dreams of Yeu"-adv. Yesterday being Trinity Sunday, there was the celebration of the holy!A com | munion in the Episcopal churches: Ideal spring weather Saturday start ed the rush of holiday travel, thes ineom- | ing and outgoing crowds being large The Piainheld Community Clfautau- | qua opens the middle of June The Tent | is to be erected on the school grounds 1 in Moosup.
 Oscar H. Walker, of Station 1A 1-2, on the Waterford trolley line, has reported l to the New London police the theft of l his automobile.
 l It is noted at Mystic that MT. ,and Mrs l Charles Comstock of Gales Ferry have been guests of Mrs. Comstoek.s sister. Mrs. Harriet Avery. Most of the town of Piainfieki's teach CTS have signed contracts to return an- ] other year, when they will Eeceiye an i increase in salary.
 At the Norwich courthouse, Assistant Janitor Joseph J. Fields has ordered feuf handsome memorial wreaths to be hung on the honor roll board today.
 The special holiday sales held Sat urday by Norwich merchants proved big attraction, crowds taking advan- tage of the money-saving opportunities The Eagle Fife and Drum Corps is holding rehearsals, the Moosup Journal says, in preparation for compe4inE at the Willimantic state field day., June D.
 At Mystic, Henry Davis is baggage master at the railroad station, taking the place of Harry Clarke, whoI resigned to enter the employ of the Railway Express
 The recently appointed Methodist pastor at Attawaugan, Rev. Mir. Ozmun. has organized company of Boy Scouts made up of boys from that village and PdlouNllle
 Sunday evening at Trinity Methodist Ochurch, at the meeting of the Epworth l League at 6.3o. The topic was Social Transformations and the leader, Ernest M. Newbury.
 The flower department of the yWonan's Guild of the United church is l to keep 1 in touch with all who would provide flowers from their gardens for use in church decoration.
 The Dr. Adams estate on Canterbury Green has been sold to Edward Lowell of Haekensack, N. J., a retired bus- ness man, who has selected Canterbury for permanent home.
 The thirteenth annual exhibition of the work by the students of the Norwich Art School and of the Norwich Free Academy is to be held at the Converse Art Gallery on Friday evening, June f. Mrs. Emily winkelman of Norwich has rented one of the twin cottages al Lords Point from George W. Weednan- see for another season. Mrs. Wiakel-
 man has spent several summers at the l Point
 A carrier pigeon found dead , about a mile this side of Hope Valley on the Westerly road by Ernest Saun- ders, bore tag on each leg with the inscriptions J1s754 and A. G. M. 2527 A. J. 1S.,
 When Groton grange. P. of H., oele. brated it's eleventh birthday Fraday
 each member of the grange, deposited ar
 envelope containing cent for each year
 of the grange's life and a. considerable
 amount was realized.
 The United States civil aservice con.
 mission announces for Junet9 an exam.
 nation for lithographc pEess helper
 males, more than Is years tof age, flo,
 two vacancies in the coast and geodeti(
 survey at $7oO a year.
 Paul Ackerly, proprietor of the Ack
 erly Mills in Vernon has bought the
 Prescott block in Rockville andN will take
 possession immediately. He has also
 bought a two tenement house on St
 Bernard's terrace there.
 The tinsmiths' strike has greatly de.
 layed the work of repairing the Norwich
 city hall. besides resulting in, $50 dam.
 ages to the interior through rain leak
 ing in when the roof was left. abruptly
 after the strike was called.
 The usual devotions in honbr of tn,
 Sacred Heart of Jesus held during June
 in the Catholic churches, begin, Tuesday
 morning with the 2 o'clock parish mas.
 in St Patrick's church and will be
 held daily also every Friday evenins at 7.5o
 1 1hc NlSits oA FFoI. J. HerDeftF George now of Minneapolis, to the Norwich schools to aid in the memorial adHresse has proved great delight to the pu pills, who have indicated that the speak CT is quite as popular as during hi many years as music instructor in tn schools.
 Two little sons of Theodore Poulopou lous, of 64 Washington street, Norwich were poisoned last week by eatin II cheap chocolate candy. John aged I has developed pneumonia and Saturda i~ was taken to Backus hospital wher I his condition Sunday evening showe II marked improvement.
 i The state board of education ar ' neunoes the appointment of Fred
 Wish, Jr., as executive secretary of Il I Connecticut State Teachers association .- general committee in charge of the. car |. paign for the improvement of educ; Q tional conditions in the state, with heal . quarters in Hartford.
 According to automobile statistic
 rated by registration Connecticut is N
 21; registration increase for year. 1l = 343; the population per car in Cenne n ticut is 12.75 and in the United Stat, A 1414. California leads with s.o7 no A ulation per car. Iowa is second. wi % 615, and Mississippi is the lowest wi 3 4.5
 H A message received by Cashier N V than A. Gibbs, of the Thames Nation \ Bank. announces the return to Nc \ York soon of Colonel and Mrs Charl A Sherrill George Baker Gibbs, fe arlHr af AAp Txyha huY,