Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-14
VARIOUS MATTERS

 proved a set back to busiiess, and low cry afternoon was not much better. The R. & I. Waist company of New London, has filed notice of an increase of capital stock from $S,000 to $50,00O. Delegates are being chosen to the tri- county convention of the Kings Daugh- tess, to be held at East Thompson June Srd.
 Caravan, Foxtrot, for victrola. Hear | it at the Plaut- t-Cadden Co.-adv. | A new book at the Otis library is the volume by H. D. Eberlein and others on practical hints regarding interior deco7 ration.
 The spring meeting of the Connecti- cut Library association is to be held in the Public library at Westport, Friday, May 21st.
 Big cargo at osgood wharf of mack erel, cod, flat fish, cells today.-adv. Growers state that the asparagus sea- son is so late that it will be a short one. The strawberries are slow in com ing along.
 Some of the weather sharps claim that clear skies need not be expected until after the 18th, when the moon is new at 2:25 a. m.
 Crocodile, Foxtrot, for your Victrola- Hear it at the Plaut- Gladden. Co.-adv. A Lyme man, Dan Moore, went to the brook, near Bradbury's dam the other day to spear suckers and got buck shad with his spear.
 Timothy KeIleher of South Manches- ter has bought the Oakland cottage at Pleasant View and expects to spend a mart of the summer there Officials of the Connecticut company have decided to make a neutral zone at Talcottville so as to settle a complaint of the city officials of Rockville. I'll See You in Cuba, for your Vic trols. Hear it at The Plaut-Cadden Co. adv.
 The artistic cover-page of the May is- sue of Norwich Free Academy Journal is the design of Paul Bradlaw, now a teacher in the manual training depart ment-
 Sunday afternoon, at St. Patrick g church. there is to be the annual May procession and the reception of new members of the sodalities, at the usual vesper service.
 The Thames River Lumber company has bought from the United States Ship ping board, at the Noank yard about one half million feet of yellow pine, Douglas fir and some spruce. If no delay in transit, Church Bros will have a nice lot of porgies, caught l Thursday.-adv.
 Thursday evening at the mid-week ser | vice in Park Congregational chapel, Rev Dr. S. H. Howe considered The Neal East National Mandate. The pianist was Miss Helen B. Royce.
 Anne Kabibble at the Ballgame, for you Victrola. Hear it at the Plaut- Calder Co.-adv.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for June 15 an eX animation for electrical aid (fire control male, over 21 for vacancy in the nav yard, New York, at sS.S0 per diem. Thursday afternoon President L. F Garrison asked The Bulletin to announc that the Eastern Connecticut Teachers association convention in Norwich toda (Friday) will be on standard time.
 The o'clock low mass at St. Patrick church Ascension Day morning, was req by Rev Myles r. Calvin, that at 2 b Rev. John H. Frederick anl the hig mass at was sung by Rev. Daniel ] Sullivan.
 Rose of Washington Square for yo, Victrola. Hear it at the Plaut-Cadde | Co.-adv.
 The annual convention of the Come ticut Federation of Labor, the sta
 branch of the American Federation o Labor, will be held in Waterbury b V ginning May 24 and will be in sessic
 one week.
 Planting may be delayed by so rnu, n I
 days come the seed will have plenty
 moisture to feel upon and the grow | will be rapid enough to make up f
 the delay.
 The twenty-four Campfire Girls of t
 United Congregational church, Mrs. A
 Freeman leader, cleared about $25 fro
 their May breakfast, and with the pl - ceeds are planning to do their bit iowa = beautifying the Community House P. Daughters of Veterans dance tonig
 Community Center hall. Dancing frc 'O to 12-adv.
 Archdeacon J .Eldred Brown of IT o ity Episcopal church. is to attend { ev state conference at Norwalk Tuesd a next. Rev. Mir. Brown officiated at ,o- celebration of the holy communion , {" Trinity, at 10 o'clock Ascension day.
 
 paid $9S for the first authorized Americ me edition of The Gentle Art of Maxi '. Enemies" by James McF%ull Whistl ~, ,u New York, one-time Stonington resid s4 with autograph inscription of the auth he Special meeting White Cross coun of at K. of c. Home, tonight at s o'clo ley First degree.-adv. Yer
 in The memorial service in honor fer Professor Caleb T. Winchester, a nat
 years a professor in Wesleyan U
 of Montville, a graduate and for if osl versity will be held in the Menor rs Chapel at the University Sunday ev
 ing next.
 I The May Connecticut Citizein in a I
 morial tribute notes that with the pa
 ing of Giles Potter of New Haevn,
 last one of the band of men who in 1
 met at Norwich and formed the c
 necticut Temperance Union, has gone
 his reward.
 Daddy, You've Been More than
 Mother to Me, for your Victrola. H
 it at the Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 In the prize story contest at Norv
 Free Academy, Arthur W. Fitch, '21, V
 with, The Case at Old Acres The pI
 science essay, Is Mars Inhabited?
 written by Marshal Howe, '23, grand of Rev. Dr. and Mrs. S. IL Howe
 Williams avenue. . The Community House on Church is the place where we expect to see
 hear the best. If you have never he
 Grace Sage, reader of plays, you h
 rare treat in store for you Satur
 night, May 2sth. Don't iss it lad,
 Reports from the A B. F.M C