Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-15
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VARIOUS MATTERS


 The Sterling Epworth League is to entertain the Circuit Leagues Tuesday evening, Sept 2s.
 The State Police Association will nod it's annual convention in New Haven the latter part of July.
 The American Woolen plant of Moosup is running but three days week, being idle Thursday. FritH.y and Saturday.
 When Mrs. Julia Dean of Plainf1eld celebrated her S0th birthday recently she received calls from friends in Nor wich,
 Veronica T. A. B. dance in Parish hall, Taftville, Friday evening. Humphries, orchestra.-adv.
 The Central Village Kings Daughters will hold their annual picnic at the home of Wilbert Hall in Brooklyn We'd nesday.
 Argo arrived from Block Island with porgies, mackereI, bonitas, etc. osgood's wharf-adv.
 Public graduating exercises of the Canterbury school are to be held in the grange hall this (Tuesday) evening, at 8 o'clock.
 Complaint is made that steel tired truck which is being operated on the Watch Hill road is raising havoc with the highway.
 Meeting of volley ball directors K. of c. home tonight-adv.
 From Moesup Miss Elizabeth Night ingale expects to go as delegate to the Y. W. c. A. conference at Silver Bay, N. Y, June 1925.
 The owner of Sugar Brook farm, Cen tral Village, Norman White, has patent ed a freezer in which the ice cream is frozen without turning. Public cordially invited to visit D. A. R. Museum, Norwich Town Green; open Wednesday and Saturday afternoons, at 3. Admission free.-adv. The next meeting of Ekonl1 grange will be in charge of Worthy Flora Lena ] Gallup. The grange memorial service will be held Sunday, June 2oth. Dan Moore of Lyme has been engaged | as catcher for the Saybrook nine this | season. The latter team will play it's first game with the Essex ball ;ussers | this week.
 | Monday at o'clock, in St. Patrick ] church, an anniversary high mass of re- quiem for the reDose of tte soul of Will liam J. O'Neill was sung by the rector Rev. J. H. Frederick. l Complete stock of Victrolas and Graf anolas. Prices from $25.00 to s64o.. Easy terms. The Plaut-Cadden. .Co.-adv | Independence Day will be celebrated In Rockville. The committees in charge have been arranging an interesting pro gram. The en6rtainment committee is headed by John H. Yost.
 Word has been received in Noank b, friends and relatives of the death at tht i Ministers Home near Philadelphia et Rev. J. Curtis Lamb, for many years resident of Noank village. Musical by Mems club of Trinity church parish, Community House, thi. evening at 8 o'clock. Double euartette from Bass Clef and The Campbell Song. sters. Cake sale and ice cream.-adv. l Former Norwich residents, Mrs. Frank | lin s. Jerome and Miss Jerome. who have 1 been spending several months in Sant7 Barbara, Cal, have returned to theil l country home in Orange. Conn. Members of the Bartlett family in thii | vicinity have received notice of .he an nual reunion of the family which take. place at the Methodist church m fly mouth, Mass, Saturday. June PC.
 The wedding of Miss Doris ElizabetI Hall, daughter of Colonel William H Hall and Mrs. Hall of South Wilmington and William Rhodes Le Roy McBee ot Providence. will take place Thursday. | So far this year, there seems to have been more mosquito breeding in tht | small pools in back yards and vacan | lots than in the meadows, as far as ob servations of the state authorities go.
 There will be months mind mass fol | Mrs. Bohseir, in St. Patriek's church, Saturday morning at 8 o'clock This mas! | Is requested by the Rosary and Scapula | society.-adv.
 At the quarterly meeting of the Plair field Library association. The Lawtol Mills Corporation of which John Por teous of Norwich, is president, present ed the library s25 to be used for book at once.
 Bolton farmers who hurried and plant ed their corn during the first warn weather were a little too nasty, fo many, especially those who planted O naturally wet ground, are forced to q the work over again.
 report of general market condition was given by I. G. Davis of the connec ticut Agricultural College, Storrs, at special meeting of the newly organize food commission held at o'clock Mor day afternoon, in Hartford.
 At New London, Seaside Council of th Knights of Columbus at it's annual Inec ing voted to have collection taken u among the members to purchase vii dow for St. Marys Star of the Sc church, which is being redecorated.
 Musical by Mems club of Trinit
 church parish, Community Houes, thi
 evening at o'clock Double quartet from Bass Clef and The Campbell Sons ? sters. Cake. sale and ice cream.-adv.
 Students from Connecticut graduate
 from Wellesley College Monday include Estelle G. Brink, Woodstock, and Ele;
 nor Livingston, of Thompson Myrt . Jordan, Willimantic, received the cert
 ficate of the department of hygiene. Your Victrola pays you dividends onl I when the needle is on the record Max
 your Victrola pay dividends by joinin l, our Victor Record club. Fifteen record
 of thirty selections, $1.00 weekly. Joi , today. The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv. Envelopes for the sso,ooo which h: g been pledged by the Central Bapti
 church to the New World -Movenel ? fund have been sent to contributors. IT 7. matter is in>charge of George A Ashbe v treasurer of benevelences and A. F. ",
 man.
 While Oliver Peck of Ellington, W;
 riding his pony home from the blac
 smiths Saturday morning the aninn
 slipped in turning corner near Il
 railroad station and fell breaking it's le ' Later it was shot. The rider had h , wrist badly injured.
 d The rural schools of North Stonin 'r ton will have public graduating exc I cises Monday, June 21, at 2.30 ?. m.
 the Library hall of Wheeler school T
 program has been arranged by T.