Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-08
Glxe8asllstt1k, Norwich, Saturday, May 8. 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS

 l dens. The state fish and game department has issued 2So licenses for shad net | fishing.
 l George Schellens of Groton was among patients dismissed from the New London hospital Thursday.
 Regular meeting Rev. Daniel Mullen assembly Sunday, p. m.-<adv The Otis Library has prepared list | of books on French Drama also miscel- | laneous volumes on the Drama | At Union. A. Olin Griggs has resigned as teacher in district No 1 and with his family will soon move elsewhere. | Merchants in Norwich welcomed | pleasant day with rising temperature on Friday, feeling the stimulus given trade The Mystic Woolen Company of Ston- l inRton has filed notice of increase in its capital stock from S220,0o0 to $44O,0G0. Norwich alumnae learn that the junior promenade of Smith College will be held Wednesday and Thursday May 12 and 13.
 Mrs. Moran psychic and test medium, Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv. Tomorrow is Rogation Sunday. since earliest times in the Catholic church a day to invoke Gods blessing on the sea sons crops.
 Churches hereabouts are naming their | delegates to the international council of Congregational churches in Boston, June 29 to July 6.
 The Connecticut state board of chari- l ties, of which Mrs. F. A. Mitchell, of Nor wich, is member, has issued six licenses for boarding homes for babies. , Mothers Day and Harold F. Tripp at Central Baptist church, Sunday evening. adv.
 It is expected Rev. Henry B. Barnard of New York will preach in the Holland Congregational church Sunday. He was pastor in Holland about twelve years. ] A check for s6,3G16S for the Soldiers Home, has been received at the govern ors office from the general treasurer of the National home for disabled volun- : teer soldiers.
 News received in Norwich Friday from Prof. J. Herbert George, now of Minnea- polls was to the effect that he plans to be here for Memorial Day with his G. A R. comrades.
 Choice flowers for funerals; also we'd ding bouquets. Hunts greenhouses Phone 1130-adv.
 All the young people of the United
 
 to the Home-Time at the Community ! House Sunday night, the last me-Tim, for the spring months.
 It is noted at Lords Point that the families of Drs. Leon F. and Arnaud J LaPierre of Norwich were a motor par ty early in the week at Homewood, tn. - L2Pierre summer home.
 A memorial mass for Joseph Cook, re quested by his associates in St Patrick troop of Boy Scouts, was sung in tn, church Friday at o'clock by the rec tor, Rev. J. H. Frederick Mothers Day and Harold F. Tripp a Central Baptist church, Sunday evening adv.
 At the recent exhibition of the Con necticut Academy of Fine Arts in Hart ford, the canvas, Midsummer Clouds. b c. Victor Grinnell, of Mystic, receive warmest praise from the critics '" Tuesday was the day when the men ( ;t Bolton Grange got together with team II and drew over the fertilizer from c. } c Maine's to the Green, which is to | plougher up to be regarded and seede 1- The other afternoon Alvin Corey . Ekonk broke one rib and fractured In bone as a result of fall from load ( hay which he was about to take fro -e Judge Douglas at Sterling Hill to Mo sup.
 lc Good Shepherd yarn on sale at O ,a price at Woman's Exchange Hot lunt 'Ai and afternoon tea served.-adv.
 The Falls club sewing class of u United Workers, which meets every Ss , urday morning, will have it's May par le this Saturday. afternoon, concluding t Il season. There are about 40 girls in t IL class
 .h The next lesson in home nursing 1AA Moosup will be on The Home Medici ia Chest and Miss Maud Hayes of .Storrs
 expected to speak. The last lesson
 First Aid will be given by a register
 nurse.
 +o The report made by Miss Katherine lO Cassidy, Rockville school nurse, for Ap 7d shows Schools visited, 5 school visi III 4s; home visits, 77; dressings, 2
 treatments. 2; exclusions, 5 pediculi
 eonjunctivitis f..
 Mothers Day and Harold F. Tripp
 Central Baptist church, Sunday evenil
 -adv.
 lN The increase in burglaries in tl country during the last year has resu
 ed in announcement of another raise
 insurance rates, the second within nj
 months, by the Burglary Insurance [
 derwriters Association.
 On Fishers Island, fresh milk fri - Jersey cows sold all last winter for
 cents per quart, and commencing Jt
 l, will be provided at ten cents, the IT
 at Fort Wright having secured sey
 COWS which graze on the island. The annual competitive examinatic
 for scholarships at Mt. St. Joseph A
 demy, Hamilton Heights, Hartford,
 which honor pupils from the paroct
 schools of the state compete, will f;
 place June Is and 19 at the academy. . Agents of steamship companies get
 notification that labor is continuing
 leave the country chiefly, the steams
 men say, or account of the high cost
 living, and all the third-class acco
 mediation is booked up to the end of J,
 Saturday specials at the Broadv o- Fish market, 40 Broadway: Seekc |" " river shad. pound soc; Fresh cod, but " fish, ID. 25c; fresh caught mackerel
 BOG; live lobster, 35c h.. boiled lobst
 40c h., plenty of clams.-adv
 D. A. R. members have been motif
 that the annual meeting of the E
 worth Memorial Association, Inc, is to
 held Wednesday, June 2, at the E
 worth homestead in Windsor. Mrs.
 rah T. Kinney of Hartford is the pr,
 dent