Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-01
Ol1e Bs1llgtim
 Norwich, Saturday, May 1, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS
s daybreak now at 3.46.

Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv.
 May 1st is the feast day of St. Philip and St. James.
 The May moon will be full tomorrow, the 2nd at 9.47 p. m.
 Dealers here are receiving good look ing seed potatoes from Maine.
 In Holland the first service of the fed | erated Methodist and Congregational | churches will be the second Sunday in May.
 Russell s. Benjamin, youngest son of | MT. and Mrs. Everett D. Benjamin of | Preston City, found a half cent piece | while in the yard playing, dated 1905. Under present conditions no electric car for Moosup leaves Central Village | after 6.15 in the evening except Saturday | and Sunday. Choice flowers for funerals; also wedding bouquets, Hunts greenhouses, Phone 1130.-adv. Company I of the State Guard, Rock vile, has been ordered out on this (Sat- urday) afternoon to take part in the reg | mental parade which will be held in | Hartford. On account of the change of time on | the Central Vermont railroad the des- patching and arrival of mails in towns 1 through which it passes has been moved l ahead one hour.
 The Norwich post office is badly in need of a motor vehicle. The collector who has to visit about twenty boxes in | the city district alone averages 80 pounds at each collection.
 A Stafford man, Norman B. Phillips | attended the reunion of the 104th regi- | inent at Springfield April 28. The day is known as Apremont day by members of the 26th division.
 The Sunday School Workers Ex- change for District of the Windham County Sunday School Association is to | be held Sunday at the Dayville Congre- | gational church, with services at 8 and 7.3o.
 Last week to license your dog for the old price. One dollar extra after May first. Town clerks office open on Friday and Saturday evenings-adv.
 At a recent mass peeting in St. Ed wards hall, Stafford - ings, in the in- terests of Irish freedom, the main speaker was Rev. Roland D. Sawyer of the Congregational church of Ware, Mass.
 Tickets for willimantic bouts on sale at Del Hoff. Fagan's and Madden's cigar stores and Baltic Inn.-adv.
 Steamer Cape Cod of the Norwich New York line is still in New York where her engines are being changed back from oil-burning to coal-burning. It is hoped the work may be completed early this month.
 The United States Civil Service con- mission announces for May IS an exam ination for mimeograph operator, male or female, Is or over, for vacancies in the federal service. New York, at sS00- $1,200 per annum.
 A Norwich man, Harry Webster, has returned to his work in the Goodyear Cotton Mills, having apparently re- covered from injuries received when he fell from a door in the weave room tc the cement walk below.
 Luncheon at Mohican hotel, New Lon. don, Monday, May 3, at 1:15 D. m, ir honor of Mrs. George Maynard Miner, the 1 newly elected president general of the . D. A. R.-adv.
 A Norwich store, which has been fea turing dainty and artistic May baskets had a visit from an automobile part, passing through town, Thursday, the wo men members buying about a dozen O the largest and most expensive.
 A former Norwich resident, Supt. Der lin w. Tinker, of Waterbury schools, i urging the high school. students and pi pills in the grades who will receive diplo mas to practice economy with regard f the purchase of their graduation gar ments.
 The Catholic church devotes May t veneration of the Blessed Virgin Mary mother of the Saviour, and model of wo mankind. In St. Patrick's church, de votions will be held at the daily parfs mass each morning at 2, also on Tues day evenings
 
 Anthony, R. l., mills together with Mir Mack, was at Goodyear Tuesday lookin over the new restaurant with a view V erecting similar structure on the sell serving plan for the employees of tn Anthony mills.
 H. A nest of snakes was unearthed b Peter Negorne while blowing on his far near the Potter Hill school house, Wi !, lington one day recently and, to dat ! he has killed over forty snakes. I'll reptiles had established winter quarter in dried up we'll
 5 The board of managers of the Conne ticut Society of Sons of the America Revolution, at a recent meeting in u a- Hartford club made preliminary plar for the entertainment of the national st ciety when it holds it's convention
 Hartford May 16, IT, IS.
 The Fall and Winter 1920 color ca,
 issued for manufacturers by the Texti
 Color Card Association of the Unite
 States consists of sixty-six silk ar
 twelve woolen shades the largest nur
 Der so far presented. Shoe and Ieath
 colors are separately grouped.
 The state hospital in Norwich. Il state tuberculosis sanatorium in Norwi
 and the New London alnshouse we
 visited Thursday by Secretary C. P. Kt
 logg and Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell, of t
 state board of charities, and conditio
 found satisfactory in each place.
 If you want real fresh fish you shou N visit the Broadway Fish market. F Saturday,: First fresh caught butte
 fish, fresh caught mackerel, Sea Ko
 River Shad. These are not cold stora* m Round clans, long clans, live lobste
 h. 35c, fresh boiled Holsters, ID. 40c, .0O Broadway.-adv
 At the United Workers House, 'oV Washington street, Norwich, this (S; oo urday) afternoon, the 70 children W 'Vo have their annual May party, provid o by the ten teachers directed by M 'oo Alice W. Cogswell The United Workt tOo furnish ice cream for the children.
 The many reports or rumors that
 Shore Line electric railway houses ne a.. Saybrook Junction were sold is cont
 verted by the statement that they are
 the market, but nothing can be done -. til the court settles the many pendi VT cases involved relating to the lines. TX" A number from Eastern Connecti - 1 who hava relatives on inc ha attJeSh