Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

] Light vehicle lamps at s.54 this eva 1 ming.
 The weekend gale blew much of the | newly formed fruit from tie trees. 1 With the temperature keeping below 90 degrees, Sunday was a mltchiess Tune day.
 :, Thursday, the 24th, St. Johns day, 1 there will be special services in the Erls- copal churches.
 Bottoms sBeth anniversary is to be celebrated Friday, Saturday and Sun day, Sept. 3, and 5.
 During Sunday afternoon the reading room of the Otis Library was in charge | Of Miss Sadie J. Dawson.
 Repairs and improvements are in prog ress at the residence of Frederick T. Sayles on Washington street.
 Meeting of Catholic Ladies of Cotun- bus, Tuesday evening, Steiner hall, 2 o'clock.-adv.
 After today, June 21st, the length of the days will show slight deerease. The sun is now shining IS ho ars la min1tes.
 A party of boys from Norwich is oc- cupying the bungalow Of the Norwich Christ church choir boys at Pleasant View.
 After July 1st it is going to cost five cents to cross the Groton ferry and Grotonisns are protesting against the raise.
 The Cleaners class of the Central Baptist Sunday school is to hold 8 soclal meeting with Mrs. Lee CIegs of ROCK street this week.
 spiies for the temporary bridge across the river at Mystic have been driven hy a spiie driver belonging to the T. A Scott Co. of New London.
 Setting cut of tobacco was resumed by many growers in Holland county, CT Saturday. following two days rain which retarded the work to some extent
 Topples cornfowers and similar sss June posies are in bloom in the old fashioned garden ct the residence Of Mir and Mrs. Traver Briscoe, on Broad street.
 At New London, Ainarin T. Hale, secretary to Mayor E. Frank Morgan has purchased the Palmer property, or the corner of vauxhall and William streets.
 An Old Saybroek correspondent notes that Mrs. Harry Hoyt and daughter. oi Westerly R. T., former residents of Oit Saybrook, have been guests of Mir. ant Mrs. Frank Ingham.
 In many sections of Connecticut las weeks rain was needed badly and re ports from farmers are to the effect tha the rain came just in time to give tn, vegetables a good start.
 | The enpioyes of Cheney Brothers goods warehouse, of South Manchester held their annual outing at Coventr! lake Saturday, making the trip in tw, large automobile trucks.
 John ChAnaplin, who died at a sana l NA, sr %t4lA AL ! his home with MT. and Mrs. Charles N Brown in North StuninEton for severa years and was well liked by all wh l knew him.
 1 In accordance with the proclamation Of the grand master the members Q Mayfiower Rebekah Lodge No. 3s, an 1 Rising Lodge. No. 4s, l. O. o. F. c Rockville. held Memorial services sunda afternoon at Grove Hill cemetery.
 Children baptized at the services C Children's Day in the United chura were George Kies Peck Ralph Willar , Lathrop. Charles Peekhan, Doris Bur chard Seagrave, Lola Grefner, Marjori Ann Young, James Lawrence Gilmore
 Several from Ellington attended tn 1 wedding of Miss Mabel Thompson an Rawson Cowen of Cambridge, Mass 0 Saturday evening at the home of tn brides parents, former Senator an !. Mrs. Charles A. Thompson, at Melrose. . By request 0f the parish Rosary an Scapular society. Mrs. John A. Mora president months mind requiem nis i. mass for Mrs William Bobsein WAS sui in St Patriek'S church Saturday It c n clock by the rector, Rev. John H. Bru 10 erick.
 y The e2nd wedding anniversary of N 2, and Mrs. Albert Cherry Fairbrother VI II celebrated at the home of their daag ter, Mrs. Elizabeth Kelsey in West H ie ven recently. They were married sr Mystic in 1sSS the bride being Eli. le Eldridge Burrows.
 The expert who selected and arrang,
 the casts of Slater Museum, Norwic
 Edward Robinson of the Metropolits hi Museum of Art, New York is ci1airml in of the jury of artists appointed by | mayors committee on permanent v n. memorial for that city. s5 Pointing out that since March 1 the he have been ten automobile accidents
 Connecticut railroad crossings. Mot - Vehicle Commissioner Robbins
 Stoeckei issues warning that iawfess {
 tenders if caught, wifi forfeit their
 censes without hearing.
 Plan to spend Tuesday af.etno ,i. Ja
 2g. at the Fete ChafnpetTe gwen by |
 Norwich Art Students Association
 the garden of Mrs. R. ". Perkins,
 Rockwell street, from to ' oc:neii
 delightful program of songc. costuy
 and Interpretive dancing and chlrAct
 songs will be given at 4.IS I.e Frofc
 seur will entertain the children and
 cream, cake and punch will be on Sd
 Admission 50 cents, children 25 cents.
 adv.
 The report of the Connecticut pa
 commission to the board of finance i't Ja1y 1, 1s1s, to the present shows . peAditures of Sfs4,es4 in the parc.aa
 ment of parks See,e2s.47 was spent a
 ln maintenance $s.31aSe.
 All Methodists in the southern part
 Norwich district have been invited
 a mass meeting to be held in the gyror
 siam of the New tsondeA Y. M. c. A,
 Wednesday evening, June 2s, when (
 of the speakers will be Rev. ". H. Ri
 of Norwich, district superintendent. The United States civil service co
 mission announces for June g an
 animation for general mechanic (ne wofk}, fHaies, age 21 to 45, for two
 cancles in the post office service, N
 York, each at $1,0e0 a year plus Is
 cent and bonus of sae0 year, IN \ class of ss children, the girls da rS tiiy dressed in white, received first h z. communion, at the 10 o'clock high m
 in St. Joseph's Poiish church Sum
 from the pastor, Rev. Ignatius V. Ma Jar jewski and his assistant priest. Rev
 lesas Radka. who came to Norwich . gently from NebrsskA.
 supt Weston c. Puilen of Park chu
 Sunday keAAai hAk annoisrf.ed that