Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-22


 tween Versailles and Baltic. James E. Lord of Lords Hill lost a I Jersey COW suddenly Thursday caused by eating large amount of sweet flag. "Oh, By Jingo" is here for your Vic trola, The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv. Through the efforts of the Village Im- provement society, aided by all the peo- pie of Central Village, the electric current was turned on Friday night for the first time.
 Relatives and friends attended an an- niversary requiem high mass for Mrs. Eva Heber, sung in St. Patrick's church Friday at o'clock by Rev. J. H. Brod erick.
 Taxes will be collected today at the Peoples Store, Taftville, from 12 m. to G.30 D. m.-adv.
 An attempt is to be made to get rid of some of the woodchucks that invest Wamphassett Point, Stonington, and are the cause of so much damage to the vegetable gardens.
 The annual executive board meeting of the Daughters of the King of the diocese of Connecticut (EpiscopaD was held at the home of Mrs. w. W. Rice in North Haven Thursday afternoon.
 Choice flowers for funerals also we'd ding bouquets. Hunts Greenhouses. Phone 1130.-adv.
 Col William H. Hall of windham an- nounced that he was not candidate for the republican nomination forao congress from the Second district while on visit to the state capitol this week.
 "Oh, By lingo" is here for your Vic trola. The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 In order to raise funds to assist in the observance of Memorial day, Phebe Packer Rathbun tent, D. of ", of Mystic held a penny social in Community hall which was most successful affair.
 Members of the Connecticut Society o1 Colonial Danes who are planning to at. tend the annual meeting in Wethersfield May 25, learn that the loan exhibition ir the Webb house will be held open ovel that date.
 Stop, Look, Listenl Ladies' Polo coat all silk lined at S21, value S37.50, at tht Surprise Store, 237 Central avenue.- adv. fi
 Several thousand trees, principally o the Greenboro variety, are in bloom il the Kitemaug peach orchards of Franl W. Browning and are about two week late. Many others of the 5000 tree show no blossoms.
 The joint committee of the ToIlan Federated church met this week at tn home of Dr. Samuel Simpson and organ ized committee: Lewis B. Price, chai1 man; Mrs. l.. Ernest Hall, secretary Ivan Wilcox, treasurer. <
 Special for Saturday, nice fancy fires I 1.aI-a I sters. Broadway Market, 40 Broadwa, adv.
 In an exhibit of the pastel and oil wor of Mrs. Charles H. Owen at her hom No. B Niles street, Hartford, this week, turn in the road near Columbia, with bit of New England stone wall by u roadside, furnishes a theme for one stud in pastel
 . At the Surprise Store all our ladie dresses, taffetas, georgettes and satin 25 per cent of. Come now and get vol choice, 2S7 Central avenue.-adv. Hugh Ballantyne, money order ar registry clerk at the Rockville postofic has rendered his resignation to Postma ter George Foster, to take effect as SOC lantyne recently suffered severe nervol breakdown.
 "Oh, By Jingo" is here for your Vi trola, The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 AS a result of 9 conference held Bridgeport of representatives of OrthodC congregations ins the state, the Union Orthodox Jewish Congregations of Co necticut, affiliated with the Union of o thodox Jewish Congregations of Americ was formed.
 l,or 4~ Inn Y~4k before Memorial Day, place your ord now, with A. Hagstrom, 39 Uncas stree Satisfactory work guaranteed.-adv.
 The United States civil service col
 mission announces for June Is an exal < ination for mine inspector, male, 25 to for a vacancy in the Indian service, Ser
 ca agency, Oklahoma, and vacancies = positions requiring similar qualification
 at $2,000 to $3,5o0 a year.
 The Berlin fair, one of the few lar
 agricultural fairs that remained in t
 state, is to be discontinued, it's ent
 property having been sold to a land (
 velopment company. The Berlin fair W i called the state fair and was held z
 nually for 30 years. The organization VI
 retain it's charter.
 ? Why waitT Get your straw hat n
 at the end of the seasons price, Str
 hat $2.95, value s4; hat at $3.45. Sl ! prise Store, 237 Central avenue.-adv Theresa Heating, of Rockville, z 7 ministratrix of the estate of the ls
 Frederick Bauer, of Cromwell, has fl
 her account in the Middletown probs ! court and made distribution among { widow and five heirs at law of the det \ dent. The estate consisted wholly of II farm near Rocky Hill line.
 Norwich alumnae learn that the gi
 whose grandmothers were students
 Mount Holyoke have formed a; grar
 daughters club at the college. The me
 bers of the club in many instances, rt
 resent the third generation of family
 which both the mothers and grandmot
 CTS have gone to Mount Holyoke.
 The marriage of Miss Elizabeth W lard Stead and Dr. Lewis Samuel Bo, 's will take place June 1st in the Church
 the Heavenly Rest, New York M
 Stead is the daughter of MT. and M
 Thomas J. Stead and former visitor
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