Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

l church calendar June 23d. A number of Norwich Town girls had l a picnic supper at Wauwecus Hif1, Tues day.
 Fine looking native strawberries were selling at 45 cents in Norwich stores on 1 Tuesday. Big cargo of choice Block Island fresh fish at Osgood Wharf.-adv.
 The Tuesday afternoon prayer meet ing at Bushnell chapel was led by Mrs. Carl Geib.
 Summer boarders from the city are arriving in Colchester, Chesterfield, Boz rah and Montville.
 After three sulky weeks June apears to be on her good behaviour for part of each day. at least.
 Miss Ruth M. Hawkins is home in Coventry from the Mystic Oral School for the summer recess. Remember the date-Thursday, June 24-Elks and their lady friends-adv.
 The planet Venus continues morning star until July 8, then will be evening star for the remainder of the year. The handsome bed of Sunset iris at the residence of Mrs. M. B. Fitzgerald on Otis street is very much admired Delegates from Connecticut attended | the convention of the American Railway association at Atlantic City the past week
 l. Word has been received in Norwich that the 54th annual encampment of the c. A. R, will be held in Indianapolis Ind, Sept. 19.
 According to a finding by the public utilities commission the New Haven road will have. to keep the fagman on duty on Market street in Rockville. At Mystic, MT. and Mrs Emile Du- haime of Jefferson, South Dakota, are the guests of the formers brother, Al bert L. Duhaime of Jackson avenue
 Mrs. Louis Wunderlich will take boarders at Alberon Cottage, Pleasa mt View for the season from July 1st.-adv. i Schooner Star, Capt. Steve Bagnall has arrived at her home port, Noank. af. ter disposing of 16,000 pounds of codfst in Fulton market which brought s70O.
 The pastor of Trinity Methodist church. Rev. Ernest A. Legg. has made plans to have the prayer meeting hele every Thursday night during the sum mer.
 When the Old Lyme Country Club helt its annual meeting, Will How Foote wa! elected president, c. H. Voorhees,, vict president N. M Terry treasurer, anC J. M. Schly, Jr, secretary. The handsome naples on the grounds at the home of State Highway Super visor Henry T. German, 347 Washington street, are dropping their leaves, prob ably due to some insect pest. , Mir. and Mrs. R. E. Newton an, ) nephew, George H. Champlin, spent tn weekend with MT. Newton's parents, MI and Mrs. Frank Newton of Canterbury according to a Westerly news note At the Church of the Good Shepher l Universalist) Rev. George H. Welct :, pastor, it has been decided that the las session of the Sunday school for tn !, season is to be held the second Sunda l in July.
 A six-room cottage on the Stoningto { road in East Norwich, is nearly com pleted and will be occupied by the own , CT, Fred Eich. It has all the moder I conyeniences including electric light and city water.
 Norwich Grange meets tonight at "A | Buckingham Memorial business meeting ;, followed by whist, tickets at the dooi 1 adv.
 1t Relatives and family friends were II attendance Tuesday at 8 o'clock, in s If Patricks church, when an anniversar " high mass of requiem for Mrs John IT Corkery was sung by the rector, Re John H. Frederick
 It has been announced by District S, perintendent, Rev. W H. Bath. of No wich, that Rev. William C. Darby ( Moosup. has been appointed minister z the Federated Church of Holland and wi take up his duties the first of July
 It is expected now that the new at dition to the Rock Nook Children ! he spection before the early fall, the da being deferred because of cases measles among children in the home I'd Ladies' night at the Elks' Thursds evening, June 24. Bowling, dancing ar pool.-adv.
 Workers here have been notified tn the Armenian and other problems of Il Near East will be discussed at a nation conference of Near East relief worke at Ocean Grove. N. J., beginning tods "Wednesday and continuing until Ju ?.
 The National W C. T. U. campai; for membership to double the enrollme in the local unions throughout the Un ed States is getting well under way. T slogan of the campaign is leach memb , get member and see that her dues a } paid"
 The United States civil service col mission announces for Julys 13 an exal ination for metallurgist, male, not ov 50 years of age for vacancy in the b reau of mines, department of the inte for. for service in the field, at $3,600 e S4 900 year.
 New York papers state that Rear A miral Clarence A. Carr, of the Brookl
 Navy Yard, is seriously i'll with pneun | mia at the naval hospital Admiral Ca
 married Mrs. Blanche Lanman Chapms
 whose father was Admiral Joseph La
 man, of Norwich.
 The New York, New Haven & Hal
 ford railroad and the Central New En V engines, deliveries to begin about Sc
 tember 1. Ten of the engines are to
 of the switcher type. The. others V
 be for general service.
 The Rockville=Will Light
 Company has be / forced to raise {
 price of gas and will install a met
 service charge of 65 cents per .5mon
 The price of gas furnished will rems
 at s1.So per thousand cubic feet, frt which there will be no discount
 The Murray anniversary celebrate
 marking ~150 years of Uniyersalism, is
 be held at Murray Grove, N J., Al
 17-25 and at Gloucester; Mass. ,y the 2t to 29, inclusive. Several from this
 cinity are planning to attend Va
 ous clubs of the Universal church v
 send delegates.
 ,5e Rev. Alexander H. Abbott, pastor |. c the United Congregational church, co " ments in the church calendar in his e ND nest, thoughtful way: "A large numl M, of our people have expressed their