Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

laurel festivals. | Flowers, plants, wreaths etc. Yer Steeg, Florist Phone 7so-adv. | Water is running over the Uncasville | dams in miniature Niagara volume. Twenty cottages at Willimantic Camp 1 Ground are occupied at present. l In Norwich, the Memorial Day exer- eises and parade will be on Monday.
 The automobile traffic is increasing daily. About seo cars crossed the state bridge at Lyme Sunday.
 Governor Holcomb has issued proc lamation recommending the observance of Monday, June 14th, as Flag ay.
 At present nine leading magazines are available for Norwich Free Academy students and others visiting Peck li- brary.
 The celebration of the Feast of the Pentecost which began Saturday eve ming ended Monday night in Norwich synagogues.
 Meeting of Sons of Veterans tonight at 7:45, Buckingham Memorial.-adv.
 A former Norwich girl, Mrs. Peter C.. Ward (Muriel Presten) of New London patient at Lawrence hospital, is much improved in health.
 As a Memorial Sunday anthem at Park church, Chorister Eben Learned has arranged to have the quartet sing America the Beautiful.
 A class of upwards of one hundred will receive first holy communion at a special mass Saturday next, at s o. clock, in St. Patricks church.
 Concert tonight at 8, Trinity Episco- pal church. Silver collection.-ady.
 At westchester, MT. and Mrs. Asa Brainerd observed the goth anniversary of their marriage at their home on Day street. Monday evening of last week.
 As in former seasons, many of the sew .snty-five children at the County Home on Smith avenue, Norwich have small flower and vegetable gardens this spring
 Fine voile over blouses, plain white and colors, short and long sleeves, at | s1.s5. The New Waist Shop.-adv At Trinity NJ E. church, District Su. perintendent W. H. Bath is to hold the first quarterly conference. Thursday ev ening at the close of the prayer meet IT ing.
 The principal address on Memoria day at Manchester will be delivered by Rev. Percy E. Thomas, pastor of tht Union Congregational church, Rock vile.
 Frank W. Whiton, grand master O Odd Fellows in Connecticut has ap pointed Erastus Fish of Mystic distric deputy of the 30th district of Odd Eel lows in the state.
 Mir and Mrs. Arthur Wilcox hav closed the Wright cottage at Willimanti camp ground and have returned to thei | home in Jewett City where they hay \ secured employment.
 The cup defender Resolute, which car ried away her new pole mast in the rae of New London Saturday was seen b Pleasant View cottagers while on he }, way to Bristol harbor.
 At Norwich almshouse, Supt J. E Il Chapman has six acres planted an will plant two more. A half-bushel c j peas are up six inches. beans are UT also two acres of field corn.
 The demand for real estate in Con necticut is brisk in spite of backwar season, many families seeking homes i this state because of the Captain Kid .. tactics of New York landlords.
 This week Englsh-born residents c Norwich have been receiving greeting 3 from the homeland in commemoration May 24th, this year the 101st annivel
 sary of Queen Victoria's birth.
 Choice porgies, direct from the pounds
 fresh nackerel, chaice stock, easter
 haibut not western, there is quite
 difference, try some eastern, fresh caugt - salmon, are few of the varieties {
 Powers Bros 10 Rose Place adv. ? B. B. Warren, proprietor of the Sho i. Line Hotel has purchased a large pie,
 of land from the Shore Line EIectr $ company at Saybrook and intends
 raise some big crops this season.
 A petition is obe presented to u [ governor for an extension of the sh; - fishing season as it is month late al
 fishermen have not made expenses
 date, not considering paying for the in nets, etc.
 ice A committee appointed by the Noal er- Fire Co. is negotiating with the officis an of the Ship and Engine Co., for the lea IT, of their boat, which carries 400 for as excursion to Savin Rock, New Have ct later on in the season.
 sr Men are at work remodeling and re on ovating the interior of the Major Be
 Peck Learned residence, on Broadwa
 which in time is to be occupied by \
 and Mrs. Eben Learned and family, nc
 residing in Huntington place. me C. V. Pendleton, Jr., prizes an aut es- graphed photo of Thomas A. Edison, J
 with whom he has become very friend ild through business dealings The fram cir picture is in one of the show windows on. Mir. Pendletons store on Broadway of The current White Ribbon Banr Try mentions that at a meeting of Thon iel son W. c. T. U. the report of the tre: 1ty urer showed that $50 had been sent his the state treasurer for the jubilee ful at also the Stevens and Willard funds
 Norwich is assured an abundant wa
 supply the coming summer. Tuesday,
 cording to Supt. Walter W. Langs es va mate. with water running over bt no sphI"ays' FarView reservoir was l ia pounding 45o, 900 900 gallons and Ste ion Brook 3Ss, s,oOo,o 900.
 in- There was meeting of the Amst
 Farmers Association at the Co-ope ing tive store, to protest against the l fa price given for the milk last month, eft the New Haven Dairy Go. The che, var received by the farmers did not pay nts the grain fed to the cows. ard hny prSy.n T,'1ns m,ee.s etts Ss central pap ing W.n nu' 1ar,oS M,ror ~ Vn Wa-,SS |Ss leu
 mer matron of the Johnson Home. V -sI is visiting her sister, Mrs. A. T Otis, h,. | Norwich Town, and who has been int iDs ested in these prayer meetings for
 years.
 ,2,- Graduates of Williams college in { and city have received notices of intert ns- ing exercises to take place at Willial
 town on June 20, at the re-interment ing Colonel Bphraim Williams, founder
 the college, who fell in battle Septem
 s, 1755, and was buried near L. ,ono George.