Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-11
VARIOUS MATTERS


 of the death of Tax Collector Thomas A Robinson.
 Jewish resident in many places are celebrating the decree of the San Remo conference making Palestine the Jewish homeland.
 Big meeting of athletic committee at K of c. home tonight.-adv.
 The Epworth league of Trinity Meth odist church observed anniversary day Sundy evening, when the meeting was led by Leroy Fielding.
 A gift of $5,ooO has been. received. by St Johns Episcopal church, Rockville, from Mrs Elsie Sykes Phelps, as a fund in memory of her mother.
 Although Monday began with clear skies and high temperature, several un- welcome showers, caugh many unpre- pared for wetting during the afternoon.
 Join our Record Club. S1.O0 weekly. The Plaut- t-Cadden Co.-adv. Elmer Clark, night foreman on the railroad bridge at Saybrook has been giv- en a forty days leave of absence and will use it taking shad during the season. The annual convention of the Protes- tant Episcopal diocese of Connecticut is to be held Tuesday and Wednesday, May
  Norwalk.
 The history of the Twenty-sixth Divi- sion, A. E. F., which 1ieutenantn Col onel Emerson G. Taylor of Hartford has written is expected to appear withon a short time.
 Buy your dahlias from W. F. Brown, | I6 Palmer street. F bulbs for $1.00.- | adv.
 It is noted at Mantle that Mir. and Mrs. F. S. Bartlett, of Putnam spent the weekend recently at Pine Grove. Mir. Bartlett has purchased the Goss cottage on Main street.
 l Members of the Connecticut Chamber of Commerce have been asked to ex- press an opinion on the advisability of | the federal government creating a na- | tional highway department. l It has been decided to put motion pie lures into Park Congregational Sunday | school and a demonstration of the ma ehine is to be given Friday evening. The ] equipment will cost about $25o.
 The regular meeting of Mercier As sembly No. 12, c. L. of C., will be held in Steiner's hall, Tuesday evening at 8 o'clock.-adv.
 The state convention of the Y. NJ. c. A. of Connecticut will be held May 18th in Dwight Hall, Yale University, New Haven, opening at 10 a. m. and closing with a dinner at the hotel Taft at D. m.
 A former Norwich resident, Miss Grace Verena Pond. has been elected president of the Woonsocket, R. l., Fortnightly club. Mis- Nancy NJ. Pond, is chairman of the Public Health Nursing Associa- ton.
 Cargo of mackerel, cod, haddock and
 fatfish, Osgood's wharf.-adv.
 Monday at 8 o'clock, in St. Patrick's church, a months mind high mass of requiem for Mrs. John Murphy was sung by the rector, Rev. John H. Brod- erick at the request of the Rosary and
 ScapuIar society.
 The play The Betty Wales Girls and . MT. Kidd, presented by The Kings | Bluebirds, Wednesday, D. m., Greene
 vile Congregational church. Interpre-
 tive dancing between acts. Admission
 % cents.-adv. , Many of the United Congregations ? church members have contributed to tn, r cause of Near-Eastern Relief, supplyins g means for the care of over twenty or t phans in the stricken lands that weN S once Bible Lands. n Taking the place of the old-tine light ning-rod agent, the collector of antique
 is nov visiting farmhouses throughou
 this section, looking for treasures in ol
 furniture, china. pewter, match boxes , prints and Ne like.
 s Columbian Commandery, No. 4, Knight , Templar, is to attend Ascension Da l. service at Christ Episcopal church at l. o'clock Thursday evening. May 13 S y knights will appear in full regalia. Tubt .l band will sct as escort. s Join our Record Club. s1oO week.,
 The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 James Everett Pendleton, who r,
 gently received his honorable dischars " from the United States army after Ina, 'r ing served three full enlistments is yer y i'll at the home of his parents MT. ar '- Mrs. Frank D. Pendleton at Potter Hill or Miss Perter's school, Torrington. no 5r managed by Robert Porter Keep, forme o' ly of Norwich. is mourning the death Sa D. urda vat Hartford of Ami S. James. , sr for more than thirty year -soverseer
 Miss Porter's school. His wife surviv
 him.
 I. Connecticut manufacturers have the ss eyes on Boston, where a cargo of wo r. valued at nearly 10,000, 900, is d IS from Buenos Aires about June 1, in t
 British steamship Archimedes, which W 4 berth at Commonwealth pier, South Bo
 ton.
 French societies hereabouts, as { over the world, are to celebrate t
 coming canonization of Joan of Arc
 campaign has been started in New Yo ct to raise funds for thepedestal of t
 statue of Joan of Arc to be erected
 Washington.
 State farmers. are claiming that 1
 bacco plants in the hot beds are r H. making much headway on account of t F. cold and if warmer weather does I a. begin in a few days plants will be eS failure as they are now at least tn .ir weeks late.
 nd In Fosters anthem, O. For a Clo, S5t Walk with God, sung at Park chur
 Sunday, the beautiful soprano solo W he by Mrs. Arthur E. Story. In the off ut toyr, Scott's Be Still, Be Still, NJ oh Whitford and Eugene B. Seamans had a3s' pleasing. duet.
 ng Miss Elizabeth Whiting, the talen Ve dramatic reader of Boston, well kno ne to Norwich audiences, will give I .E is Boomerang, Tuesday, D. m, at TT Iii ity M. E. church. Admission 55c. Nj UT Whiting has recently given this re; W ing before a distinguished audience nd Copley-Plaza Hotel, Boston, with gr KS success.-adv.
 The Federal Reserve banks have ; is nounced as fiscal agents for the Uni inc States, they are prepared to receive, we advance of the payment date, coupe HS, ;s due next Saturday, May Is, detacl ~W from Second Liberty Loan 4 and rue per cent. bonds.