Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-25
VARIOUS MATTERS
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 Norwich italians Remembered that Aford2y Was the tftf anniversary Of ftt:afftSy fttt:afftSy'5 ; elitttry fnto the war Aiornss ]: fayis Sie4 jsafttHHtday at his E6nae tn Milford: Burial IS to be III hythe Wednesday, afternoon: 4he Boston Vines 6n broadway church find tie 6tfs Library promise to be more thliftftty fttty tihlann than evef, ttfffs seas6n:
 A9esi banks wifi De represented at the S5AnFefflttft88hA 8s the AtTsrican Institute 0f Banking Banking at B68sstt88nR; B68sstt88nR; Stre f5 to fs: l A errth Stt90fRAitigt9ia St90fRAitHiggtt99ia tesfdegt: E: B: jafness; jaffnHes; haas haas sGh8t gthcg San: 1; twenty 9ne f9Ses. frHeeffuafng seven gray 6nes:
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 Mr, ;stHII Ms: Richard fswo5d B5agei 9f St9rcs, 2flfi88ttEee the etgagerneht St tief eaaneffftteef. aaf aafg&&fet gg&&fe t9 Robert Fieeh BelsGaen; 9f BsRBdfy:
 The Ge+Aaggia Aisiitship; which will undergo regaits St Ne# .f6rk in about l week ,W4s t9vtsa ipt9 NeE! t95rfaorf h;tr- Yer by tlle tekdeF B;Shiissy: B;Shiisy:
 This Wesk the eatFgttssS 6f St: Pattick's p4f.sh9p :afe efR}Eessa iH ttis;ting ef1e artntaf esHs4s elt titg ksEst Sias, 4Is4.tel Hill, at Fo4t B9iinnt arsas iA 4224ee!S43sss,vilfe:
 By seaF ei!iia 3 2Eestola 1t is ths pany:=Sat:
 Motssf MotssfistLs ia sasBafbari Norwich come Hpsnl lAfae2GG63sS Which aypear t8 be White WiAl p2teheS 9f srt5t!, S thfekly are the tiRy biusts gtowiiffiis this spring:
 At Trinity s4etteaaist ef.tfsf the W: F: M: s: is t9 hold the last meeting 6f the year this fFdesday] aftefhe5A at the ei9se ef the W6trAAs btayef ssfviss:
 Mrs, steBkeR taekgs aHd daughter, Miss sYsaRtf4 Bae<ps ef #g1iAhd We're feests at ths we4aiaE ef 54lss Katherine Baehas and Ais% Se;tiaay bf New Ys+k:
 Wkea tie wind ehahgei and the sgA came 9Ht M9fiaay aftefA6an, it was the sigRai fef the shopper and trade held baek during tf4s ssstHfy Meslt bfiSted Hr wonderfully:
 Heaaifs feai esta4e 4flerl 6f Eenneeti= eEt will attend the thirteenth aithHai ! eenvehtiea ef the Natienai Association of RsSi Estate BsaFGs At Kansas tits , June t9 5:
 MaeReFsi peFsies, fsBnaers and had asek ete., R6W ea sais at osgeee! } NhaFE-adV
 Fsfists anticipate fHsH week a. . there las beeH big demand fer pottee plants aAd AeWefsi FaiHy weather having 7 heid Hb cemetery Msfh ii advance b Memorial Bay.
 The Rockville High sehsei has beer apprevea fer aHethef three years by th, New England College entrance beard ae e6FdAg te heties feesived by pFi4sisa Philip M: tfewe:
 There IS complaint that after a Ions eeid winter when all birds were fed t. save theif lives, there appears S pest 6 l English spafFeWs which flock down t eat chicken feed, She 6f their faveFit . feeds.
 Have yea joined eHf record club4 I het, why het? Investigate, The Plaut Csaaen Cemoany.-adV.
 Last winter prevei such d glaoia period that much tiainess was neglected Ee that new many baekyafds and bank continue mere dumps for empty can and rubbish. 4 general cleanup bee needed.
 1t is mentioned in Washington paper that summer resident ef South Cever try, Mrs. Henry F. Dimeclf entertaine large dinner party Saturday evening \ compliment to former EenateF and Mir A Chaunesy N, Depew,
 J Roy c. Pavy of Indiana, who will | graduated from Yale school ef Religion June and whe has been pastgf of Nam u field Center Congregational church sine ? Jan. list, Is also te act as pastor Spring Hill Baptist church. IA During the winter, George 0. Presto and family, of Norwich, have been eee. pying the Isaac DraEaw cottage. at tf entrance te Neptune Park. This wee they expect te move back ts their ew
 summer eottags in the park.
 Order "OhI By Jinge" fer your VI
 trola. Mali orders filled, The Plau
 Gladden. CeHgany.-adv. At the coming historical celebration the town of Litehfe1d, A leading pa
 Is to be taken by ths rector of St. Al
 thony's church, Aev. John Lawrence M
 Guinness, former assistant pastor
 St. Patrlek'h church, Norwich.
 Fifty per cent. of the farmers of Te
 land county are short of their norm - help; as a result the food productiG
 for this year is to be greatly cut dow re according to D, E. Tucker, agent of t
 Holland County Farm Bureau.
 The only open cars that viii be seen cf service on the lines of the Connectic D company this summer will be specI
 cars which have ben paid for in advant sw It Is impossible to work the zone syste 4. with the open car arrangement. offlcis " claim.
 e." Stonington young man, Frank ,.a Sylvia, son of Mir. and Mrs. Frank
 Sylvia, will be graduated from HG 1A Cross college, Worcester. at the end
 the present term. has been successful
 a leader of the college orchestra duri
 the year.
 Sportsmen here learn that the develt
 ment of quail disease in a recent sh . ment of quail received from Mexico I
 resulted in a federal regulation to proh
 It fmportations of live quail from Mex AY Into the United States, excepting fir nce Nov. Is to April 10, inclusive .ish Stella Burr, 65, formerly of Hig, be mum died Sunday in Norwich ! eek. body was sent to Middletovn on the valley train arriving at 5:2o D. m. 2 Ind. conmittaI services were held at a. Burr cemetery about 6 o'clock, Mond leet Rev. W. c. Knowles onfciated
 The woman's Home Missionary sc
 ety of Park church is pledged to s, lee, $15o to the support of Pleasant gnu gnu Academy in the mountains of Tenness Sos Subscriptions are being received by N ,ar Louise B. Meech, Miss Alexandr tbo Trurnbull and Mrs. James A Bidwen.