Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-09
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NorwAeh. Thursday, June g, 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

4A@A%>@-@~@@-S l The census at Norwich State Hospi- tai Wednesday evening showed 1A51 pa- tents.
 cool to saF farmers who have corn planted.
 A new Kift book at Peck Library is Walter Davis Bakers ''Batfk and Other Pattern Dyetng."
 At the United church mid-week service the. subject Is to be the second in the seFtes on Jesus Teachings About Prayer. It Is stated by Mantle correspond snt that Mrs. Fred G. Prothero, of Nor wich has opened a store at Pine Grove. Alumni learn that Wesleyan univer- sity's commencement will begin Thurs day, June 1e, and end Monday, June 20. | A former Brooklyn, Conn, resident. | Mrs. Katherine Luther, has been Ill at the homo of her brothAr. Alfred D. Blake | of Norwich Choice selection of fresh caught sea- snnabie varieties fish, clans and lob | stsrs. Give us your order. Powers Bros.'-adv. ! June continues to furnish weather of the most desirable quality. suiting those who are able to take outings and those | kpet busy at home RambIer roses and Dorothy Perkins vines about town are heavily budded and promise to surpass any rose dis play in previous years
 Six caroads of army trucks consign- cd to the state highway department have arrived as far as Portland. There are twelve trucks in the consignment l A tureen supper has been planned to follow the meeting of the Women's For eign Missionary society of Trinity Meth odist church this CThursday) afternoon.
 It is announced that Miss Dora Stan ton and Benjamin Jones were married at the home of the groom in Hebron by Rev Howard Champe, at 1 o'clock Sat urday.
 It is announced that the archdeacon, Rev. J. Eldred Brown rector of Trinity Episcopal church, Norwich, is to visit st.. Marks church, Mystic. Sunday morn- ing next
 Whist tonight, Buckingham Memorial, given by Ladies' Auxiliary, Div. 54, A. O. II. Admission 25 cents. Refresh ments served.-adv.
 The gardener at the residence of for mer Mayor Frederick L. Osgood on Washington street, has secured some pleasing effects by the arrangement of tree palms about the grounds. At a union meeting held at the Moo sup Methodist church recently, the plan of tho County Rural Y. M C. A. was explained by R. F. Kellar of Norwich, 5 county agent of the Y. NJ. c. A. The state judges in preparing for tho court assignments found greater de- { mand in tho large counties and 10 spe- clal terms were arranged for Hartford, Fairfield and New Haven counties. There was good attendance Wednes- .H...u a.-- < P. Madden, requested by the Holy Name Society and sung in St Patricl's church at o'clock by Rev. Myles ?. Calvin.
 The graduating exercises of St Jo- seph's parish school arc to take place Sunday evening, June 18th in Pulaski hall. A class of seventeen will receive diplomas from the pastor, Rev. I. V. Ma cicjewski.
 A handsome boulder on the Common to the towns service men was dedicated at Thompson at the holiday. The in scr'ption tablet that cost $500 adAt- tional was the gift of one of the towr residents.
 The tax electors office will be open tonight and ddFriday night until o'cloci to receive taxes. Additions will be add q cd 10 all unpaid taxes after the 10th.-- adv.
 
 service men in this city to know tha the distribution of the New York stat bonus application blanks will not begl until June 18th, instead of June 1st, a originally intended.
 winnecle's Comet the expected nea l approach of which to the earth thi ] month has caused much comment, wi probably not come within 10000, ,00 < miles of us, according to informatio given out Wednesday,
 Dr. Olive Smith, who left the staff c
 Norwich State Hospital recently to talk
 a special course in New York, has bee
 succeeded by Dr. Katherine Bryan,
 neuro specialist from Michigan of wid
 and valuable experience.
 Ava F. gayles, who died recently :
 Sterling, was a descendant of Joh
 Sayles who came from England and SC - tied in Rhode Island. near what is no
 Providence in 1s3t. and married Nanc
 daughter of Roger Williams.
 Wednesday afternoon, at the home
 Mrs. John H. Ford, et East Great Plai
 nineteen members of the Progressi,
 Missionary club spent busy afternoC
 in sewing and reading. The presider
 Mrs. John F. Post, presided. Residents in the vicinity of warre "A vile Windham county, hear a rum W that, because Of the increase in the nur bor Der of Catholic families in that sectio res Bishop Milan may create new pari .n. there, with a resident pastor.
 Conductor Peter Dupree- and Baggag
 master William Hale of Saybrook Poi er- have bid in the Hartford and New Lo Inc don passenger run, arriving at the Jun ,v. ton enruute to New London 1924 a. [ returning to Hartford at 3.17 p. m.
 Mrs. John F. Sevin and Miss Sevin m
 tored to their cottage at Eastern Poi zen and spent several days. Last season ti sial cottage was occupied by the Pierce fami
 of Brooklyn, N. Y.,> but it has not be
 rented this season, as incorrectly stat nor recently.
 ce- The United States civil service co.
 mission announces an examination snu close July s, for plate printer in the l
 drOgraphic office, navy department,
 Washington, D. C., at $500 to $1, 900 year. AppointeeS may be allowed 1 increase allowed by congress of $20 !
 month.
 Some of the woolsn mills are now
 forming customers whose duplicate
 ders are not accepted that this refusal , business arises from the necessity of E
 ting lines ready for the spring openil ON Buyers are therefore looking forward - an opening neu month shortly after - holiday.
 From Colchester. there is now
 gravel road to Bozrahville and the
 mainder through Fftchvi1le and Yan
 to Norwich is hard-surfaced in gC
 condition. The roads on both sides
 the Thames river, between Norwich 8 haN- nI