Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-27
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Norwich, Friday, May 27, 1aa1,
VARIOUS MATTERS


 The state inspector of dairies has been looking over the milk farms in Lebanon This week Ia being observed through out the country as conservation Of forests l week. Holiday tourists and visitors will add to train and trolley traffic today and Sat i urday. Don't forget the dance tonight at Fitchville.-ady Bert whitehouse and Henry Stone and their families have returned to Abingdon from the south.
 Fine looking Ledvard strawberries were selling at s cents in Norwich stores during Thursday.
 Thursday, the feast of Corpus Christi mass at s o'clock in St Patrick's church was offered by Rev. Ayles ?. Calvin.
 Repairs have been made by the street 1 department to the worn places in that much travelled thoroughfare, Bath street This (Friday) afternoon at the Central i Baptist church there is to be meeting of l Juniors in the class for church member ship.
 Al The midweek service in the chapel l at Park church the pianist was Miss bea- tries Eastwood. The singing was jed by Alr, Learned.
 of the shore towns q few boats landed Is to q shad one night the past week and failed the next The men are making but one haul daily.
 Early arrivals at the shore places re- port that Monday morning the tempera- i ture dropped over twenty degrees II. an equal number of minutes,
 The Norwich district meeting of the 1f fife Methodist EpiscopaI church IS to be held in south Manchester June z.
 Mme. Fournier, nllliner. 44 Broadway. Latest sport and dress hats. Lowest ipricas. Come and see.-ady.
 At Eaztford, the General Lyon inn ia undergoing repairs and is being put in readiness for the raturh of the oFvnera from Bridgeport about June |
 The North China Star recently reporta a robbery in Picking in which Miss Bessie Gleason of Thomson, Conn. lost hel . passport, besides other aluables.
 ". H. Latham of Niulmantic has re built his cottage at Pleasure Beach whICf was destroyed by fire two seasons ago an( will occupy the place th-7 season.
 Owls whist tonight s ?, rl-roa.s hall , Tickets 25c.-adv,
 Specialists from Uns state are in Nov York this week attending inc beauty show 2 the third annual exhibition of ths Amer ican Ladies Halrdre5zers' association. , Man- property owners attended q hear - ing Tuesday al the capitol before tn 'L public utilities commission on the pToiet 7 , of providing electric lighting for T0llant
 Interest is being qlaaEcsted among Am n herst college men of eastern Coanecticu 7t over the Comin- centennial Of the inatItu d ton, which will he celebrated from Jun -o 13 to 22.
 70 Delegates from here vil attend lh fifth annual session of the New Enzlan n Baptist missionary conv enuon in th .s Shiloh Baptist church at Hartford Jun 2. 4 to 20.
 All along the coast lobsters are yer z plentiful bnt aH the summer hoIasz an shore resorts are not opened C,e a-ene-e are forced to hold large quantities their cars.
 The Mil Outlet Stores Co. are sel ing 3 pretty lot of str-ned rorlzn at l, 8. per yard for Friday and Saturday onl adv.
 short calendar session of the Toltsr e. county superior ccurs will be held l.e Rockville tals lFriday) afternoon TIt II Judge L. P, Waldo Marvin of Hartford II the bench.
 T- Mrs. Nathan Goldberg of Mooaun. VI
 sailed from New York for Germany &
 urday, lands at Rotterdam. in Houan st and then she has ahaut 6o9 miles W travel by rail,
 of Dr, and Mrs. Thomas A.. Woodruff i- Neptune Park, who have been living in Z 3n Calher1us It. slace l. fast of Febr .e. ary- returned home -londay. The trip N he made by motor.
 U n At Groton. the graves in the cemeterl 1A are being decorated by members Of {
 Jared R. Avery camp No. 2g. $. of
 this week, with Dotted flowers and ]
 painted markers.
 At St Patrick's church Tuesday an a st- niversary mass for Mrs. Agnes Eebzs was sung by Rev. Philip J. Mooney. We by nesday all anniversary for Gather
 Curry was sung by Rev. Daniel F. SuI
 Yan.
 IL is announced that the clicC marsf
 of the automobile parade = 1Ioozup Sl
 day afternoon. when the honor statue 'A the service men is to be dedicated at N HalIows' church grounds. will be L4ol IA L. Dupuis,
 t i5 noted by the Danbury News il
 Miss Harriet Guild of wIndham and II
 Marion Moore of New Haven have
 turned home after spending q few d5 , with Miss Marjorie E. Kerr thelr cIa
 mate at NaBaar college. h Connecticut savings bank men made
 strong plea before the legislative comm -D tee on banking Wednesday for cnaz 1s) in existing law which will permit them
 charge more than per cent interest
 other than real estate loans
 ri As the result of Wednesdays rain. ST
 Charles ". Burton computed that }. vich has an amD,e supply of water
 though never any to waste-about 4 nQeo0a gallons in Fairviev reservoir
 S&8,oo4oQo gallons in Stony. Brook. 's Should the price ef gaenllne continue
 rise as it probably will, after the - ot June, v-nar Ire war tax 1,lu be ad
 to the price already asked, t IS thought
 Noank that all of the smaller pleas
 boats will return to using sails instead
 motors
 Two steamships have been chartereG transport 2,80o American and Canao
 Rotarlans to Edinburgh. Scotland, for annual convention of the Interna tic | Association of Rotary clubs to be ]
 June E to 1s They will sail Jun
 from New Yo-t.
 9l@ Mrs. Joseph Fucker Lamar, presic - Of the Colonial Danes Q. America, he'
 reception Tuesday night at the Wash Iarl ton hotel WashIngton. 2. C.. for the [
 gates to the biennial convention of s Colonial Danes, which several delsg
 from Connecticut are attending. 70s At Old sayhrook, in Grace Episc
 church, }YhItzundav 7 new set of cha
 decorations was used for the first {
 They consist of a prayer desk fall.
 pit fall, two Bible markers and the pri