Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-06


 June 18th will be Children's Day at being planned for the evening of that day.
 At Old Lyme during the recent wet spell Ely brothers had large field of rye cut, part of it ready to go in the barn.
 Your indifference to voting June 9th means a step backward. Polls open at 5.3O a. m. and close D.. m.-adv.
 Saturday proved a most satisfactory day for the merchants, the temperature being just summery enough to keep trade lively.
 The Y. NJ. II. A. and '. W H. 4. of New England will hold their eleventh an nual convention in. Hartford from Sept. ? to Sept. 5.
 The flag at the K of c. Home on Broadway at h2lf-staff, Sunday, be- cause of the death of John H. Hennon, of Jewett City
 At Central Village the other day, Miss Rose Wakely stepped on needle with which she had been sewing. It broke, i leaving piece in her, foot.
 New designs in fine glass for table use and for flowers, shown by local dealers, are of exceptional simplicity and ele- gance, and come chiefly in white glass.
 For the first year of the New World Movement which ended May 5th. the Central Baptist church has been credited $3O,S$9.50 for payments on it's pledge of $S0 900.
 Vote early on June 9th from 5.3o a. m. to , D. m. to approve the present administration. Encourage efficiency in city affairs.-adv.
 This week will De a busy one for the Groton Visiting Nurse association. Be ginning today (Monday) and ending on Wednesday, a fiouse-to house canvass for membership will be made.
 Today. June s, the city of New London is to take q referendum vote on the new charter proposed by the chamber of commerce, known as the council-man- ager form of city government.
 Major Sidney NJ. Gladwin and Mrs Gladwin of Hartford have opened their summer cottage, Ellwyn .Bouiders near tWeekapaug, seven miles from Westerly They will remain until October l. Announced as another oire of ivy poisoning is an application of whitewash from pure rock lime. Put it on a couple of times at night and the second morn ing rub on a little vaseline to soften th' skin. Following a serious illness, Norris S Iippitt, of New Haven, formerly O Norwich, is at the Lippitt cottage in Nep tune Park. MT. Lippitt is gainins lsteadily and expects to be back to busi ness in July.
 4 new wayside pulpit in dark green with white lettering, has been erected in the grounds at the entrance to tn United Congregational church and Sun day announced the sermon themes of tn pastor, Rev. Alexander H. Abbott.
 Early voting Monday means comfort able voting Make the majority re- sounding and the endorsement emphatic It is good business.-over.
 Connecticut School Document, No. : of the series of 1921, has appeared an is a Flag Day Manual. Mrs. Belle HoI comb Johnson of the Connecticut Publl Library committee prepared the pamph let which includes flag poems, etc
 Connecticut oyster dealers, when aske about the slogan of the recent New Tor meeting, Eat more oysters said ths it was the right attitude. That is wha the oystsr dealers wish, that more pee pie will do when the season opens.
 The annual meeting of the judges ( the supreme court and of the superic court, will be he'd at noon today (Mor day) in the supreme court retiring rool at Hartford. The judges will make tf usual appointment of court officers in u different counties of the state.
 The people of St. Patricks parish ( not forget their rector, the late Rev. Joh H. Broderiek. This (Monday) mornir at o'clock the Young Ladies Sodali . has requested a memorial mass for F. ther Broderick and Tuesday at the !, will be public parish mass in his mer ory.
 The stay at home voters and those n approving of Volstead law prosecution jitney regulation, a pure water supp land efficient mana cement can defeat u republican nominees. Vote 9arly June adv.
 The United States civil service COT sion announces that applications will
 received until further notice for hi; school teachers for the Philippines, 5
 200 to st,SO0 a year; primary specis primary teachers, $1,4o0 to $1,soO
 year.
 \ Of Norwich interest is the news itt
 that at luncheon at their home Sat-
 day, Compensation Commissioner a
 Mrs. George B. Chandler of Rocky H
 announced the engagement of thu
 daughter Miss Ruth Chandler, to Ere
 erick Lee Moore, son of Mir. and M = Frederick W. Moore of East Orange.
 J
 During the past fortnight wealt
 New York relatives of Gertrude Hai
 widow of William Camp Lann1an hs
 had marble marker erected at M
 Lanmans grave and her name cut
 the Haile-Laninan monument in Yan
 cemetery. A Norwich friend has h
 an urn of blossomtng plants set in
 plot.