Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-17
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Wednesday, Friday and Saturday of thSs week are the qSarAerly Ember days. observe Children's day, the second Sum day in June
 The Cleaners class of the Central Baptist church is planning a social meet ing Friday evening.
 May basket hanging continues popular and parties are out every evening in some sections of the town. An extension Is being built to the piaz- za at the residence of Mrs. Frederick s Camp, on Broadway. At wiTington last week MT. and Mrs. George A. Cossrove reached their s4th marriage anniversary.
 Amos Clements of Coventry has sold his ee-aere farm to Arthur F. Blair and John F. Newell of Bolton.
 Humming birds are particularly num- erous this season, especially seeking the | blooms on the horse chestnut trees.
 The grass Is coming up well on the Lit tie Plain needing only few sunny dlys | to develop some good looking turt. The boundary line between Ashford and Willington is being surveyed by | Civil Engineer Collins of Willimantic. Passersby admire the beautiful azaleas | in the grounds at the residence of Mfr. and Mrs. George W. Carroll, on Broad way.
 Noank men engaged n the lobster in dustry are now receiving 22 cents pound for their Holsters just out of the water.
 An old English coin found by Alvin | Cooke in a field that had been ploughed ! in Hopkinton last week bears the date Of 172S.
 Meeting of Rev D5hiel Mullin Assem- bly,. 4th degree, at K. of c. home, Tues day evening at p. m. Important bus iness-adv.
 At Plainfeld 1t is stated that the cold weather has been most unfavorab'a for the apple crop, killing the buds on the late varieties.
 Thomas Dolan, foreman on the Silver bertz plantation, in Ellington Is the first 10 see tobacco. The plants are in fine shape there being no disease of any kind.
 Mr and Mrs. RslzamOn Horton and three children have come frem W'or- cester to make their home In Union with : MT. HortOn's grandfather, E. M. Hor- ton.
 Announcement has been made of the marriage of Thomas W Moore of Central |, Village and New York city. and Miss Martha A. Hebb of Bridgewater, Nova Scotia.
 The churches of Rockville have again adopted the custom of taking collections during May for the Rockville Visiting Nurse association so as to aid the mem hers in the work.
 At Park church, at meeting of the Woman's Federation and Parish House Department. Friday afternoon, the prc gramme will Include a Book Review, by Miss Marshall and there will be music v The trap of Capt James Babcock al 2 Watch Hill yielded a few soup and but ! terfish in the haul of Thursday and Fri . day. Capt Ostman took a big supply of sGuid from one of his pounds Fri b day.
 Meeting of Catholic Ladies of Columbus tonight in meeting roonS T. A. B. build ing at eight o'clock Standard time )-adV Taxes will be collected today at the Ysntic store from 10 to 11.S0 a. m. . also at the store of Patrick T. Connsll Bean Hill, from 12 m. to 1.50 p. m.- adv.
 ' Local alumnae have been informed that elaborate preparations have beer made by Mount Holyoke college for eel ebrating May 31, Miss Mary F. Wool Y ley's twentieth anniversary as presi . dent.
 s Visitors 10 Norwich just now are ad t niring the beautiful grounds and wei . kept lawns in the residential sections V while westerners in particular exclain over the beauty of the hills and the rive c views.
 '-1 H. K. viner. principal Of the Hebrol g Junior High school, has been electe - principal of the Nathaniel White Gram mar school at Cromwell MT. Viner ha taught six years in Hebron and leave for Cromwell in the fall. Ell A correspondent mentions tast Mir an 2 Mrs. Moves Chase and Mir. and Mrs Carlos Eccleston of Norwich Town wer guests Of Mfr. and Mrs E. E. Chase. Jr and Mrs. F.. B. Chase at Ledge cottage in East Killingly. recently. At the home Of Mrs !. ". Dawson i
 BlmT He, Saturday evening. May 7th her mother. Mrs Ada E. Payson, wa united in marriage with Ivory NJ. z
 West of East Holliston, Mass Rev. M s. Stocking performed the ceremony. II substitute bill reported to the gen eral assembly the past week by the com
 mittee on public health and safety vii
 if adopted, restrict the number of Ii censed pharmacies in any town to tn proportion of c5e to each 5000 populs
 tion :.
 Sunbeam pure foods the worlds bes Ask your grocer for this brand adv.
 St. Jsm& lodge No. 2s. F. and A. NJ
 works the second degree at Masoni Temple tonight at 73e, standard tine.-
 adv.
 The last meeting of the Young Peop'
 at the United church Sunday Eyenin
 Home-Times was held Sunday night ;
 s.S0 when adjournment was taken unt
 the fall. Rev. A. H Abbott spoke Q the subject, The Religious Commenc
 ment"
 The Dante committee with headoua
 ters in New York, is confident that II
 eommemoration of Dante Year will
 the greatest literary anniversary u
 United States has ever known The ac
 ual anniversary of Dantes death, 6t
 years ago. is September 14th.
 Exceeded only by one in number -l
 state of Connecticut ranks second in q
 hat industry fthe United States. vi
 a total of 4z factories engaged in ma
 ing headgear. New York state has
 such factories. A federal census h been taken in connection with this . dustry.
 . An inventory of the buildings on t
 WiTlimantic Camp Meeting Associati lu grounds shows 145 private cottages, nir
 teen society houses, nine associati
 buildings including store, restaural
 boarding house, etc, and three buildin ,tS the property of the woman's Improv
 nent society.