Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-09

springtime. will be presented at the Bradley theatre during June. Rehear- sals for the play begin this week.
 In the Boy Scouts hare and hound chase Saturday afternoon, Teddy Bros seau and the assistant scoutmaster, John H. Moss acted as hares. Jerome An drews was the first to locate them when he came to the end of the trail, on Put nam Heights.
 Wednesday, May II, will be observed 1 in this city as health day. The after noon session of the institute will be held 1 at Israel Putnam school where at 3.3O Miss Lisbeth Macdonald will speak on Community, Family, and Personal Fly giene followed by an addresse at 4 O. clock by Mrs. Marion E Oallin on Re
 1uits of Milk-feed1ng Experiments in l Schools
 1 The evening session will be at St. Jean de Baptiste hall, Providence street. At 7.30 Miss Macdonald will talk on Pre- natal Care. After this half hour address Mrs Marion E. Dakin will speak regard | ing Diet During Pregnancy and Through | the Nursing Period Miss Macdonald l will again speak at S.30, this time on
 Prevention and Treatment of Contagious | Diseases. The evenings program will be concluded with an address on Child Health Through Food. and Teaching Healthful Food Habits to Children by VdTS. 1dhlU After wrestling twenty-six and one half minutes with John Kaietchitz of
 Eastford. Mike James, wrestler travel ing with the carnival sustained an in ) ternal sprain on his left side. MT. ka- : letchiz was awarded the match by the } referee, Al Lundstrom. of Grosvenor- : dale. While the carnival which left s Sunday was in town Mir. James had
 taken on many of the local wrestlers, but y all of the matches were draws. except e one with Lundstrom. The bout Saturday e evening in which the circIs wrestler was = injured, was scheduled to be a thirty g minute match. It was thought q: first
 that the injured man had sustained broken rib. but upon examInatioh by 6 l. physician this was not found to be the e case.
 ,t The entire show pulled dp stakes on h Saturday night, and Sunday he fieid IS was vacant again except for boys hunt $ ing for treasures"
 l. Mrs c. Russell Bowen has returned '- from Florida to her hcme on Grove e street.
 o Mrs. A. D. Lown and s1Es, David and I Wilbur. are occupying foE the present e the apartment at 156 Grove street above Il MT. and Mrs Marshall keuyons rest + dence.
 F Rank cards were !ssuei for the foui tn et time this year at the H,gA school Fri T. day
 d few days should seq the co,nsletion T. of the work of putting in mac adam be- 'r tween the trolley trocks on Grove street er from South Main 70 King street This j. work is in charge of the Connecticut re Company, and considerable progress has
 been made toward completing it during 'n tho past week.
 of About thirty-five boys of the Congre- ,n gational church met Friday evening at Id the church where plans were made for
 the formation of a boys choir The .i-l boys of the church will meet every Fri ot day evening.
 I. The members of the Mems club of the H. Congregational church have voted tc ed turn over the proceeds of the entertain. gh ment given in Union hall some time agc he by the Brown University Glee and Man. ed dolin Clubs to the Woman's Board ot in the Day Kimball hospital. The sum vii ne amount to about $52
 - pr. George A. Shepard of New YorI .u city arrived in town Saturday evening 1T Dr. Shepard's bungalow located on thu e Putnam Heights road was destroyed b! eI, fire Friday evening. The belief is nov os Is expressed that the blaze may have beer -e accidental, perhaps some intruders wer th smoking on the property and threw ba lighted match into the woodpie, wher ,a it caught on some combustible material if The doors of the residence were all nail ,It ed up which made it practically impossi he ble to secure entrance and effect the say s,- ing of any of the furnishings before tn ,at house was in flames. Any little tha ad was salvaged could not be located whel an it was looked after the fire was out { rs large and valuable chest of tools wa -st saved.
 Mothers Day was observed in severa
 of the churches in town Sunday. wit 5 special exercises.
 $ The Windham County Sunday SchoC Lrd Institute was held in the Methodist Epis ly copaI church at North Grosvenordnl
 Sunday.
 . Following Is an outline of the first c
 the two courses offered this summer i
 home-mal1ing by the state, trade schoC
 in this city. This school is to hold ses
 sions in the morning during the summe
 three days a week, for six weeks.
 Summer Course for High School Cir M In Household Management. Introduc E tion:
 F Owning a Home versus Renting a Hom
 ]. Selection of site for Home-A. Dt sirability of location. l. Relation t income. ?. Convenience to bushes church, school. 3. Drainage of lot.
 Environment. 5. Sanitary condition
 (a) water supply; (b) sewerage systen M B. building materials. Suitable H type or HOuSe. z. I(cldtIOH lo lIlcoIne H Practicability. IT. Construction of House GA wis to house in course of construction wou
 be valuable).-A Frame B. Roo E c. Walls. D. Floors. E. Health
 F Lighting
 III. Planning of House-A. Conve N fence of Arrangement. 1. Economy
 space 2. Windows-types, positio # ventilation, lighting. 3. Advantag and disadvantages of built-in furnitur
 4. Labor saving devices. 5. Allowan
 of sufficient closet room. 6. Well pla
 ned halls. B. Planning a convenie Ell, living room 2, dining room 3, b
 room 4, kitchen 5, bath; 6, laundr