Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

poOCAcI House dI 'Olu Lyme. Pythian whist, Buckingham Memorial tonight, s o'clock. Admission 25c,-adv. collection of essays, I''Potnts of Agnes Fepplier Is available at the Otis Library.
 This (Thursday) evening at the United church. Rev A. H. Abbott will speak on The Parable of the Good Sa- maritan.
 Several meetings were held this week in connection with the membership cam paign for the Connecticut League of Wo men Voters.
 The Connecticut Historical Society is to hold it sannual meeting in the rooms of the society at Hartford next Tues day evening.
 | A class of ss girls and ST boys will receive first holy communion at a spe- cizl mass in St. Patricks churth Sat urday at 8 o'clock.
 1 Sunbeam pure food, the worlds best Austin. Nichols & Co.,, distributors.-adv When the Thursday club of Moosup meets today with Mrs William Sprague. the readers will he Mrs. F. R. Stevick and Mrs. Hattie Stone.
 Bank men here have been notified that the annual convention of the American Institute of Banking is to be held in Minneap polls in July.
 The Connecticut Federation of wo- mems clubs is holding its annual meet ing today. and Friday in Stamford. The opening session was at the clubhouse. l Steamer La Savoie. of the French line on which Mrs Robert W. Perkins of | Norwich s to be a passenger, sails from New York Saturday, the 21st, for Havre. It is noted in Lenox society news that former Norwich resident William A. Slater of Washington, D. C., is in Len OK for a few days to inspect his estate Taxes will be collected today at the drug store of John A. Morgan, Greene vile, from Ii a. m. to ?. m.-adv Democratic leaders here learn from New Haven that ex-Governor Simeon E. Bald win is seriously i'll at his home at No. A Wall street, there. He is S1 years old
 Cards have been received by friends announcing the marriage of Captain Thomas l. Miller and Miss Agnes Win. ton Luther. Of Newark. N. J., formerly of saybrook Point.
 Thieves forced an entrance to Dr Monroe's cottage at Belllnap reservoir Bolton, Saturday evening through a window. The floor was strewn with burned matches. Little damage was done.
 Miss Bernice Hall, daughter of Mir and Mrs l.. Ernest Hall of Holland who is in the graduating class at thu East Greenwich Academy, R. l., has received honorable mention. She stand! third in the class.
 The White Ribbon Banner for Ma! l advises ". c. T r. officials: Make you I-r- e,ss l,o t even the small fairs may have som = posters this year where they may b e used to advantage.
 The city water will be shut off at r o'clock this (Thursday) morning for al q water users north of Russell road o 2 Boswell avenue.-adv.
 Q United States civil service commis d sion announces an examination for aero V nautic engineer, male age over 20 fc 2 vacancies in the naval aircraft factor! navy yard Philadelphia, Pa, at $5.4 to s11.6S per diem.
 John A. Simms swine specialist 3 Connecticut Agricultural college. 3 Storrs. has been in Middletown confe ring with County Club Leader Sidney Edwards in outlining the work of Il m pig clubs in that vicinity. le Henry E. Hinman. SS. of Bristol .- believed to be the veteran of state legi es lstors He served in the general asser SC bly of 1868, and in 1882 and 1S86 r Id represented Harwinton at the earlier SC sion and Bristol in the later. - Plans are under way by several Ne {, London Masons for the institution of | local Forest of the side-order of Ma onry known as the Tall Cedars of Leh non. It is planned to secure fifty cha ter members and institute the order June 25.
 Fred c. Prothero. of Norwich spe the weekend at his cottage in Pil ! Grove Mantle. He is making numb | of interior changes to the place and, a l cording to a correspondent. he inten 10 conduct a store this summer on { premises.
 The greatest variety of strictly ire caught fish in New London county, i cluding the hard-to-get blue roe sh and green salmon at Powers Bros. phones. 114 or 777.-adv.
 Rev Charles A. Dfnsn1ore. of 1T New Haven Theological School. will
 the orator at the Memorial Day ext cises in Cheney hall, South Msnchest May 30th Rev. Mir. Dinsmore was several years pastor of Willimantic G gregational church.
 I
 Pleasure Beach. Waterford. dog new cottages are either just complet
 or in course of erection Six of tn
 are due to replacements because of fir
 2 serious fire some two months ago bul
 ing the store and five cottages.
 The members of the maintenance
 way connected with the New Hay
 railroad. which includes section m
 gate tenders, train men, roundhouse e
 ployees, car cleaners, and car irspectc
 etc. are being canvassed to find
 their sentiments as to the coming
 duetion in pay.
 At the meeting of Rockville comm
 cosncil Tuesday evening the put
 works committee recommended a cut
 the wages of the department of ab 20 per cent Superintendent of Pu1
 Works Clayton E. Swain has prepa
 the new scale of wages which will
 into effect Monday morning.
 An addition to Fftch's Home for {
 diers, at Norotor to take care of
 sick soldiers Of the World War is
 pected to be ready for occupancy at
 July l. The construction has been
 thorized by the general assembly
 when the entire project is conaple
 nearly 800 veterans will De placed
 the institution
 According to the report of the
 missionary, Rev. Charles A. North
 eighty families received materfu
 last year from the United Workers.
 Block of ten families received aid eI
 week, another of ten were aided
 periods ranging from three to SC
 months and another of ten from on,
 six times A year