Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-04
VARIOUS MATTERs

George Rowland has moved his house hold goods from Canterbury to the home of his son in Poduonec.
 Owls whist tonight 7so tstsndard tfAe), Owls hall. Tickets 2sc,-adv.
 The Epworth League of Trinity Meth odist church is planning big banquet the middle of this month.
 There Is a big demand for gingh&ms and local merchants hear that they are going to be hard to get later.
 Steamer Cape Cod, running on new time, reached her Norwich wharf short ly after o'clock Tuesday morning.
 Tuesday was more like what typi- cal day in May is expected to be. with maximum temperature of ss degrees.
 The beautiful pink dogwood tree is in bloom at the residence of MT. and Mrs. Eben Learned. facing the Little Plain.
 Somerset Lodge, works the M NJ de gree tonight at 7.So (standard time. .l-adv.
 This "Wednesday evening Rev. A. H. Abbott, of Norwich, Is to speak before the Community club of Goshen CLeban- on).
 New machinery from Brooklyn. N. Y. is being added to the equipment at. the big mills of the Robert Gair corporation at Uncasvf1le.
 The Hartford Medical society at its meeting Monday night appropriated funds for the entertainment of the Con necticut Medical society.
 Coventry grange will observe C4il- dren's Night Thursday evening. The committee in charge is Mrs WaNer S. Ravens and George vinton.
 The Holy Name society of St. Pat rick's parish has ronueetnd memorial mass for John J. Callahan, of 3s Bai tic street, today "Wednesday. I
 The alleyway and steps connecting Main street with Church street, and known as Doxology Lane is closed while repairs are being made.
 Meat supper, Universalist church to- night, e.15, daylight time) S5 cents.- adv.
 The state highway commissioner, road foremen recently completed building g good road on River street. leading to the old oil yards near Saybrook Junction.
 Detectives are on the watch for some persona woman it is said-who is stealinrg magazines from the Otis Ii. brary, appearing to specialize in fashion books.
 Having resided for some time at 11e Broadway, Mir. and Mrs Albert s Comstock are to move to tn apart ment in the Jewetr building, on East Main street.
 Application blanks for certificates tc operate iitneYs have been received by ths public utilities commission. These blanks will be sent to the jitney mer upon request.
 About 1900 apple trees are in bloom a Frank ". Browning's Kitemaug or chards. The several thousand peacl trees there have bloomed well and tn, fruit is already set.
 Battery B dance, arnory. Norwich Friday, May G. Humphreys Novelty or chestra. Popular prices.-adv
 A Reis of Bolton has sold his farm of 1o6 acres and two large houses tt William and Mary Shannon of Manches ter This is one of the best dairy anc fruit farms in Bolton.
 Shortly there is to be installed il front of the United Congregations pose of informing passers-by of som of the activities of the chrrch-Iife. The Lawton Mills Corporation. Plain 1 field. of which John Porteous, of Norwich l is presidat is beautifving the ground
 
 and store by. setting out shrubs an l trees. r.
 C. Hfbbard West and Mrs Charle Gunther were appointed delegates fror Holland Congregat tional church to tn ordination of Rev. c. E. Crawford c Vernon Center, this "Wednesday aft ernoon.
 The mourning draperles of purple sin held in place with small white and pur 1 pie cords and tassels, in St. Patrick church since the death of Rev. Fathe Frederick, were arranged by Morga Cronfn.
 Clifford Beal. one of the Lyme artist. approves the plan of the Junior Al Patrons of America which has bee formed 6 encourage recognition ant financial support of artists while the are still alive.
 Don't fail to hear McEnnelly's famou singing orchestra, of Springfield, at Bat tery B dance, Thursday, May 12.-ad'
 As there is movement throughout th country to observe the six hundredth ar nfversary of the death of Dante, whic occurred September 14, 1921, the libra ries are beginning to have calls for mag azfne articles on this topic
 Prof Waldo Pratt's article on "Tt Music of the Pilgrims" which has bee given in Hartford is published and tt the international copyright has been g. cured. Prof. Pratt is the son of tt late Rev. Dr. Llewellyn Pratt, of No wien.
 Fletcher Post, American Legion, wi meet at 7.3o (standard time) first an third Friday nights each month unt further notice.-adv.
 The United States Civil rService con mission has ordered examinations fc junior mechanical engineer, $500 { S1,Se6 year mechanical engineer (il terna1 connbustion), Ss,oee a year, ar mechanical Gnginees (designtng), s. 0oo a year.
 T A number ot Noank men engaged lobstering have carried out their lo' ster gea- and have been busy settir thenF in New York and Connecticut VI ters and report fair catches. The pri of holsters sold direct to dealers h; been reduced to 20 cents a pound. } A special committee of investigat ti, appointed by the Connecticut societ S. A R. has asked the national exec tive committee to give legal notice order that proposed amendments to tl constitution and bylaws may be voted , . at the Buffale congress this month. l .Orsen H Sweet. Mss Grace swet Miss Helen Main of Scotland, and Lut CT Clark of Glastonbury, have motor to Lords Point and are at Tizours 60 } tage. Mir, Sweet is erecting a lar l garage on the rear of the Thomas Cla lot on Langworthy avenue. George T. Meech of Middletewn, at l. Ing secretary of the Fist Connectic Regiment association, has sent out i vitations for the 52nd annual reunie } in Willimantic Tuesday, May 17th. TT historic regiment has an enroI1ment
 but 30 men and il officers left.