Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-18
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7.54 o'clock this evening.
 The June neon is full Monday the goth at Al a. m.
 W. R. c. supper, tonight, Buckingham Memorial, ST D. m.-adw
 Shoppers will rise as early today as the small boy does on circus day.
 The hostess at the D. A. R. museum today will be Miss Mary E. Wattles.
 MT. and Mrs. William Barstow are re- turning this week to Plaineld from South Windham.
 The basketry class of the Moosuu Girls club is planning an exhibition of their work
 Fridays census at Norwich state hos pital showed 75S males and e9S females, q total of 144s patients.
 Relatives have requested months mind mass at St. Patrick's church today, the 18th for Mrs. Mary Curry.
 c. H Myers and family of Washing ton, D. C., are at their summer home on Myers Hill in the town of Union.
 Old and new dances tonight, S.5e D. n, orange hall, Lebanon.-ady
 A class of forty will be graduated from St. Patricks school Sunday, at the
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 People visiting the Cary cemetery in Canterbury have discovered that no flags were placed on soldiers graves for Me nacrial day.
 at Trinity Methodist church tomorrow (Sunday) incidental to Children's Day observance.
 aP Ak, D-6 Missionary club of the Central Baptist church is to be held with Mrs. Charles Hewitt, of Laurel Hill. Last dance of the season will be held at the Willimantic armory, Saturday night, June 18th. Peerless orchestral adv.
 Cars bearing registration plates of many states drNe through Mohegan park hese pleasant June days and are noted bu Supt Edward A. Smith and his help CTS.
 Brooklyn's distinguished summer resi- dent, William Henry Bishop, author and diplomat who has been in France through the winter, has arrived in New York.
 Carpet men from Connecticut who were Tn New York for the big auction of rugs and ekrpets this week bring home news of sale receipts of three and one-quart- CT millions.
 The Mill Outlet Stores Co. will feature for today some of the best ginghams. just the thing for vaction dresses, at PIC per yard.-adv.
 The Valley divlslon freight trains now start frem Hartford on Monday We'd nesday and Friday and run to Midway, returning to Hartford Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
 | Sunday afternoon at o'clock Protection | Lodge, I. o. o. F., of Central Village will hold memorial exercises The ad- dress will be by Rev. Charles Smith of Baltic Methodist church.
 Mrs. Terry B. Thompson. who has 1 been in Washington several weeks with her aunt, Mrs. Edward Douglas White has returned to New London where Commander Thompson is on duty. | 100 stamped runners at 39c, stamped l linen at reduced prices Woman's Ex. change. Hot lunch served in tea room 65 Broadway.-adv. The big convention of the National | Tuberculosis Association in New York | tbis week was attended by Dr. Hugh B. Campbell of Norwich. who left town Tuesday and will return today (satur- | day)
 The United States civil service com mission announces for June 22 an ex- animation for navigation officer, male age 30 to 45, in the Bureau of Naviga. ton, Department of Commerce at s1,8oC a year.
 Walter S. Palmer, boss farmer at tn. Norwich state hospital picked the, frs peas Friday. For three weeks MT Palmer has been picking strawberrie and expects a total of 5000 boxes, whtcf is about the average yield.
 800 lbs. of nice New Hampshire lob sters, also a good variety of fresh fisl at reduced prices for Saturday Broad way Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 A conference of evangelisNe workers held for week at the magnificent resi- denee of Mrs. Richard Tjdar, at Darien was attended by Capt. Charles T. Potter of Winchester street, Norwich, who re turned home Thursday evening.
 About 2,eoo incubator chicks wer handled by the parcel post departmen of the Norwich post office during Fri day, good proportion coming iron New Jersey and number being sen out by Norwich brooder owners.
 Treat your visiting suburban friend to choice fish dinner. Long and roun clans, shrimp and lobsters Extr choice halIbut, salmon sea trout an mackerel Phones IA or TIT. Power Bros.-adv.
 Every woman in Norwich who walk aleng lower Broadway admires the tw handsome posts intended for use if Great White Way had been decided up on. It is a good guess if the matte were left to women voters the city woul hava these lauonS-apd co711a
 NeigfSbers of Mir n Mrs. Emil A. Jahr of SIS Main street, are watching wit interest a lemon tree at their home fror which a lemon bigger than a Bartlet pear was picked Friday. The tree Is ? inches tall. five years old and has severs smaller lemons coming to maturity.
 Acting under grant of special disper sation of the M. W. Grand Master, s James Lodge, No. 23 A. F. & A. M, vi hold their stated communication on Mor day, June 20, instead of Tuesday, Jun 21, at Masonic Temple at 7.30 p, n Work in the third degree.-adv.
 The Rock Nook children's home ha 2s children this month and the May tc tai was 2S, four going and three bein received. The Home expenditures ir crease constantly, 80 that owners of gal dens, who have surplus vegetables frui etc. could help by donations to thi model institutiea.
 Francis Murray, an inspector for tn Internal revenue department with head quarters at Boston has been sent t Rockville where he will make his head quarters for sveral months He is 1T speeding the books of Rockville firms fc the past four years from 1917 to tr
 present, for the revenue department WEDDING.