Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-02
VARIOUS MATTERS

win De from the 18th to the 22nd.
 The planet Jupiter continues both eve hif1k ana f15fHifg star until June 2sth.
 Charles Green of Lebanon has moved to one of the Warren farms at East Kill lihgly.
 Legion Alixiliafy meeting o'clock tonight, in Stead bloek.-adv.
 During Sunday afternoon the reading room at the Otis Library was in charge of Miss Sadie J. Dawson
 So advanced is the season that the first blooms are showing on the horse chestnut trees about town |
 The Queen of May needed her sum fner furs Sunday The mercury did not i get above 54 degrees during the day.
 Trinity Methodist Aid society is mak- Ing an effort to raise $1bO by May 10th | Afd has plans for a benefit affair this week
 Tie family ot Rufus Conan of North | Grosvenordale has taken possession of | the Vito cottage at Lords Point for the simmer
 Mrs. Florence Haviland of Ballouville | recently received birthday greetings by telegfafa from her son in Cartwright, Labrador.
 Ths lag At the Knights of ColurnBus l Home on BEOAdWdy. lS dl lell SldlA S1iiSC tue announcement of the death of Rev. John H. Brodefiek.
 Growers of vegetable plants report an unusual demand this season and all are far ahead of the previous seasons in the number of plants sold.
 Battery dance. Armory, Norwich, Friday May s. Humphreys novelty or chestra. Popular prfces.-adv.
 A sour and rainy Saturday caused fur
 ther business losess to the merchants who have had poor luck with weekend trade throughout the spring.
 At the Central Baptist church Sunday at 6.3e D m. B, Y. P, U. meeting the topic was Thy Kingdom Come-In My Country Group 3 was in charge
 Captain Stephen J. Tobin of the
 Rockville police force will leave today
 tMondsy) to attend the annual conven-
 ton of police chiefs in New York city.
 me Connecticut valley Section of the
 New England Association Of Teachers
 of Mathematics is to hold it's next meet
 ing at Mt. Holyoke college, Saturday May 1T.
 Walter Brown, former fireman on : the railroad is substituting as night watchnizn at the Attawaugan mill for Alex Basiey who is having two weeks ] vacation.
 A. J. Mitchell of Stafford Springs, is
 owner of the Elco cruiser 45 feet long with a speed of eight knots, which is at the Hartford Yacht Club anchorage ir East Hartford.
 Alterations have begun on the Crax. E ford Block, Main street. where the for. nier store of N. D. Sevin & Son is to bt !; remodeled for occupancy by the Georgt w. Kies Company.
 Rev J. Eldred Brown. the rector. anI l. fourteen members of Trinity Episcopa S Sunday school attended the state meet .i ing at Christ Church Cathedral, Hart ' ford, Saturday afternoon. 2 Through respect to the late Rev. ] [ H. Brodeirck the formal opening o r rooms and meeting of Mercier Assembl, j. will be. postponed to Tuesday evening
 May 16th.-adv.
 I- The pastor, Rev: Alexander H. Alb $ bott, welcomed into the membership 6 ! the United Congregationa church Sun < day morning on Confession Of Faiti Q Miss Louise Meigs Case. h. The United States civil service coz | mission announces an examination fo g hurseryman, either sex. 20 to 50 year er of axe, at the Chilocco Indian schoo
 Oklahoma, at s1.O60 a year.
 Professor w H. Darrow of the Cor .a necticut Agricultural college. Storrs, 1s to give a tree pruning demonstration $ he the farm of W. H. Cowles in M2nchei t'i ter this tMonday) afternoon. Y .Ysles commencement program as al n nounced Saturday, will commence nd Saturday. June IS, and will include tf m last baccalaureate sermon which Pre- or ident Hadley will preach Sunday.
 rrLk sZEE., f, - Conhecticut Conference Of Social Woi .is opened at Middletown Sunday. Mi , ,I Frank A.. Mitchell of Norwich, is S- member of the executive cor1fnittee. ns The United Workers sewing class of had an exhibit of work Thursday. Sa -er urday Afternoon the children were giv, ry May party at Nc. Washington stre ib- by Miss Alice W. Cogswell, club supe
 visor.
 ad The Young People meeting sund; ebt evenings in the Community House re- the Hothe-Time have lately been Co es- sidering How Our Catrches Came of Be and will continue thess meetin
 through May.
 me sheep shearing and docking demo V!- stration is to be held at the state S%e na- ish orpRanage in Crotiwell Tuesda
 May 3, at ? o'clock, under the directi
 pure
 and R. E. Begg Of Stofrs. FER The legislature has ad6bted tHs 1 ary placing g penalty of $50 to s10o ing conviction on the charge of gatheri ay evergreens, including mountain lau lies Cthe state fower), without obtainij ast permission of the land owner. Tie grass on the Little Plain $ co the ing up well and when tie sun shir in bye and bye, this little park will Be red beauty spot, as it has always be aW- since it was given 10 tae city by Jal hot Huntington and Hezslidh Perkins
 The end of April found hard coal D
 ducers with enough business on tn i, books or in sight to insure full-ti PA. operations throaglcIt the pres )efs tfiofith. Saward's Journal said Saturd on The demand centres largely On stove ( the egg coal.
 6bf Members 6i Rev. DaRiel Mullen to- semby. 4th degree, Knights of Colt 2ers bus, will meet at K of C. Home, Tu the day morning at s.30 o'clock Stand Ali tifhe) to attend the funeral of Rev. 'pen H. Broderick. Full rega1ia reduiret
 adv.
 The New London Rotary club and 'uch chamber of commerce have arran,
 for a joint meeting for the evening
 May at the Hotel Mohican. at WI - time an address 6n taxation %in - given by James R. Brown, member TT the New York City Tax Club, "A rife exe$dtive board of Dahbury l .s.sI y&tsalist church. of which Rev. Eli ..s. E. Barber. 4 Norwich boy was