Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening.
 Low temperature has meant a post season for Norwich dealers in simmer furs.
 On the willinantic Methodist camp ground there are 22 cottages open at present.
 Dance ia Palmer hall, FitchviIle Fri day evening, May 27.-adv
 Sales of flags, bunting and patriotic emblems increase as Memorial Day draws near.
 French residents of eastern Connec- ticut towns are beginning to leave for summer visits in Canada.
 The Athletic association of Wheeler school, North Stonington, is planning for field day Memorial day.
 Eastern Connecticut alumnae have been invited to attend commencement at Lasell Seminary, Auburndale, Mass, May 29 to June z.
 The date at Coventry for the grammar school graduation has been set for June Is. It is not yet decided where the exer- cises will be held
 In the towns of the state Grand Army men are making their customary visits to the schools, addressing pupils in ad- vance of Memorial day.
 Sunbeam Pure Foods, the worlds Best. Austin Nichols, Inc, distributors.-adv.
 Rev. Henry T. Barnard of New York, former pastor of the Congregational church, is the guest of Judge and Mrs. Edwin s. Agard at Holland Wednesday evening at the Central | Baptist church at the meeting of Girl Scouts there was first aid drill and plans for the sumrner camp were discussed.
 During wednesday meeting of the Connecticut Organization for Public Health Nursing was held at the First 1 Congregational church in New Britain
 A cable Wednesday from MT. and Mrs Emanuel Kaplan of Norwich located them at the Savoy. London. Their steamer, the Olympic, arrived Friday.
 Fred G. Prothero, of Norwich, who recently purchased the Fiske property
 in Pine Grove, is having a big brick chimney erected; also a driven well pu in
 Hartford papers note that Mir. and Mrs. Jerome Mayer (sadie Plaut) O . North Oxford street have returned iron a stay at the Hotel Commodore. Ney York.
 Choice long clans for steaming, oys : ters and a full line of freshly caugh
 fish at Powers Bros.-adv. . It is noted that Mrs. Olive Randall who spent a week with her daughter . Mrs. l.. Hayden, at Willimantic Cam
 Ground, has returned to her home i
 Norwich.
 A raw. disag greeable rainy day Wed
 nesday put a crimp in the sale of sum
 mer stock which started in so well fol
 lowing the hot wave of Saturday an
 Sunday.
 | Capt. Edward Dybng, who has bee ! fishing off the Long Island shore for tn
 past two weeks. has returned to Moan 3 and will engage in otter trawling
 his power boat Tramp.
 A clever suggestion as to the propose l. White Way for Norwich Is attracting a /, teftion in the show windows of the No
 wich Electric company. in the Sunligl
 Building, Franklin street. The new time table on the New H. s ven road will soon be out and those wi 2 know state that Saybrook Point still r mains closed as a station and does m l. appear on the time table. ;. Miss Isabella Crocicchia, daughter d Dr. A. Crocicchia of New London, e, now a full fledged pharmacist, and u Ie only female pharmacist in the state in Italian extraction, it is believed.
 Nate Edwards left Lyme sixteen yea ss ago for California. A few months lat X the report came that he was dead. La m week he came to his home town al m surprised his friends He is s3 and VI to and active. He is Civil war vetera ts Franklin chapter, No. 4. R. A.
 works the Past Master and NJ. F., Mast
 degrees at Masonic Temple tonight at
 adv.
 F. F. Shea, who has just retired y. assistant chief of the Rockville fire c m partment, was presented set of col H. plimentary resolutions at his home IS sunday evening by Alderman KerN W. Little chairman of the city's fire co on mittee.
 ills A revenue raising campaign of the rs, N. E. Telephone company has been ( ge tended in it's scope with most gratifyi
 results. During the first quarter co
 versions made as a result of tips fl - n.shed by employees. mean an increase iH revente of about $10170 year. nd A Mantle correspondent notes that s the first quarterly conference held r , day evening at the Methodist parsona u- in charge of Rev. W. H. Bath of N rn wich. the district superintendent. his st ey ject was Believe on the Lord JesIs Chi nd and he gave an excellent address. in The Tuxedo style of women's swea he. still remains the favorite, and the oh ey demand of buyers is for novel sdap ST. tions of this mode. Fibre silk garme "a are said to be attracting considera Iss business and the novelty idea is carr A" out in them through employing differ
 stitches.
 - Mir. and Mrs. Howard Tracy Cornv
 of New York city and Pelham Man N announce the enga cement of their dau K ter. Miss Katharine Livingston Cornw N 10 Robert Morgan Keeney of New l.
 don. Miss Cornwell is a graduate
 the Rayson school, and Mir. Keeney
 an Amherst graduate.
 This CThursdsy) evening the Str
 Quartet of Norwich will give pu
 recital at Wheeler school, North St fl ington. Frederick W. Lester is direC m of the quartet and the other memt F n are Miss Mitchell Miss Lane and Cha
 D. Gallup. The quartet will be ass ns) ed by Miss Mary E. Lester, soloist.
 This week the Richmond Radia