Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-31
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VARIOUS MATTERs

Light vehicle lamps at I'4f O'CLOCK this evening.
 This is the last day of the spring season.
 Again the red poppy of Flanders was conspicuous during Monday.
 The census at Norwich State Hospi- tai Monday showed 14Ss patients.
 Open cars were appreciated on those lines where they were run Monday
 Mrs. Bertha Bishop is in charge of the Near East Relief supplies collection in Sterling.
 At Central villageL canvassers for funds for electric street lights met with good success.
 Sunbeam Pure Foods, the Worlds Best. Ask your grocer for this brand.-adv,
 There were many visitors to patients and charges at the public institutions Ill Norwich on the holiday.
 Governor Lake has signed the coun- cil-manager charter bill which Is to be voted on at New London June 6.
 It is mentioned at Holland that Ho bert A. Beebe of Mansfield was recent guest of MT. and Mrs. George P. Char ter.
 Maurice Starkweather, who has been at his home in Plainfeld for few days furlough, has just returned from trip to Peru.
 At Central Village Patrick Longhran has vacated the former boarding house of the Central Worsted Go. and has gone to Moosup.
 The Crescent Beach, South Lyme Sound View and Grove Beach railroad stations have been opened for the sum- mer season
 Because of Sundays storm, unusually ! large crowds visited the local cemeter- les during Monday morning for the dec 1 oration of graves. 1 The appointed leader of the women's prayer meeting at the Central Baptist church this (Tuesday) afternoon is Mrs. 1 William G. Tarbox. l Most of the custodians of public build | tngs in Norwich observed the federal rule, kepeing flags at half-staff up to noon on Memorial Day. ! The summer schedule on the New Ha- i ven railroad will go into effect Sunday, i June 5th. Several more trains will be added to the few now running. ] St James lodge. No. 23, works the sec Ond degree, Masonic temple, 7.S0 tonight. adv.
 l 1T 1 mandant of the submarine base, and Mrs. Berrien motored to West Point to wit ness the Army-Navy garae Saturday.
 John Gately, for the past r years 1 janitor at the SaItonstall school, New London, has resigned and will leave to make his home with his daughter in l.DetrOit.
 John A. Prior has resumed his duties at Lafayette college Easton, Penn, hay ing been home in Moosup to attend the funeral of his grandmother, Mrs. Jane r. Prior .\ The widow of the famous sculptor Mrs. Bela Lyon Pratt of Boston, with her daughter, Miss Helen Pratt, came to Salem to spend Memorial day at their summer home.
 | Special meeting c. L. of C., in T. A B. hall, tonight, oclock.-adv. Bundle Day for the relief of the Neal East will be held in Rockville next Sat urday. Miss Priscilla Maxwell of No North Park street, is the chairman oi the committee.
 Hugh Fleck has sold his farm at Pom fret Landing to Mir. and Mrs Whitmort tof New Haven who have moved to tht house. MT. Fleck moved with his famil! to Detroit, Mich.
 The Aero Transportation Co. of NeV London, of which Roy R Palmer O New London is president. is the nam of a new enterprise which is making sea plane flights at Ocean Beach.
 The members of the United Congre gational church will vote Thursday nigh next on the acceptance or rejection 0 the budget recommended by the churcl committee as announced recently.
 The annual Red Cross meeting wa held at Coventry last week and the sam officers were elected for another year
 Mrs. Arthur L. Reed, president, ant Mrs. Isaac P. Fiske, secretary and treas urer
 A former teacher at Norwich Ere, Academy, Miss Helen NJ Kelley, of Day vile, was at Stamford representing tn
 Dsyville Woman's Club at the Stat Federation of Women's Clubs meeting re gently.
 The steam yacht NaradaSis to go int
 commission this week at New Londor
 She left the ways at Riverside shipyar
 at the weekend. She is owned by Hen ry Walters of Baltimore and command ed by Capt. l.. B. Cross of New Londor The Fedora ton of the New Englan
 Business and Professional Women
 clubs is to hold it's second annual con
 vention in New Haven, on June 10, l
 and 12. Delegates and gueses are ez
 pected from most of the cities and town
 of New England. The apportionments for the Souther
 New England Methodist conference dis trict superintendent and bishops hay
 been increased in all Methodist churche for this conference year The claim fc ] the district superintendent is seo and fo
 the ishops is $25.
 Recent arrivals at their summe
 homes at Groton Long Point includ
 Mrs. Henry Hall, Orange. N l.; L. F
 Sherwood of Hartford: Mrs Arnstron of Brooklyn; F. H. Adams and family (
 Brooklyn; P. R. Sadd of Willimantic
 Mrs. c. A, Gessner of Linden, N. j. MT. and Mrs. Water Lathrop of My. tic.