Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-16
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Norwich, Monday. May 1s, 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS
t is daybreak now at PA.

evening. The sun sets exactly at o'clock to- night, the 18th. Norwich stores are featuring some particularly dainty greeting cards for hospital patients. American Legion Auxiliary meeting to- night o'clock in stead's blOck.-adv. During Sunday afternoon the Otis Li- brary reading room was in charge of Miss Ida H. Lefhngwell.
 The flowers on the altar at Trinity Episcopal church Sunday were given by Miss Lucy Geer, in memory of Mrs. James L. Geer.
 Health day in the town of Sterling is to be observed by a health institute Thursday, May 1S, at the Wright club, Sterling Center
 Mrs. Mary Daniels of Boston has come to Holland to live in the house she bought some time ago which was for merly her old home.
 Special meeting, K of G. Steiner's hall tonight, at s o'clock, Standard time) second degree-adv.
 Notification reaches Norwich that the triennial congress of the national so- ciety of Mayhower Descendants is to be held at Plymouth, Sept to 15.
 Musical comedy. Pierrot the Pirate May % Get tickets Davis theatre.-adv.
 Salvation Army workers were busy in Norwich and vicinity during Saturday and very few persons refused to be tag ged as an aid to the worthy campaign. One of the most beautiful white haw- thorn trees in this vicinity is in full bloom in the grounds at the residence of Mrs Charles Nj. Colt, on Broadway.
 A correspondent mentions that Orson H. Sweet and daughter, Grace, and Miss Helen Main have returned to Scotland, Conn, after a week at Tizours, Lords | Point.
 Taxes will be collected today at the 1 store of Thomas Smith O., Norwich Town, from Il a. m. to 1 p. tn.-adv.
 The first quarterly conference is to be conducted by District Superintendent Rev William H. Bath following the mid-week meeting of Trinity Methodist church.
 The city water will be shut off today tMonday) at o'clock a. m. (Standard l Time) to all water users north of Rus- | sell road on Boswell avenue.-adv. 1 At the nautical exhibit in the Morgan Memorial, Hartford, Louis F. Middle | brook shows a scale model of a small l T | QS20).
 An association interested in saving the wild flowers of the state issues an appeal for the preservation of mountain laurel, the state flower, which will soon l be in blossom.
 With temperature about 70 degrees on 4 Sunday, following foggy morning, May compensated for many misdemeanors during the past week, providing a day beyond criticism.
 Connecticut Consistory buffet lunch at Masonic Temple Monday evening, May Is, 1921, at 6.15, eastern standard time. adv.
 The fact has been called to the atten- ton of motorists this week that the au- tomobile industry is only twknty one years old, yet has grown to be the third largest industry in the nation.
 Sunday evening at the Central Bap. list church, the 6.3O B. Y P. [. meeting topic was How to Enjoy Ones Work Eccles 3: 1-13 The leader was Donald Gildersleeve, Group was in charge.
 MT. and Mrs. Almond Colvin have moved from Oak Lawn to Moosup, oc cupying a part of the house of Mrs Colvina father, E. E. Salisbury. MT Colvin will have charge of the Moosur bank.
 A resolution was adopted by the Con necticut Universalists' state convention in Bridgeport, last week, urging loca churches to accept the responsibility fo one Armenian orphan each, whereve possible.
 If you will cut this advertisement ou and mail it to The Plaut-Cadden Com pany Norwich, Conn.,, together with youl name and address, you will receive z book of old-fashioned songe, free Thi is the last day this advertisement vii appear.-adv.
 Of a former Lyme artist New YorI paper sad Sunday: Emil Carlsen ha } already departed with his wife and hi son Dimes, the still-life painter, for Fall Village, a picturesque hamlet in tn Connecticut hills.
 . The Purchasing Agents Association of Connecticut plans to hold another fel day and meeting next Saturday after
 noon and evening, at the Recreatio
 building of the Eastern Malleable Iro
 Company, Naugatuck. In St Patrick's church at the thre
 masses Sunday the congregation wa
 asked to pray for the repose of the SOU of John Ateiner, who, it was stated, die
 Tuesday in Denver, fortified by the las
 sacraments of the church. 2 The city water will be shut off toda | (Monday) at 8 o'clock a. m. (Standar i Time) to all water users north of Rus , sell road on Boswell avenue-adv.
 The calendar of the United Congrt
 gational church Sunday contained
 minute on the death of Deacon Thoma
 Browning, in appreciation of his cons, af ' poses of the church, faithfulness an love
 The meeting of the ladies' hospts cou1mit4ee of St. Patrck's parish calle for Monday afternoon has been postpone for the present.-adV The troubles at Andover relating to Il { building of the state highway over pr vate land are overcome with the abal
 donment of the layout and by adhe
 ing to the present roadway The wol
 Is now in progress on the highway lea
 ing to Coventry, Holland and Stafford . The Metropolitan Hotel on Mark
 street, Rockville better known as |
 Shepard block, has been sold by Charl fl F. Shepard. The new owners are Mi
 Sarah T. Cullen and Miss Mary A. Gu Y Ter. The new owners plan to make r
 provements and use the property for re . taurant purposes.
 A man who at westford assaulted Nil
 Barricak Sunday the 1st, was traced |; Southbrdge, Mass. where he was q
 rested for trying to rob young gi
 and for carrying dangerous weapons. l
 was held under S3,0o0 bonds and "
 taken to the county jail to await trI
 in the superior court
 The detention of children under 16 isils or locT-ups under any circumstanc