Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-28

Norwich, sa41rA.y, Msy ss. 1ssl.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at T.E1 Fclcck this evening.
 The Camp Fire Giris ef tAs United Church met Friday night
 SunHeam pure feod, the wsri6-s best. Ask your grocer for tifs branA--adv.
 Tomorrow Sunday, the day wfn be . minute cver 15 hours long.
 The May moon is In its last qHarter Sunday, the 18th, at 445 D. m.
 Already some of the college students are arriving home for the summer vAca- ton.
 The Grvtnn Visiting Nurse association Ia to have 8 membership drive early in June.
 Earliest rieers this Saturday. morning had chance to see the planet Venus at its greatest br1lhancy.
 The Eagle Fife and Drum corps of Moo sup is planning to attend the state Held day at WT1imantic June 4th.
 News comes to local buyers that an exhibition of fall styles in dresses win be given in the Gold room of Delmonico's B. New York. June sd.
 An the Etores are preparing for big business today. due to closing Monday.
 The banks and library will close Mon- day for the holiday as is customary.
 Ertrz choice fresh caught blue, extra choice Eastern halibut, choicest shad choice buffers, heavy Holsters, fine fat real eastern salmon, shrimp and little necks at Powers Brcs.'-Adv
 A former Norwich Town pastor, Rev. George H. Ewing of Brookline. Mass, is to preach next Sunday morning and even ing at the Congregational church in Piainfieid.
 The Near East relief announced this week the sailing from New York of two cargo vessels having on board about s2oO, 1 900 in stores for the refugees and orphans | of the Levant
 The United States civil service conmis- | sion announces an examination for litho- graphic draftsmen, male. age under 55, in the Photographic office, navy department Washington. D. C., at s1,soo year.
 At concert to be given by the Wheeler school orchestra at North Stonington nex month. the orchestra will be assisted by Myra Frink Ward. reader. and Henry La ! Fontaine, baritone, both of Norwich.
 The pupils of the Hicks Memorial ! school. Holland, gave an entertainment Wednesday evening. The program cen sisted of music recitstions and stereop. tcon lecture by Supt. Leon C. Staples. Miss Katharine Ludngton of Lyme who is now regional director for the New ] England states of the League of Womer Voters, was at one time head of the Con necticut Woman's Suffrage association.
 Exclusion from Connecticut highway of auto trucks and other vehicles nor. than eight feet wide is contemplated by bill 10 be fsvorably reported in the legis lature by the committee on roads, bridge and rivers
 Members here have been notified tha the first annual field day of the Audubon Society of Connecticut is to be held a Birdcraft Sanctuary Fairfield, Saturday June 4th, at Il o'clock a. m. dayIigh saving time.
 Exhibition and sale of ulrainia , Neediecraft, smo85s, collars. curtains runners at Woman's Exchange-adv. The old barn and cobbier shop at ster ling belonging to the '. S. Finishing cor pany and formerly located along the stat road have been removed. The barn wa torn down and the cobbler shop move across the railroad.
 r Some more of those nice fat Block Is land rnackerel just arrived. As a specis ? for Saturday 15c ID. Porgies, ID. Q 25c. These are not dressed or delivered Broadway Fish Market. 4o Broadway adv.
 Theatregoers in Norwich were irte 4' ested Friday in the announcement that q s old-tirne favorite, Corse Payton. has file y 3 petition in bankruptcy in the New Yo1 T. federal court confessing liabilities = Seooo and no assets. "a Reduction of 35 cents per 100 po,,n, ,s in the price of milk for June has be, "a decided upon by the Connecticut Dair v mems league, the schedule being: Cla
 1, fuid milk. s1.95 per 100 pounds for
 per cent. milk for the 20 oto 21o mi
 zone
 Memorial day exercises are to be he
 at the church at Crystal Lake Sunday a v ternoon at 2.So o'clock Alden Skim s. camp No. 45. S. of ". of Rockville. "
 attend in body. Rev, E. A. LegE. fo n merly of Norwich. will deliver the M
 norial day sermon.
 W A pair of catbirds that come each v. s- when the horse chestnut blossoms are
 made their appearance May r in the ( ?. garden at Lords Hill. Just two of the IT. birds have been coming to this spot ca I'd season for years. They stay and raj m their brood and then disappear.
 The domestic science classes of { x Rockville graded schools and the hi ie school cooking classeH are showing mn at interest in bTead-mskinE contest to
 held in the domestic science room June .a under the direction of Miss Margaret N = Lean, teacher of domestic science. a A number of motor parties from N, :. vich vi1 go to Moosup Sunday for {
 patriotic exercises at the unveilinE at 9 o'clock of the magnificent honor statue
 the dead and living service men of
 Hallcvs' parish. of which Rev. Joseph
 Mccarthy, formerly of Norwich, is past
 Norwich contributors learn that
 campaign of the American committee U relief in Ireland came to q close in N
 York Thursday night with the armour ' ment by ex-Supreme Court Justice NJ n gan ]. O'Brten zt S1oN-a-plste dinner ds the Hotel AStor that more than S4 ,00A { IF | already had been raised