Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15

VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7.52 o'clock this evening.
 The planet Mars continues evening star until June 2s<h.
 Norwich markebs are wei supplied with native vegetables.
 Book gifts have been among popular selections fer graduation.
 Bean supwer, s5 cents, at Universalist church. today, SIS p. m.-Ndv.
 There was a general display of the StarS and Stripes during Tuesday.
 Dealers are featuring special toys for cAnldrcns amusement at the shore.
 Summer bosrders are beginning to aF- rive at the various suburban resorts.
 The Otis Library has the interesting volume, Bird Stories From Burroughs.
 Shore town fishermen will noe reiish the prediction o6 more fogxy weather.
 Sunday next Is the com 11union Sun day for the Rosary Society of St. Pat ricaSs parish.
 Connecticut buyers are in New York for the third auction of rugs and car- pets this week.
 (Derlonsorstion. ''Sniedets Maycn- naise'' at The Golden Rule Grocery ali lHfS WecA.-dQFs
 The hostesses at the D. A. R. museum today vii be Mrs. H. Fl. Pettis and Mrs. William S. Elliott
 AEain Tuesday the weather was most agreeable, the temperature continuing moderate all day.
 Flags will fly again the coming Friday for the anniversary of the battle of Bunker Hill. June IT. 1775.
 Clexymen frpm about the staAe have left to attend the summer institute at Newton. Mass. Theological Seminary.
 The splendid work of the Academy or chestra during Tuesdays graduating ex- ercises won many compliments for the director, Frederick H. Cranston. It is announced that New Canaan will entertain the Connecticut Editorial As sociation at its midsummer meeting on Saturday and Sunday, June 25 and 2s The plans for the meeting at Yale University from June 2S through July l of the Society for the Promotion of En- gineering Education have been conplet. ed.
 Are you going to Chautauqua? Get your season tickets at Cranstons. Adults s2.5O, juniors 11.OO.-adv.
 When the " H. M S. of Trinity Methodist church meets Thursday after. noon the programme will be in chargt of Mrs. John A. Ferguson and Mrs Hummel.
 A months mind mass for George P Madden, requested by White Gross Coun oil, K. of C., was sung in St. Patrick. church Tuesday at o'clock by Rev Myles P. Calvin.
 Mise AdIAs from New York ia af Shit, | T. Wauregan house, for few days i Latest hair styies.-Adv. Today "Wednesday the fifty-seventl annual picnic of the SpbrituaFsts will b, held at Lake Compounce, Bristol, thii being the fifty-seyenth time that the con 1 vention has been held there. The successor to Marl6 Holmes as accountant and office manager for rh, Manchester Herald Printing Company i c. W. Hutchinson, who moved to Man chester from Hebron less than q veal | ago.
 The Mill Outlet Stores Co.,, are show. ing the prettiest lot of percales of tho season. on sale today only, for 14c pei yard.-adv.
 Rockville Lodge, No. 1859, B. P. O EIks. held Flag Day exercises Tuesda! evening and invited the members O Stanley Debosz Post, No. 14. American Legion, and all ex-service men to at tend.
 During Tuesday afternoon, pr. Hugl | B. Campbell. superintendent of the tn i berculosis sanatorium at Norwich, hel' no public clinic at the Day KinibaN hos pital, Putnam, but will go there mex | week.
 From Somers, Mrs. Anna Pomeroy accompanied by Miss Emile Bugbee re gently n1otored to New London, wner they visited Miss Lucille Moore. Mis- Moore returned home with them havin completed her freshman year at the We mans College.
 Another benevolence of the late Joh 1 C. Averill became known Tuesday whe the prize for general improvement" a i Norwich Free Academy graduation wa not awarded-this prize was given anon ymously each year by MT. Averill, lonj | a trustee of the Academy.
 The eighth annual congress of tn, men will be held in Boston Sept. 21, 2 and 23. The unveiling of the statue Pilgrim Maiden to be presented tin- town of Plymouth by, the society, vii take place Sept. "A at Plymouth.
 The Unittd States civil service con mission announces an examination flo radio operator, male, aged q to 40. i the lighthouse service, Ketchikan, Alas ka. for duty on tender Cedar, at $1,SS a year. Appointees may be allowed tn increase granted by congress of $2o
 month.