Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-25
VARIOUS MATTERS

the birth in lSVS or RalPh Waluo EIher- son. Federal scouts have been at Pendleton Hill and sprayed trees in the orchard of B. G. Palmer. where gypsy moth clusters have been found.
 The planet Venus is now approaching its point of greatest brilliancy which comes Saturday, but Is rising between and oclick A. m.
 The quarterly meeting of the Rockville Christian Endeavor Union is to be held in the Congregational church at Filing ton Friday evening.
 The minstrels given by the NOaAk fire company recently proved to be the best show given in the village for years. The receipts were about s1S0.
 With continued warm weather, motor parties learn, it may be expected that the annual rose Sunday at Elizabeth park in Hartford will come about the middle of June.
 Full line of this weeks fresh caught fish. Long Island long clans and oys- ters. smoked halibut and salmon, at Powers Bros.-adv.
 Notification comes to Episcopal rectors hereabouts that commencement at Berke- ;ey Divinity School, Mlddletown, is June | at which time class of four will be graduated.
 The public utilities commission hsa announced the new rules under which jitneys can operate One of the things required is that jineys must be kept neat and clean"
 There is trouble among the barbers all over the state. The bosses wish to keep open Memorial day morning. The iourneymen have decided in their union to cfose all day.
 The Coventry Profitmaking Sheep Club met Saturday at the home of Miss cunice Koehler. A shearing demonstra- iton was given. The next meeting will be held on June 20.
 Carl G. Johnson, 23, of Putnam, and Margaret o. Beauregard, 2S, of North field Mass. applied for marriage li- cense at the Hartford bureau of vital | statistics Monday.
 It is mentioned at Hebron that Miss Fan nie Wright who was the guest of her brother R D. Wright the last week has | left for the Golden Spur, where she will l spend the summer.
 l Plans are progressing for the Rock vile well baby show which will be held under the auspices of the Rockville Wis., | iting Nurse Association In Talcott park , the latter part of June.
 When the Connecticut league of build ] ing and loan associations in the eighth annual session convened in Middletown Saturday. John N. Standish of Bridgeport was reelected president.
 Mrs. Merwin Gray and son, Mallory | Gray, and daughter, Mrs. Henry Terry 1 Morrison, and Captain Morrison, of Hart ford, will spend the summer in Bolton Captain Morrison has resigned from the United States army.
 At meeting of the board of govern ors Of the Sons of the American Revo
 ution at the Hartford club Monday was voted to hold the next meeting a the Nathan Hale schoolhouse in Eas Haddam on-saturday, June 1S Bids for the refreshment privilege a ; Mohegan park for the season of 1921 will be received uD to Saturday, Ma
 18th. All bids should be made on [ basis Of percentage of ~foss receipts an
 ,ould be mailed to Henry F. Parke |: i II Mckinley ave, President of Board ( t Park Commissioners.-adv. It was stated Tuesday in news fror the woolen mills that the steady strear f of duplicate orders offered to the mills ; has been a reassuring factor, and in thi ; development the jobbers see prospects c B a very good business later on. D Grand army men do not want thei Y special day called Decoration Day, To which means nothing Their preferenc countrywide is 10 have it referred { Q as Memorial Day, which is digniied a ii well as accurate.
 F. A number of motorists from Norwic
 will join in Sunday, May 29, whe - Moosup is to have one of it's largest ps
 rsdes in the towns history, in the honc ,' of the unveiling of the soldiers mont D. ment on All Hallows' church grounds , Engineers, agents, operators. trainme - and signal men of the New Haven roa a will have their representatives meet tf 5 officials of the railroad at their heat
 quarters on days set this week to tai
 over the coming reduction in wages.
 Merchants are informed that the pa
 ten days have furnished the largest sal, V volume in straw hats that the trade h; o enjoyed in years. according to manufa le turers Cool weather came after u y bulk of the season's orders had been fl s- cd
 Telegraph operator A. H. J. Gilbert n Saybrook Point, who has been working VI East Hartford for two months, was r Il placed by operator A. J. Quinten of Il uS Junction, who was spare on the Hartfol division Gilbert has gone to Nor v Haven.
 Capt. A. H. Elderdge of New. York ci ,e has purchased from A. H. Schoonover - Old Mystic the Oak Tree lot consistil l. of five acres, on the road from Mystic l, Old Mystic Captain Elderdge will ha d a bungalow and garage erected on |
 premises
 Prohibition workers in Connectic have been asked to join in testmoni
 to John c. Woolley. June 5th this gre
 orator. who has for many years been a the work of temperance reform will clo
 his public career with a final address \ Pittsburgh.
 It is now expected that the gener assembly will be able to finish its bu lness of passing laws by June 1st, al
 that recess will be taken upon that d.
 until June Sth to give Governor Lake
 before signing.
 The United States civil SC
 vice coV1mission announces D June 22 examination n preparator of fossils. either sex, 20 to
 years of age for vacancies in the G y logical Survey, Washington, D. C.,
 S1,200 year.
 Following the example of Queen S
 phie of Greece, people of her nationalt
 living in New London have raised $S
 for the Near East Relief to be used D;
 ticularfy for the work which that orga
 ization is doing among their unfortun;
 countrymen overseas.
 At the United Congregational chur
 Norwich. the distribution of benevolent - for 1921. will include, denomination
 work, sS per cent; ihter-denominatiol
 work, 2z.5 per cent. department of m
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