Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

fever. In Saturdays Bulletin the Mansfield Center news appeared unde Fthe head ef Mansfield Depot. During Sunday afternoon the Otis h- brary reading room was in charge of Miss Harriet c. Cross
 The annual outing sf the foremen's club of Russell and Erwin of New Britain was held Saturday at Ocean Beach.
 Renovation and painting are being eonplAted st the attractive residence or Andrew Mclaughlin, on Central aTeHue.
 In the local Catholic churches Sunday the congregations were asked te pray for the repese of the ssul of Chief Justice White.
 Louis Psekham of Lebansn recently hreke one rie and spFained his ankle badly while working with his team on his farm.
 E,ks about the state are working Epea the prosrazn for Flag Day whleA will be observed June If by Eiks all ever the wNrlS.
 Hont1ille visitor Saturday afternoon told of the mercury reaching SC degrees in that town. It climber to so degrees in Norwich.
  vii, be several hydroplaReA at the Hotel 0riswold which will fly between Eastcxn Point and New York,
 Taxes will be collected today at the store of Preston Public Market, EA@ Side. from II a. m. to 1 p: may.
 Florists did big business Saturday and Sunday, there being an unusual de- mapd for plants, filling of vases, etc, for cemetery a6oTnment.
 Merchants in Norwich smiled Saturday, for the weather was altogether tS their taste, starting lively demand fer yum mer apparel and supplies.
 ] Tuesday evening at Trinity Methodist church an informal reception is to hs given the pastor and Mrs. Roberts and so Rev. aRd Mrs. William H. Bath.
 Today tGsnday) is te be held day h the Bolton school. The supervisor, teachers and pupils are to meet at the Center school grounds for the day.
 The first state shoot of the Connecticut TYapsheote-s' association for the season took place Saturday at Norwalk under the auspices of the NorwaK Gun club Norwich has broad enough Sidewalks. yet every property owner who has lawn. is obliged to light the entire season 10 keep vandals from walking sn the turf.
 It is announced that Mrs. Henry F, DiTnock of Washington, D. C., and South Cocentry, Will go to Canandaigna, N. r., the first of June to visit Mrs, Frederick F. Thompson.
 It was announced at Park church 1 Sunday that the cradle roll party is to be held Tuesday. at S.oclock. in the Par
  Sation, their mothers and friends. The United church Sodalitas plans to hold a basket picnic today (Mcnday) at the home of Mre. P. A. Bill, 160 West Thames street taking the ear which 1 leaves Franklin square at 5.46 o'clock. The nag en the court house, the Otis 1 library and the other public buildings iR ! Norwich remained at half-staK Saturday, by President HardiAg's orders. because of the funeral of Chief Justice Edward | Douglass White.
 | Of interest among the activities ef Con- necticut teday (Monday) will he the nf- 1 ty-seventh anniversary of the H. Wales Lines Ce.. of MeFi0enH-0 MT. Lines, who is still actively at tbe hefrn, is known to many Norwich men.
 The second days session of the Cen neeticut Dental Hysienists' Association convention opened at Bridgeport Satur- day with an address by Dr. Willtsnn Me 1 Laughlin of Bridgeport on Diet as Re lated to Dental Disease" Philip P Wells of Middletown was | elected president of the Connecticut FpTestry Association at fhe annual sum- mer meeting Saturday at Mt Highhy Reservoir Mir. Wells was a viee-presi- dent of the association.
 Memorial Day will be observed in Rockville with exercises in the town hall also in Central Park for the unknown dead. The address of the day will be delivered by Rev. William c, Darby of Holland formerly of Moesup.
 The body of Alexander Fowler was taken So Coventry for burial in the Cen ter cemetery last week. He had been g resident of Coventry for about fifteen years. but was removed to the Norwich State Hospital recently where he died.
 The Holy Name society of St Pat riek's parish has requested a nerner4a mass Tuesday for Rev. John H. Erode rick. The parish Rosary society is to havc the Holy Sacrifice offered wednesday for the repose of Father Frederick soul
 Some joker at Noank has again re, moved the halyards on the Liberty pole For several years the Daughters q America have furnished the rope flor tn. halyards and paid for hiring sokne on. to elinab the pole and fasten on he new ones.
 The United States civil service cornp,is sion announces examination for ase ciate economist in marketing made, ir respective of age, in the bureau of mar kets, department of agriculture, at en trance salaries ranging from 8 3,oee ts 3S,S4e.
 At special meeting of the VePnoY town school committee last week the mat ter of making phyHcial training defnit, part of the curriculum was discussed Inc members were unanimously in fayo, of physical training in the schools 'bu voted that the hiring of . special teach or for this work must be deferred for tn, present.
 Hartford Sunday paper sketched th, career of Dr. Jules Jordan. Willirnantie born singer, composer and director. Las week at Providence, R. L, when the Arior club completed 40 years under Dr. Jor sans dirActioa President Tamnce.. os Brewn university, presented . purse O sl,eee to Dr. Jordan, who has cenAnct cd all these years witheut remuneration NIP POCKET BOTTLE
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