Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-20
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NsrwIeh. Friday. May 20, 1881.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at 7.sS o'clock this evening.
 Pierret the Pirate, tickets still on sale at all prices.-adv
 Small fruits and strawberries in And over were ruined by the recent freeze.
 At Thompson, Oscar Munyan secured swarm of bees May 6th and F. NJ Knight one on May 18th.
 At Mantle, the Parent-Teachers' asso- citation is reteaEsing it's play, to be given the last of this month.
 A former Norwich Free Academy stu dent. F. A. Verplanek, is chairman of the Memorial Day speakers committee at South Manchester.
 Rummage sale. 35 Broadway, g a. n. Saturday.-adv
 Wallace vandecar has moved from Portland to Thomas Lewis farm at Bol- ton Notch. MT. Vandecar plans to raise poultry and small fruit
 Divisions of the A. O. H. are choos- ing delegates to the national convention of the order which will be held in De- troit and will open July 1s
 The telephone company has two gangs out at Lyme, cutting down the old line and building new lines. They will be in that section several weeks.
 Regular meeting of K. of c. tonight at eight o'clock, standard time,-adv
 Notification comes to local Yale alumni that the annual field day of the Asso- cated New England Yale Clubs will be held in Hartford, May 20 and 21.
 At the Old Lyme memorial building Contractor Roach is pushing work as fast as possible! The association would like to have it finished by July 4.
 Rev. William H. Bath, district su- perintendent, held the first quarterly conference at the East Thompson Methodist church at the weekend.
 Interest is growing in trapshooting at Stafford Springs. large number of gunmen assemble on the field bordering the Hollow road every Thursday after noon.
 Tonight, 7.3G. minstrel show. Greene vile Congregational ehurch-adv.
 Practically all the cottages at Pleas ure Beach have been leased for the sea son and the coming summer promises to be one of the best ever at that popular | resort.
 In Moosup. at the recent Mothers day services in the Methodist church, there were fifty mothers present, also eight cen grandmothers and two greatgrand- | mothers.
 Taxes will be collected today at the drug store, of Geo. M. Rsthbone, West Side from II p. m. to 1 D. m.-adv
 Members of the State w. c. Y. U. arg notified by the current White Ribbor Banner. that the national convention vii be held in San Francisco, Cal, August 18th to 24th.
 Signor and Madame Giuseppe Catalani who spent several weeks at the country home of Mime. Catalanis mother, Mrs Henry F. Dimock at South Coventry have returned to Venezuela.
 A party from Florida stopped ant camped in a tent near the state road a Chaplin the other night. The membeA ' are on their way to Providence wher they will spend the summer
 At Trinity Methodist church, Thurs day at D. m., when the Woman's Hom Missionary Society met in the vestry those remaining to the prayer meetini srried basket lunch, coffee being pro vided.
 Earl Collins of Central Village, wh made a trip to Cleveland, Ohio last week reports business very dull in that sec tion of the country, hundreds of freigh cars, engine and boats being stalle through lack of business.
 Supt. James B. Chapman, of the Nor wich almshouse has already planted tw acres, having peas. cabbage, onions, DO tatoes lettuce. rsdishes, 400 tomat plants and other vegetables doing well, 1 spite of the cool weather. Miss Mary C. Hathaway and Mis- Ruth Smith, nurses of the Roclsvill Visiting Nurse Association, attended tn : state graduate nurses meeting at New ington Tuesday, as representative from the Rockville associat tion. : Joseph W. Wooley, painter at tn Greeneyille car house and his four helr CTS are a work touching up the eightee open cars of the Connecticut Go. for us during the summer.
 The annual meeting of the Sons the American Revolution state sociAt Is to be held June 14 Flag Day. Hartford. The amendment propose from Connecticut at the national mee \ ing in Buffalo Wednesday lost 66 It is mentioned that Saybrook His School girls baseball team defeated tf ! Pratt High School girls team of Esse this week IS to A. Miss CatheriY Murphy and Miss Eileen Connors. u Saybrook battery, were the individu; stars
 William wendheiser. a painter, Rockville, while working on Mrs Fran ! Karbers house on Mountain street, To his balance and fell, striking the Tot a glancing blow and then falling to u ground. He escaped with painf
 bruises.t
 According to the reports to local dru
 gists Thursday. the general tome 0 vegetable oils is firmer. Some nov ment of finished dyes to textile mills
 noted, with manufacturers holRlg
 their prices in anticipation of better bu
 ness soon.
 Connecticut trappers and hunters we
 interested in the first auction ever he
 in New York for the sale of rabbit ski
 only held Tuesday. The goods dispos
 of by Auctioneer J. Gordon Noakes co \ sisted of 400 bales of Australian ra bH
 pelts, as imported.
 M Drygoods men state that the best SC
 CTS in ribbons for the summer trade a
 the ginEhams, in plaids with plea si1 \ combinations of color similar to tho
 shown in the real gingham dress goot R Black velvet ribbon goes we'll a popul
 use being for Summer hat trimming Local milliners returning from Ne York state that novel use of tape f
 trimming sports hats is seen il cole
 ton of French models now on display
 that city The tape is used in pla
 of wool embroidery, which has be n EA