Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at I.x2 o'clock this evening.
 West Side stores were offering sugar at ' and Sc pound Saturday. i A new book at Peek Library, Norwich Free Academy, is Applied Art, by Pedro ]. Leraos.
 Men have finished painting the wait l ing station at the Norwich stats tubeR- culosis sanatoriuHn.
 Masons from Norwich will attend tha annual convocatlen of the grand chap | ter in Hartford Tuesday. The flowers on the altar at Trinity Episcopal church Sunday were iR memory of Mrs. Elizabeth Randall.
 Smoke is stlR rising from the ruins of l the Thamesviile paper mill stockhouse, burned Saturday night, April 30. Now that the sun is shining again, l there is chance to see the apple trees in full blocm during country outings.
 One of the best looking gardens in Norwich is that at the hoFaa of Edward Briggs, corner of Pearl aud Ann streets,
 Rummage sale. May 1ath and 11th, 35 Broadway, 10 a. m. daylight tin1e.-aay,
 During Sunday afternoon the Otis Li- brary reading room was In charge of Mrs. Irving L. Hamilton. There were 7S visitors,
 A pleasant, although cool, Sunday, af ter weSA of rainy, sour weather coax ed out the crowds Of motorists and strollers.
 The superstitiors will shudder at the three-fold hoodo, Friday, May 18th. ThIS : is the only month in 1891 when the 18th falls on Friday.
 Rev. F. M. Holilster, formerly pastor il of the North Stonington Congregational
 church, is now president of Saluda sem D mary, in North Carolina. s Dancing at YaAtic Engine house haIl e Tuesday, May 1o, S.So to 11-3o, daylight ' saving time. Herb Smiths orchestra + adv.
 The census at Norwich state hospital U Sunday showed 141S Hundreds of visi- # tors called on patients at the hospital ' during Sunday afternoon. ,e At Neptune Park, a garage has been J. completed at the cottage of MT. and Mrs s Norris s. Lippitt, formerly of Norwich Id now New Haven residents. y, Manufacturers learn that signs of n. + creased demand have been noted in thu T. dress goods trade for two former sta, B. pies, serge and hroadcloth. l One of the most symmetrical coppel = beeches in town Is that i1 the grounds al z the residence of Nr and Mrs. Joseph s- Henry Hall. 1eo Broadway. l. Friday. May 18th your lucky day, e. dOughtnuts like nother's-D. A. R. food k. sale.-adv. f---rr-- t White Cross Council, Knights of Co J. lumbus, has requested a mass in St V, Patricks church Friday next as a me n . morial to the rector, Rev John H. Brod ', erick. D. ReplankinE the Amsh halb of the
 West Side bridge over the tracks of thu
 Central verrnoat road has been resumed
 after suspension of bridge repairs sine
 last fall IS Evidently the town clock is gettinl or mixed over New and Standard Time I'd tor at 10 o'clock Saturday night 1t struel Of five times and since then has maintain e. led a sulky silence
 " G. A. R. friends in Norwich lean y that Warren Lee Goss, the author, nev I- of Rutherford, N. J., Is in poor health a. MT. Goss, who is an hOnored conrad ,e of Sedgwick Post, is s5 Id Owing to electric trouble Sunday
 the organ in St. PatrieS's church coul
 not be used, the chorus singing unae
 companied. Rev. Philip J. Mooney req
 a low mass at 1o.5O on this account. ~ Announcing the rnid-week service, tn ,d fnew pastor of Trinity Methodist chure .u says: Come ana see that this meetin
 
 ' pep mix we'll. The psster Is Rev. RoE :. iert' L. Roberts.
 [. At the CentraT Baptist church Sun or lday at 6.30 p. m, at the B. Y. P. or meeting, the topic was Living Close {
 Christ. I John s:1s-24. The leader
 were Robert Sage ana Stanley Watson
 Group was In charge.
 Dancing at Yantic Ensine house ha i'- Tuesday, May 10. S.sO to 11.3o, daylig9 by saving time. Herb Smiths orchestra ,al adv.
 ne It is annouac4t iz New York soctss . news that members of the wealth Ss5 EThompson; Conn.,. family, Norman Real sn and his family, who make their hon s at the Hotel Chatham. have left fc
 Europe and will spend some time in A
 giers.
 Park Church Missionary Society hA
 arranged for a meeting Friday aftel on noon with talk by Mrs. Charles CT Taintor, of Clinton, field secretary of tf lcrureh building society. The meetin
 will be held in the ossood MeEnori;
 Epzrfsn house.
 Miss Bessie L. Taft of Hartford, st N lpervisor of humane edac4tfoH of th 5 lConnecticut Humane Society, is to aC dress the pupils of th6 schools in Rocl D vile (East and North distFiets3 toda sso (Monday). Miss Taft viii take for ht 5. lsubject, Kindness to Animals and Bird . The flowers in the United Congfl :. gational pulpit Sunday morning were memory of Mr. and Mrs Sefh L. Pee
 Sunday, May fst. the flowers were - memory of Miss Louise startevant vi
 gave to Broadway church the conrn1ul
 ion service which the United church no
 uses
 The United States civil service cor ch mission announces an examination f
 special. agent, maid or fsInaiA. in Il <a bureau of internal revenae. treasury q 'A partnent, at entrance salaries ranGfr
 from $1 ,S6o to Ss,e6o year. with 3 Ce lowancs for actual necessary trading C
 pense.
 y, 1nnn Ma KAoeked Oyer.