Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-21

VARIOUS MATTERS

At Plsinfeld Ernest F, Buell. of Pur- ity farm set out an orchard of about 200 trees recently.
 Wallace Nutting, the artist has been sketching in the vicinity of stoninston and Mystic recently,
 The first cherries, splendid looking ones, too, were selling in Norwich Fri day at 25o a quarter pound,
 The Farnsworth-Pinney Co, is run ming part of the machinery evenings un- til o'clock at Central Village.
 Repairs are in progress at the hand some residence of MT. and Mrs Oliver L. Johnson, on upper. Union street.
 Psychic messages by Belle Miller at Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv,
 A barn dance is planned at the Buck homestead in Ashford for the benefit of the Ashford Welfare association early in June.
 Indics ting the advanced season, Led yard strawberry growers expect to send the first berries to the Norwich market the coming week.
 At the meeting of the Old Lyme Gem etery association. it was voted to ert1- ploy Harris Appleby to work in the cemetery every day for the season.
 Alun1nae here learn that Miss Mary Hopkins, associate professor of astron- omy at Smith College died suddenly on Wednesday at Northampton, Mass.
 Sunbeam pure foods the worlds best. Ask your grocer for this brand,-adv
 Next week the public utilities commits sion is to start its sessions on applica- tfcns of jitneymen for licenses to oper- ate cars in various parts of the state.
 James E. Lord of Lords Hill has en- gagged to plant field of his prize win ming white flint corn for experimental purposes for Storrs college this season.
 The Camp Fire Girls of the United Congregational church are to meet this week Saturday ,-o1iH~ instead of Fri ny, Their guardian ia Miss Esther Al len, of Broau 4ll-L
 Public building custodians will note the orders of President Warren c. Hard. ing and will fly flags at half-staff todaJ Saturday, on account of the funeral o1 Chief Justice Edward Douglass White
 Old and new dances tonight. Grange hall, Lebanon, $50 standard time-adv
 Friends from eastern Connecticut vii be in Hartford today Saturday, wher at a. m., at St. Joseph's Cathedra eleven young men will be ordained tC the priesthood by Bishop John J. Milan
 The May Telephone Bulletin show, that Norwich has 4163 stations an act ual gain for the month of 36 and gain of 9S since January 1st to Marcf 31st, when the gain expected was onl, 35.
 Winthrop F. De Wolf, postmaster a Black Hall. who has been in i'll healtl for over q year but has been gaining re gently, was taken suddenly worse Tues day and was taken to the hospital il New London. A Holland correspondent writes: Mir and Mrs. Frank Aldrich of Mantle hav come to live with MT and Mrs. Alber Aldrich on account of their feeble health Mrs. Aldrich is totally blind and MT Aldrich is feeble.
 Taxes will be collected today at tn, Peoples Store. Taftville from F m. t 2.3o ?. m.-adv.
 Miss Hattie Geer, teacher of the frs l room in ePlainfeld Academy building was taken i'll last week and is at he nome in Danielson, suffering from pleu risy. Mrs. Alice Bradford Gallup iz tn | substitute teacher,
 The report of Rockvilles visftin nurses, Miss Katherine T. Mccarthy 1 Miss Mary C Hathaway and Miss Rut Smith, showed tha tmore than 400 visit l had been made during April and that th | collections were over s1OO. A quick end to the strike and 1ockor in the New York mems clothing marke a controversy now in its twenty -fourt week, was forecast Friday and will nea a big boost for the woolen industry Connecticut as elsewhere in New Eng land.
 Of interest to Norwich society Is tt ! Lenox item that Mrs. Austin Huntingto of New York is staying with Miss Ms rie Q. and Miss Helen J. Kobbe ! Stockbridge before the opening of Hes ton Hall, where she is to spend the sun mer,
 Porgtes, two lbs for 25c, for saturda only, large lobsters a plenty. Broadwa Fish Market 40 Broadvay.-adv.
 The big yellow cars, No 167' and 1e for the Tantic line, 134 which is runnir 10 South Coventry, also car no 114 use extra on Boswell avenue and the We Side, have been repainted by Joseph V Wooley and men, at the Greeneville ca house
 New shades of light weight good SheI ards yarn for summer sweaters at W, mans Exchange.-adv.
 Edward Garlick has sold his proper- in Flanders on the North road to MT Champlain of Colchester. Mrs. Cham, lain is the mother of Mrs. Clarence Be be. MT. Beebe recently purchased u George Vino property on Flande street.
 Tomorrow (sunday) there will be Portuguese festival at the home of N
 
 celebration of the Feast of the Ho Ghost, which occurred last Sunday. | vitations to attend have been extendt to all Portuguese families
 Choice real blue eastern white haiibu roe shad, eastern salmon and oyster plenty mere heavy Holsters at Powe- Bros-adv.
 Near the middle of Pleasure Bea, two attractive cottages have been cor pleted and at the east end of the bea, W. H. Lapham, whose cottage Wi burned two seasons ago is erecting fine cottage, which will be ready for 0 cupancy in another month,
 The United States civil service cor mission announces for June an exam nation for aid, division of history. N tional Museum, Smithsonian Institute Washington. D. C., at $500 q year. A pointees may be allowed the fncrea . granted by congress of $20 q month.
 The May term of the United Stat , district court will be held in Hartfor it is announced by Judge Edwin
 Thomas. The court is closing up t work of the April term, with the di position of some cases in equity at Sou Norwalk. The May term opens Tuesda May A,
 Arrived today, cargo native mackel pc b. ton of live lobsters, reasonat prices. Osgood's. wharf Come earl l-adv.
 Unvelcone news came to Connectic silk manufacturers Friday Accord ines