Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-05
WILLIMANTTC

Amerioanizatien 4ne ' has received them for the cost of shipmeat to New London. Fifty-faur man have been aided in getting their first papefs. a4 in making applica- ton for eecond spapers Ss given specific aid ia standardization problems. or in the matter of passports, and 90 general fn- terViews have been held. Motion pictures have been shown on six occasions and plans ara maturing fer All NationS night to be held in connection with an exhihi- ton of the. Arts ef All Lands to be given by the Willinantic. Wornans club.
 The following resoIation was passed: Resolved. That a city calendar of coming events be a permanent establishment In the Y. M. c. A. office for the free use and convenience of the public, and that all organizations in the city be invited to insert in it their present list of dates, and In the future 90 insert all new dates as scheduled. first ascertaining what. if any, conflicts exist. :"
 Boys Secretary Merritt ]. Hopkins re- ported as follows: The r swimming pool and gymnasium have been used by an average of 20 a day. Boy Scout meetings are being held weekly, and the W. ]. R. c. has held practice and three mem. bers have won bronze medals Activities for the coming months call for indoor meets, baseball, and field meet during the summer months.
 Monday night Was big nIkht for Natchaug lodge. No. 22, K. of F., and l2 candidates from Colchester. Lebanon and this city were put thFough the third rank, The degree team was headed by Charles A. Gates and the candidates received everything the degree afforded. Visitors included members of the grand lodge and Pythaans from New London, Norwich, East Hartford. Colchester, JeWstt City and Lebanon. Following the evenings degree work, an oyster stew furnished pleasure to the inner man.
 City league games to be relied this week are as follows:
 April 5-K. of P. vs. '. M. c. A. c..
 April 6-So. Windham ys. l. O. 0, F.
 April "A T. Co. vs. K. of C.,
 An announcement afroraing pleasure to housewives has been made by the WiIIi- R1Rntic Milk Dealers Association. At a recent meeting of the association 1t was voted to reduce the price of milk to IA cents quart in sealed jars and 13 cents quart from cans. Another price cut has been made to larger buyers, such as drug stores, ice cream and eonfectionary stores. These stores will pay 12 cents a quart for their milk. This reduction is the first in three years and brings the price of milk down to the level Of prices charged in Norwich and surroundine towns.
 When the local delegation of '. n. c A. members goes to Camp Hagen, July ] 18th to spend two weeks, it is expected to number close to twenty. To date min, boys have signed up for the camp. l Charles Wong, of this city, has beer 1 aiding in making preparations for tn, ! burial of Sing Lee, of New London, WhS died in that city Sunday as the result O a blow on the head by Louis c. Holder, z chief petty officer at the U. s. submarin, base. Lee and MT. Wong were born is the same town in China and after com ing to this country kept in touch witt each other. Five years ago Lee was ern ployed in the laundry of MT. Wong. There Is considerable interest locally i, the proposed reductions in the pay o building trade mechanics. The Builder and Contractors Association has state. that owing to uncertainties of cost an. building materials building is praeticall, at. a standstiil and it is the opinion Q
 the association that wages should be re
 duced 20 per cent, such action to b taken at an early date. Workers at tn
 various building trades, affiliated with le