Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-11
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Norwich. Saturday. June n. 1881.
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening".
 Tomorrow (sunday) is the Hebrew Pentecost.
 The moon is in it's first quarter tonor- row, the 18th, at S.59 ?. m.
 St. Barnabas Is commemorated in the church calendar today, the 11th.
 The school year at Norwich Free Academy virtually ended Friday.
 Attend dance at Willimantic armory. Peerless orchestra tonight--adv. At Plainfeld, June 9th. Henry Dodge picked mess of peas from his garden.
 Representatives of Storrs college are having good success holding community egg shows in Connecticut towns.
 Norwich gardens are beauty spots this week, while the peonies and iris are in bloom
 Groves Dictionary of Music and Mu- sicians is among new books at the Otis | library.
 A newly formed orchestra at Trinity Methodist church is under the leadership of Miss Elizabeth Lane.
 Miss Alice Bennett and Miss Rosalie Bennett will be in charge at the D. A. R. museum this (Saturday) afternoon.
 There is a project to provide fares for | SA-SOluteTS Wno laCk money to go to places where they could obtain work.
 Several motor parties from Norwich have been to Elizabeth Park. Hartford, where the roses are beginning to blossom.
 It is claimed now that the4 4e is still one survivor of Go. c, 17th Connecticut Vols, Ex-Governor Phineas c. Louns- bury, of Ridgefeld.
 l ,f4 resenting all the borough, in favor of a 5-cent trolley fare includes in Brook lyn Miss Clara Behrisch, formerly of Norwich
 The annual sale of articles made by women who sew under the auspices of the Employment Bureau of the United Workers began Friday and was well patronized.
 The old-fashioned honeysuckle is in bloom at the residence of MT. and Mrs. W. Tyler Olcott on Church street the homestead occupied by members of the Roath-Tyler families for generations.
 Another change is due June 27th when the Hartford and New London express will be in operation on the New Haven Railroad. It leaves Hartford 25O D. m., arrives Saybrook Junction 40 D. m.
 The new state tax of five pc. cent. on | amusement will become effective July 1 This tax will be in addition to the pres : ent federal tax of ten per cent. on such tickets
 George Lendewig of Moosup states that 7 the storm of some two weeks ago re- suited in an entire destruction of his apple crop and injured peach and pear trees so that they are likely to be a to- tai failure.
 r It has been announced to the trade that the third semi-annual Women's Wear Exhibit for the fall season will bt . held from 1 to Il ?. m. daily during the 0 week of August 1, at the Hotel PennsyI. vania, New York. > Mrs. John Steiner and family hav = moved from Columbine street, Denver Col, to a new location in that city : portion of their furniture glass, china T etc, was shipped to them Friday fror their Norwich home. e Conferring of degrees. Catholic Ladie e of Columbus, Sunday, one o'clock, T n A. B. hall. All members requested {, be present-adv.
 Motorists are being notified that tn entire road between New London an, V Hartford via Chesterfield, Salem, Col 10 chester, Marlborough and Glastonbury. i ,1 Ct4lNtNA NNIiE u LNtIOiIt put NltH CoHlIliel # ed it will provide a fine concrete sur ,- face.
 r. George Torrey of Central Village while motoring through Almyville tn other day, ran into a deer which me T him in the highway The automobil V, knocked the creature over, but afte o a surprised and reproachful look, tn - deer bounded away. ,- It is expected that the comet wi ,r make it's nearest approach to the su y Monday next, June 13. and will be a e it's brightest at about the same timt IS It is doubtful. however whether it wi
 be visible to the naked eye as it will |
 of approximately sixth magnitude
 The collection of bundles made bv tr Rockville Near East Relief amounted
 1,150 pounds as 25O bundles were take
 in. Success is due largely to the co
 operation of the schools. A large propo Y tion was sent in by the East Distric
 West District and Northeast Distri
 schools.
 The United States Civil Service con
 mission announces an examination f.
 flight test observer in the Engineerir
 Division, Air Service at Large, War D.
 partment, at $2,000 to S3.0O0 a yea
 males, age 21 to 35; $500 of the sala1
 paid each will be considered as fyir
 compensation.