Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 The weather is warming up gradually, temperature in the '70's prevailing during Thursday afternoon.
 : Reuben Pearl, one of Hampton's ru- ral carriers, who has been very i'll, is able to resume his route.
 sedgwick ". R. C.. meets at 3 p. m today, daylight saving.-adv.
 The summer schedule of the New York. New Haven and Hartford railroad will go into effect Sunday, June A.
 Rev. Henry T. Arnold led the mid week service at Park church. the topic being The Unjust Steward. Luke Is.
 High huckleberry bushes in Bolton are covered with blossoms. delighting the hearts Of all who like huckleberry pie.
 Thompson Grange cleared over s97 from the play. Bashful MT. Bobbs. which it plans to repeat in Brooklyn, Wood -tock and Oxford.
 The Holy Name Society of St. Pat rick's parish. John H. Carney president, has requested a memorial mass Saturday for George P. Madden.
 The body of John Babcock. of Willi- mantle, who died last February, was taken to Coventry this week for burial in the Center cemetery. At Groton this week Miss Gladys Brown was given a kitchen shower in honor of the announcement of her en- 1 gagement to George Smith
 Food sale, Trinity Episcopal 10 a. m. Saturday, Pendletons, 45 Broadway adv.
 Frank Hill has been appointed treas urer of the Junior Brotherhood of St Andrew of Trinity Episcopal church, tc succeed Leon Lewis, resigned.
 William J. Latham, ST, who died Wed l nesday in Westerly. was born in Leba- non. April 22, 1885 MT. Latham went to Westerly over 40 years ago. Postcards received in Noank from Ira Stark and Lloyd Fraser show views oi Algiers. They state that they are agair cruising in the Mediterranean.
 At Holland, there is to be an exhibition of the work of the schools of the towr in the Hicks Memorial School hall this l (Friday) afternoon and evening.
 The postmaster general has expressed a desire that a U s. flag be displayed on every post office building, Sunday May 14, in recognition Of Mothers day
 Henry Gardiner and Miss Josephine Murray have returned to East Lyme after a visit with MT. and Mrs Lionel w Johnson at their home in Hope Valley, R I.
 The Mystic community chorus is plan ming it's first public concert. The chor- us has made splendid progress under the direction of Charles D. Geer of Nor wich.
 1 Day, Sunday, May 14th. Hawkins, the 1 Ef1nrict Fro r1Lli71
 Customers or tne Rockville Willimantic stating that they would be allowed tC participate in the mutual ownership ot the company.
 The interior of the GiIead church is being redecorated and while the work Is being done, the congregation will unite with the Hebron church for services or Sunday morning.
 Holland County W. c. T. U. convention is to be held in the Congregational church at Stafford Springs June End l morning and afternoon sessions. with probably a gold medal contest in the eve ming.
 Months mind mass for Miss Josephine Kingtberger, Saturday at s o'clock, at St Joseph's church, Fitchville-adv.
 Drygoods men hear that there is likely 1 to be an extra demand for gingham since sport hats of gingham, many o them faced with taffeta. are among the newest things offered in the millinery trade.
 Norwich relatives learn that John A o'Neill of Division street, underwent tht second operation for cataracts MondaJ at St. Francis hospital, Hartford. ant that both eyes. are in very favorable l condition.
 c. R. Robideau, former station agen I at Oneco, who moved to BarrowvilIe Mass, a few months ago and has Iatel! been employed at Pascoag, R. L, ha! moved to Versailles, where he is em ployed just ncw.
 Plans are being made for the thirty ninth annual convention of the Depart ment of Connecticut Womans Reliet Corps, which will be held in the Metho dist church, New London, Wednesday and Thursday next.
 Bids for. the privilege of selling re. l treatments in Mohegan Park for the season of 1922 will be received untl Tuesday, May the fifteenth. by the com rnittee of the Park Board on refresh. ment privilege. Said bids should be sen to Henry F. Parker, President, II Nc Kinley ave.-adv.
 Robert Graves. wall paper man, an his third wife, formerly Lorraine Mile Swan, divorcee of New York. have sep arated. Graves second wife was Mrs Marguerite J Plant step-mother of Nor ton F Plant, and at her death in 190 Graves was left one-third of her $8,000, 900 estate.
 Frank Krause, who died in the Rock vile City Hospital Monday afternoon after jumping from one of. the interurba cars at Holland avenue, was buried Wed nesday. There was a double funeral a his wife died at the New Britain Gen eral Hospital 9 few hours after the deat Of MT. Krause.
 For the state Master Plumbers con vention at New London Wednesday Joh Troland, of Norwich, was a member c the essay committee Those attendin had handsome souvenir badges and use full letter-openers. Domestic Engineer Ing emphasized the propaganda of The Bath-a-day campaign The United States civil service com mission announces for May 24 July an August 23 examinations for junior tech nologist, male or female Of reasonabl age, for vacancies in the Bureau. of Stand ards, department os commerce. for dut in Washington D. C., or elsewhere, 3 $1. 200 to $500 year.
 Steamer Cape Cod. Capt. Peter AT derson, is splc and span in new pair and interior white enamel, and left Nol wich Thursday at 4 p. m, new time. wit 1 a good cargo and passenger list. Tn don, Greenport and 'Sag HaTbor. on tt | trip +o Navy same sto