Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.21 o'clock this evening.
 At Willimantic camp ground fourteen cottages are occupied at present.
 Most of the local lawns got their first moving of the season Saturday.
 This is the week for country outings, while the apple trees are in bloom.
 May basket hanging was very active in all sections of tre town Saturday even ing.
 The flowers at the United church Sun day were given in memory of Miss M. Louise Sturtevant.
 Certain departments of the American Thermos Bottle company's plant are running several nights each week.
 After doubtful morning. with dashes of rain, the skies cleared Sunday and the maximum temperature was 7s degrees.
 Work has been started on frame cot tage at Ocean Beach for Abraham Sha- piro of Hartford. It will be 21x27 and cost about s5OO0.
 Mrs. Rosie Lambert, 61, wife of Au- gustus Lambert died Saturday at their home in Old Mystic Burial Is to be in Stafford Springs.
 Nemrod Grotto, M. O. v. P. p. R., meets tonight at Olympic Hall build ing at o'clock Daylight Saving Time)-adv.
 At a meeting of various merchants of Lyme last week 1t was voted to open all stores an hour earlier beginning this (Monday) morning.
 Crowds coming into town during Satur- day admired the decorations displayed by the Jewish merchants and others in advance of Sundays exercises.
 The census of St. Patriclz's parish will be taken today (Monday) on Broadway Washington street, Mckinley avenue and eros streets. also on the West Side
 At Trinity Methodist church Sunday evening at the Epworth league meeting at s.3O, the leader was Miss Estella PuT- vis topic Growing Character-The Seed
 From the pulpit of St. PatricA's church Sunday 1t was announced that all ser vices, school sessions. etc, would oper on daylight saving time, beginning to- day, May sth.
 By direction of the trustees, the otii library went on daylight saving time Sun day. Miss Lillian M Cross was 1T charge of the reading room having S5 wis itorA
 A picture "sir Gasahad" which va. | presented the high school by Mrs. P. G | Sanford has been framed by contribution from the sophomore cIasS-Staffor' Press.
 An effective feature of Park ehurcl musical service Sunday was the unac conpanied number by the Quartette, Breal Thou the Bread of Life, Dear Lord to Me l by Berwald.
 | At Noanlz. Liberty rounln. D. Of A., haa | it's annual roll call and anniversary cele bration last week The council was or ganized May 3, 1898, by J. P. Roberts Q New Jersey.
 The wor kof laying the cement roa along West Main street, Mystic is neari completed there being only a small piec near Gravel street and small piece nea Pearl street left to finish.
 A Camp Ground correspondent rner tions that Mrs. Mary Baldwin of Taftvill visited her sister. Mrs Frank Allen, dui Ing the week, going from there to wis friends in Auburndale, Mass.
 The wen known Buckingham propsrt located on Washington street will h sold ct public auction on Saturday, Ma IS, at 1.30 o'clock D. n., by Witter Eros public auctioneers, for the account ( Freiger and Wolfe-adv. l. Benjamin P. Moultons of Providence having Improvements made on his proI erty on east beach road Quonochontau and is building house to be occupied his chauffeur, Joseph Mackenzie
 Bishop c. B. Brewster will be in No Siich to adrndnldter obnflrmation ne7 Sunday at Trinity chudch In the mornin at Christ church in the evening, and St. Andrews church in the sfternon, 3.3o o'clock.
 During Sunday Miss Mary oNe l was in Hartford to sec her brother, Jof | A. OtNeil, of IT Division street. who
 showing steady improvement, followi1 the removal of a cataract from his C, week ago.
 William Murphy. ST, was sent to tl state hospital at Norwich because of h mental condition Friday from the ci court of New Haven. When the offic came to take him, he put up fight and
 took four men to subdue him A rummage sale held at Buckingha Memorial Saturday by the vineya. Workers cleared over s7O. Mrs. c. , Gildersleeve was chairman, assisted 1; Mrs. Ambrose Sullivan, Mrs. Calvin
 Swan and Mrs. Charles L. Stewart
 George M Brown, ST. one of the be , known men in Vernon, died Friday at | home in that town He drove stage fro ? Rockville to Hartford for many years. I then took to railroading and was on [ Rockville branch for more than thir | years
 A number of prominent Norwich v man are interested in the ambition Captain Carpenter of the Salvation aru
 to secure a vacant room in some doy l town building to serve as relief and d tribfbuting room The earnestness this officer has greatly impressed loc
 people.
 1 The United States civil service co, - mission announces an examination - May "A and 25, June 21 and 22 and Al and 10, for comlputer, Coast and Ct 2 2 detic Survey, males of reasonable a, ii for vacancies in Washington. D. C.. - s1,4o0 year, and in the Manila (P.
 office at s2,0O0 year. t WHY MAY, BEAUTIFUL MONTH.