Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

4Sl8uL NeulCle 4aIupS dS tsSo ON1OCA this evening.
 For many clubs and organizations the season will end with the present month.
 C. L. Knight of Thompson Hill has sold the cottage adjoining his home to Arthur Elliott
 More of those heavy Maine Holsters at Powers Bros. 77 Franklin St.-adv.
 Miss Esther E. vinton, who is teacher at District School No. at Coventry, is also town tax collector.
 At Andover, Frank R. Post of Hebron has been appointed administrator of the | estate of Miss Mary Brown.
 John Gilman has been making a road at Lords Point the continuation of Hop kins street to Ashworth avenue.
 Wistaria and Towering almond are in bloom and horse chestnuts about i town are covered with big blossoms.
 But very few farmers hereabouts have risked planting potatoes or corn yet, considering the ground too cold.
 In a number of cities the straw hat season is to begin today (Saturdsy) in- stead of waiting until Monday, the 18th.
 The requiem mass requested by St. Patrick's Holy Name society today (Saturday) is for Edward c. Madden,
 
 Never were the apple trees in this vi- cinity so covered with blossoms as dur ing this week. Now is the time for mo- tor and trolley outings.
 At North Stonington, Mrs. Marcia Thompson is teaching as a substitute for Mrs. Walter Keith, who has gone to hospital for surgical operation. Carnation and tag day Is to be held today (Saturday) at Moosup for the benefit of the sick and wounded soldiers and American Legion, Ernest Goodreau Post Mo- 91.
 Remember your mother on Mothers | Day, Sunday, May 14th Hawkins, the Florist Franklin street.-adv. The Daughters of the American Colon | ists are to hold an apple blossom lunch con at Hartford next Thursday. The Connecticut society was organized In | December last.
 The Banigan Mfg. Co. of Killingly has organized with the following off, cers: President and treasurer, Richard | D. Banigan; vice president John J. Banigan; secretary Eileen E. Banigan.
 Capt. Charles Jenssen is having the auxiliary yacht Norseman put in com mission for the summer. Capt. Jenssen, as in several vast seasons will go to | Labrador for the summer leaving No ank about June i.
 It is noted that Miss Marjorie Sykes Lake. daughter of Governor and Mrs. Everett J. Lake, and Miss Katherine Rehm of Chicago, will sail for Europe June 10. They will attend the com i mencement exercises at Oxford.
 At recent meeting of the Catholic Woman's club, Mrs. N. c. Disco, pres ident held in the new meeting rooms, three new members were admitted Fol lowing the businee sessca there were six tables of cards during a pleasant social hour.
 Samuel Dorrance of Plainfield attend ed the Connecticut Sheep Breeders as- sociation meetings at New Britain and Waterbury the past week and at the latter meeting won two strengthening prizes, first prize for machine work and second for hand work.
 Lobsters. To. 55c; little neck clans, qt.
 25c; round clans, qt 15c; long clans qt 1Oc. Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv
 Miss Bessie Bendett, who has been visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs Will liam Bendett of Mystic, has gone te New York where she will have charge of one of the wards of the Beth Israel hospital, from which institution she was l It is announced by the United States civil service commission that an exam nation has been ordered for dietitian al from $720 to $960 a year. with quar- ters. subsistence and laundry free. The subjects and weights are: Education , and training 30, experience 70. Agent Lawr ence Lamb, of steamer Cape Cod, is receiving constantly in. : creasing consignments of freight fol
 New York from points up the road, iron . the mills in Jewett City, Versailles South Windham and other places tn, freight being brought to Norwich b! 3 trucks.
 . The marriage of Miss Florine I. Charter of Pittsfield, Mass, only daugh
 ter of Mir. and Mrs Harry c. Charter formerly of Crystal Lake, now of Soutl Lee, Mass, and Paul J. Riche of Pitts
 field. will take place Wednesday mex
 at noon in the Methodist church a
 Pittsfield.
 T Ex-Mayor James Logan of Worces s ter. whose brother, Oscar Logan, ant l. sister. Mrs. Lenday Houghton, resid 7. at Woodstock, was honored Saturda, |, last when 50 representative men o V Worcester met on his 10th birthday an
 gave him a banquet at the Worceste c club rooms.
 Rockville Lodge, No. 1859, B. P. C
 E., plans celebration for Flag Da e Wednesday, June IA. The followin l. have been appointed to arrange tn e program: Esteemed Leading Knight j y Edmund Bradley; Esquire David E $ Landers; Martin Laubscher, T. Franl !. Sweeney and Fred W. Chapman. n n Miss Gladys B. Goldthorpe, daughte n of Mir and Mrs. Arthur Goldthorpe c d Somersville, has been engaged by tn if Connecticut Dairy & Food Conmissio ,' in New Haven, as nutrition specials and will assume her new duties imme . diately after her graduation from Cor d necticut Agricultural College at Storr
 James F. Reed, of North Main stree ,e Norwich overseer of spinning for tn d Shetucket company will be able to r. le turn in a week from St. Francis hosp
 tal Hartford. where his right eye wa l. removed, following infection. Mir. Reed m family including his daughter. Ms
 Margaret F. Reed, R. N., found hil
 very comfortable and cheerful thi
 week.
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