Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-11
VARIOUS MATTERS

Daboll's Almanac prAaicts light frost for today, the 1fth.
 Native asparagus is now bringing soc in the Norwich stores. It is high time Greeneville had a mayor of Norwich.--adv. The season for the Norwich Spiritual- ists' Association will end with the pres-I ent month.
 A spring meeting of the Association of Electrical Inspectors was held fn Mid dletown wednesday,
 The selectmen of Old Lyme had 8 trac- tor drawing the road scraper on some of the dirt roads this week. Do your own voting at the republican caucus Friday evening.-adv.
 Local florists are preparing to have large stock of carnations in advance of Mothers Day, Sunday next.
 Nice ripe strawberries from Tennessee were selling at soc the large basket In Norwich during Wednesday.
 Jewellers here are looking for increased business this month and next, due to the graduating and wedding gift season.
 Mooseheart Legion Chapter No. 124, meets at p. n., daylight time.-adv. Israel Darrow of New London cele- brated his s7th birthday by dinner par ty given at his home Tuesday evening. Statistics show that during April 10 persons died at the Connecticut State i Hospital for the Insane at Middletown White iilacs as well as purple ones are ] in bloom so that there will be none, of these to depend upon for Memorial Day.
 Republican caucus Friday evening. Come early and secure good seats.-adv. It is stated at Noanax that the assist ant at the state lobster hatchery has re- signed and has secured employment elsewhere.
 Strangers passing through town ex- press astonishment, as well as adnira- ton. at the artistic window dressing of so, many of the stores of Norwich.
 We understand the popular Greene vile sky-pilot's hat is in the ring-adv.
 Wednesday was the s2nd birthday of John Kelley, of Summit street, Norwich, who received many postcards and con- gratulations from friends. President Harding and the state gov ernors will be asked to set aside the week, May 2s to June 3, as National Disabled Soldiers Week." They say the republicans band wagon is speeding up-get aboard with Rick etts.-adv.
 4 prize speaking contest between the grammar grades of the Hope Valley and Ashaway schools is planned in Ashaway school hall Thursday evening. May 1s. l BassNClef Minstrels, 8 p. m., standard time, Friday--adv.
 The members of the vestry of Trinity Episcopal church, with the rector, Rev. J. Eldred Brown. met Tuesday evening with Alex. P. Williams. s7 Broad street.
 Remember your mother on Mothers Day, Sunday. May 14th. Hawkins, the Florist Franklin street.-adv. | Thomas Humphries, who Is building a cottage on Ledyard street, New London. has informed the police there that some one is stealing lumber from the cottage nights.
 The 12th annual report of the treas urer of the. Visiting Nurse association of Mystic, May l. 1921, to May 1, 1922 shows receipts of $2.2OO, with balance of $24s.25.
 II There Is apparently some little dissat- isfaction with the republican town com 9iittee's choice for mayor.-adv.
 Mrs. T. J. Clarke of ouonochontaue met with a serious accident Friday when badly scalded with boiling water She can get about the house but is not able
 
 This year, the rector of St. Patrick's church, Rev. M. H. May is doing hi. share in taking the annual parish cen sus, not leaving the work entirely to hi, two curates.
 The republican caucus Friday evening will not be the usual cut and dried af fair. The citizens will have voice thii year.-adv.
 An operetta was given under the aus p'ces of the Coventry Fragment Societ. Wednesday evening in Grange hall. Fol lowing the program there was a Ma. basket social
 The May White Ribbon Banner give the place of honor to some riniesy verse hy John Troland of Norwich, celebrat
 ing the fact that 'HThe old saloon ha gone to stay"
 wiiliam' J. Latham, ST, who died fl
 Westerly, Wednesday, had attended tht County Fair at Norwich every yesf with
 out break during the s7 years since thu
 fair was started.
 Mr. and Mrs. c. M Ans of New YorI
 are planning to spend few days a
 their home at AIhston. A few years az
 MT. Ans bought the entire village, the called Tunerville.
 Did anyone say there is dissatisfied tion with the republican town commit tees choice for mayor7 Well-there's n \ dissatisfaction with Rickettss--adv.
 Memorial Sunday, the 2sth, the mem
 bers of the Grand Army, Relief Corps.
 of ", and D. of ", have accepted tn
 invjtation to attend the morning servie
 at Trinity Methodist church.
 Under the auspices of the Aid societ
 of the Sacred Heart church. Groto1 \ Mrs Louis Deschamps entertained a
 whist at her home Wednesday evenin for the benefit of the society.
 MT. and Mrs. James H. Duncan of IT dian Orchard. Mass who recently ceis
 hrafed their golden wedding, were ma, ried in Stafford Hollow May 1. 1872, ', the late Rev F. L. Baehelder. ]. An ee. three feet long and weighin two pounds and half was taken out { '- lthe railroad water supply pipe leadin lfroin Obed Heights reservoir which ct
 Junction Monday.
 '- 'The, Haven" is a home for eldefl n people at Evergreen Farm, Pomfr,
 Center, Conn. Write for photo and pa.
 t.culars to Mrs. Susan Howe Griggs.- y adv.
 y Wednesday at p. m., the ProgressiN l Missionary club met with Mrs. Charl' v H. Post. Nelson place. Fourteen a lss s tended and Mrs. John E. Post conducte " the meeting, during which there wei
 tho usual readings and sewing. Invitations have been issued for u marriage of Miss Beatrice Holt. dalgl
 ter Of Mir. and Mrs. Hamilton Holt. ar
 Brandreth Symonds Jr7-@af New Tor N which is to take place Saturday, Ma e7. at 3 o'clock at the First Congregi
 tio1al church, woodstock, Conn.