Norwich bulletin., 1922-04-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

fashion parade.
 Tickets for The Poppy Trail. cran- ston's Book Store--ady.
 This year Memorial Day falls on Tuesday, making the date of Memorial Sunday May 2Sth
 During Sunday afternoon the reading room at the Otis library was in charge of Miss Sadie J. Dawson. Passengers in the electric cars Sat urday and Sunday evenings found them heated and very comfortable.
 Arthur Kfhl had an auction of horses, COWS, farming tools, and housrhold goods, at Moose Meadow. Saturday
 During Sunday. Dr. stephen J. Maher, 1 of New Haven, and pr. F. J. Lynch of Shelton visited Norwich sanatorisun.
 Among successful amateur farmers hereabouts, Dr. F. N BidweIl has been cutting asparagus at his home at Quaker 1 Hill.
 Once more the maple syrup season al 1 Eastford was very short one, only suraA amount of syrup being made 1 there.
 Edward Morris will give piano recital, Tuesday, May 2.-adv. The flowers at the United Congrega- tional church Sunday were given by Miss Frederick Dennison in memory of Jane A. Gordon.
 Woodland fires at various points along | the river bank below Laurel Hill made 1 trouble for property owners during Sat urday afternoon
 l At the Home Time for the ycung peo- | pie held at the Community house, at e.3o Sunday night, pr. Frank Scott Bum l neil was the speaker.
 MT. and Mrs. Robert Hull and daugh- ter of Norwich passed Easter week mo- toring down the Atlantic coast, spending Sunday at Atlantic City.
 Saturday was pleasant but chilly and 1 the crowds were out in good numbers, shoppers taking advantage of the post Easter special bargains
 The Hospitality committee now serving 1 at Trinity Methodist church is: Mrs l Harry Eastland, Mrs. E. J. Jones. Miss May Hill and Miss Gertrude Pendleton 1 Follow the Conn College Girls in Int Poppy Trail. Slater Hall, April 29th.- adv.
 The pastor of the Central Baptist church, Rev. Dr. David A. Pitt, ex- 1 poets to be in New Haven this week at tending the Yale Lectures on Preaching
 Notification has been sent out for the fifth annual meeting of the National As l sooiation of Worsted and woolen Spin ners. May 22, in the Hotel Traymore, at 1 Atlantic City.
 The magazine section of q Hartford Sunday paper contained the story of 1 Somson Occom, Indian preacher, told in i an interesting manner by Arthur L. PeaIe, of Norwich.
 At Norwich State T4IbercnIox;a saDa- l torium- a sleeping porch is being added 1 to the former farmhouse, now occupied l by Dr. Martin Collier, who recently join 1 ed the staff, coming from Hartford
 The priests of St. PatrSck's parish will begin Tuesday to visit the sick, aged and infrm, to administer Easter holy | communion. In ordinary years the two curates of this parish average 1,2oO sick calls.
 License your dogs in the town clerks office now. One dollar extra after May 1st.-adv
 One more of the old time campers at l Wilimantic Camp Ground has been call l ed to her reward. Mrs. Robert F. La- 1 Tour of Worcester, died within the last week. her deatn making eleven in the last year.
 A. P. Abbe, who. has charge of the l forest fire equipment station at WilL- 1 mantle, was in Voluntown last week and 1 delivered to Fire Warden Tanner brooms, pals and pumps for use ir fighting fires.
 In addition to the list of Easter for | al memorials at Trinity Episcopal church the flowers for the font were given by l Mrs. W. H. Jewett and Miss Jane Colt 1 Champlin, of Boston, sent a memorial for John and Harriet Jennings. At the meeting of RoekyfHe city coun. Gil last week committee was appointed to question the manufacturers in regard tp daylight saving. The council recent ly went on record in favor of daylight saving, but nothing was done to put tht vote into effect.
 At the annual meeting of Old Lymt Cemetery association the following off oers were elected: President Geo-g ciriswold; secretary, Miss Katha rine Ludington; treasurer, C. L. Clark W. L. Naracott was reelected a diree tor and Alan spiers new director i, place of J. E. Moves.
 At the week end a former Norwie, resident. Edwin A. Dudley. continue i in critical condition with heart troubI = and dropsy at the home of his daughte, Mrs. r. c. Sanford, at Stafford Spring. MT Dudley is ninety-four and has bee unusually active for his years
 The ferry boat Mohican. which ha
 had all sorts of trouble since runnin between Groton and New London no
 has a broken rudder. Men from th Thames shipyard at Noank were con pelled to work all night in order to gt
 her in running order again.
 Saturday evening at Mystic, at tf
 Community House dinner, Miss Doroth
 King was chairman of the decoratir
 committee and had the house attra
 lively decorated, and Miss Ellen Boggen
 es secured Mrs George Farnum. Mi
 Doris Fayner and Dorance Grimes
 play several selections during the eve
 ing.
 The valedictorian of Rockville Hi
 school will be Miss Ethel lick. daught
 of MT. and Mrs. Edward H. Kick of We
 non Center. Miss Kick had an avera
 of 92.os for the past four years. T
 salutation will be Miss Janice Middlete
 daughter of MT. and Mrs Howard
 Middleton of Broad Brook, with a fo
 year average of 90.60.
 At Washington. Friday. when thrt
 thousand women members of tNe Daug
 ters of the American Revolution we
 rectived by the President and NJ
 Harding at the White House the fiji
 of the guests to be received were M
 George Maynard Minor Of Waterfol
 president-general of the D. A. R., a
 her board of national officers.
 Mr and Mrs. Marshall s. P. Wi
 jams of Boston, recently announced [
 engagement Of their daughter, Gertru
 Barrett to Henry 'ETloHpson Bourne F.
 '22, of New Haven. Miss Williams
 a granddaughter of Lawrence Barre