Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

VANAOOS NAkAA EAN0
Light vehicle lamps at 7.so o'clock this
evening.
The $4,000 young trees set out during
the reforestatiop of Michigan Park are
growing thriftily.
Fine looking Strawberries were sell
ing at SSc Tuesday. The first Of the
pineapple crop brings 25c.
Somerset lodge works that E. A. degree
tonight, $780, daylight saving-adv.
The big white lilac bush at the his
toric Kinney homestead on Washington
street is poisoning full this year.
Mr.. and Mrs Alden Cutler and fam
lily Of Vernon Center have returned to
Hartford and will live on fremont
street.
1t has been announced at Trinity
Episcopal church that the offering Sun !
Gay, May 2sth, is to be for the Near
East relief.
One Of the passengers on the Maure- |
tania for Europe Tuesday was Gypsy
Smith, the evangelist, who occasionally !
visits his son in Noank.
Today wednesday, is public visiting
day at the Mystic oral school for the |
deaf. Open house gill be observed from
to o'clock. standard time.
An offer has been made by L. B. Gran
ska to repair and put IN presentable !
condition the horse sheds at the rear Of
the Baptist church in Moosup.
Mrs. Frank A. Mitchell is to give a
talk concerning the Bureau of Child
Welfare Friday afternoon, at a meet
ing of the Women's Federation of Park
church.
c. L. c. rummage sale, advertised for
May 20, will be Sat. May 81, Pendleton's,
Broadway.-adv.
The United States civil service com
mission announces that an examination
for radio clerk, navigation bureau, viii
be held on June Z. The salary is ST.
200 a year.
Just arrived. so barrels large porgIes
from Point Judith at Osgood wharf
adv.
Farmers may complain of this month
as too Geld. but temperature Of 70 de-
grees Gaily suits chose who are in no
Furry tc be plunged into summer heat
too suddenly.
At the annual exhibition Of etchings
at the Chicago Art Exposition one of
| the prints sold was "Kinsman's Notch.
New Hampshire" by Ozias Dodge, of
! Norwich Town.
The annual Salvation Army drive in
Rockville came to close last week and
was most successful. The efforts of the
canvassers have now been turned TO
Stafford Springs.
Miss Miriam L. Underwood. who has
been in Boston during the winter. and
Mrs. Henry Birdseye of Glen Ridge Y.
J.. have opened their home at TolIand
Tor the summer.
~, at-a
founders and clans at Powers Bros,
new location, a Franklin St.-adv.
Eva Lear Chapter. D. A. r.. of New
Haven is to present today "wednesday
the PICTURE Of Washington's Farewell
tn His Mother to the State Farm for
Women, at East Lyme.
Last year the bees at the aplary Of
Allen Latham. of Norwich Town. energ-
ed from the hive April 25th. This year
the first bees started out for the sea-
sons foraging May 10th.
Don't forget food sale, c. L. Of c..
Reid & Hughes basement Friday. May
4 18th, 1 to 5.-ady.
While flowers are so abundant an oc-
casional bouquet would mean happiness
and comfort for many of those at Nor
witch State Hospital. where Tuesdays
census showed 1904 patients.
There is to be field day for pupil.
of Bolton schools at the Center. at
: p. m, Wednesday, May "a. The pro
gram viii consist of athletic events il
competition for a silver cup.
His South Griswold friends are won
l dering If Jeptha G. Bill will come cas-
from Genoa Junction, Wis, this sum
{ mer as usual. Early in September MI
: Bill viii reach his 18th birthday.
0 A. B. Kingsbury has opened room
e in the Shannon building, where he vii
3 give watch work his first and best at
e tention.-adv.
: Connecticut men are in New York t
y attend the sessions of the Fall Styl
y Show and Merchandise Exhibition be
: ing held by the Brooklyn manufacturer
Y Of shoes for children, misses and VIC
. men.
Rev. Peter H. Mcclean. Of Milford
who is coming to Norwich to conduc
: the iridium beginning Thursday even
II ing at st. Patrick's church, was at on
# time pastor of st. Andrews church, Co
= chester.
y vinal cottage on Mohegan avenue
, New London. the new dormitory Of Cor
l. nec:icut College, the gift of Mrs vins
N Of Middletown, will be opened for II
| SPVNNiOh may I've "a 14OuSo va
o. planned.
le At the annual meeting Of the New Hs
of ven Kings Daughters at the Howar
n. Avenue Congregational church, F'rida,
Is Mrs. George H Prior, of Jewett Cit,
s state president of the Kings Daughter
,e will be the guest Of honor and the speal
~ er.
!. The fiery red planet Mars. due to al
. rive at opposition to the sun on Jur
- 10. may now be seen rising above II
= southeastern horizon between 9 and ]
= o'clock in the evening Monday, Ma
Is, Mars crossed the meridian about 2
. m. standard time.
n. Women from the Baltic and We
ct sailles Methodist churches are to be II
al guests Of the Woman's Home Missfo,
NJ airy Society Of Trinity Methodist churt
o. at the Thursday afternoon meeting. tt
topic, is The Can of Tomorrow, in char,
of Of Mrs. Albert Boardman.
70 An endeavor to- broaden the infuen
~. Of music in the work and play of Anne
W lea IS the declared purpose of the Mus
~ Industries Chamber of Commerce in a
ranging 10Y a conference. to asst for $
days. vi ich will open at tbs Hotel Cor
modore. New York, June 5.
The first registered Tournament ~ +