Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-26
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Norwich. Friday, May 90. 1929.
VARIOUS MATTERS

ms IS dtIndndc uay TOT June.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.ss o'clock this evening.
 Look over the Suburban Day specials at The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 Sunday school classes are rehearsing for the exercises of Children's Day, June 11th.
 Archa Walker who recently bought ai place at Eastford village, has moved there from Westford.
 Spring white sales, also the display of midsummer white millinery, drew out the shoppers Thursday.
 The parochial schools of the city held no session Thursday, the Feast of the Ascension of Our Lord
 Plans are being completed for the an- nual banquet of Rockville lodge, K. of C., Tuesday evening, June 9th.
 Small boys will need no alarm clock this (Friday) morning, with a circus coming to town and unloading it's cars.
 Foliage Is very dense. Leaves on some of the trees are as large as they are or dinarily expected to be in midsummer.
 May pouted and frowned during Thursday, having all the earmarks of a belated April day, ending with showers.
 A novena in honor of the Holy Ghost begins in the Catholic churches tonight (Friday) to terminate on the eve of Pentecost.
 subur5an Day only. 4 powder puffs for 25c. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 Mrs Harriet Munyan of Thompson celebrated her ssth birthday with her children at the home of Oscar Munyan May 14th
 A beautiful pink dogwood tree In the grounds at the>residence of Gen. William A. AilOen~ has excited admiration for | over a week
 At North woodstock. according to her custom, Miss Esther Bishop has Memorial Day.
 The street department has given Union street coating of calcium chloride, mo torists appreciating the improved con dition of that street.
 Every cherry tree about town is fair ly loaded down with green fruit if even one-tenth shuld mature cherries ought to sell for a song this season.
 District Superintendent Rev. W. Fl. Batt of Norwich, is busy holding first quar- terly conferences fin the Methodist churches of Eastern Connecticut.
 Pint vacuum bottles soc. Suburban Day. The Lee & Osgood Co adv.
 The mid-week service of Park church held in the chapel, was the concluding ont for the present church year. Rev. Dr s. H. Howe led the interesting meet ing.
 James Baker has sawed nearly 200, 900 feet of timber at Warrenville thi spring. The contract which has givel work to a number of men is about com pleted.
 At the mid-week meeting at the Unit ed church Thursday evening. Rev. Al exander H. Abbott spoke on the sub ject: "Other Prophets in the Times o Jeremiah"
 Don't miss the Academy Girls Gle Club concert. Mir. Benjamin M Knox baritone soloist. Slater hall, tonight, o'clock daylight time).-adv
 Norwich men have been invited t the annual meeting and luncheon of tn National Wholesale Mems Furnishing association, June 1 at the, Aldine club New York.
 There was the celebration of the hol! communion at Christ church Thurs day at 10 o'clock,in observance of As tension Day. the rector, Rev. Richar R. Graham, officiating.
 At the Norwich State Hospital Bos Farmer Walter S. Palmer and his te helpers have about 75 acres planted, in cluding 45 acres of ensilage corn, a the institution keeps about 125 head 0 stock.
 The United States Civil Service con mission announces an examination Jun 21 for junior cataloguer and classifier } the position of aid in organic industrie z National Museum, Washington, D. C., 2 $1, 400 a year.
 One of the gardeners at oldelms tf residence of Mir and Mrs. Leonard
 Smitli, on Washington street, croppe k the beautiful lawns Thursday by hor. :. power, the moving taking from ear
 morning until about D. m. !. Two pounds moth balls for 25c, SuI ]. urban Day.-The Lee & Osgood Co.,
 adv.
 |. Friends learned Thursday that Wa l. ren Lee Goss of Rutherford, N. r., D planning to be in Norwich for Il
 Sedgwick post. No. 1, G. A R., of whit l. organization he Is member. r. Dealers in garments are advising l cal customers 10 Duy now pTSQiCLln
 higher prices for fall, based on the a = vancing costs of woolens, the streng of the silk market, the rise in price
 furs and the current labor charges. {, Don't miss the Academy Girls Gl Q club concert. Mr. Benjamin M. Knc
 baritone soloist Slater hall. tonight, o'clock daylight time) adv
 The Brotherhood of Trinity Episcor y church has fixed on Wednesday evenir May 31st. as it's final meeting for t q season. It will be an open meeting, m which the boys will give an exhibit r. of what they have been doing for t se year. ~
 The Norwich street department nt
 stands ffty-hfty on the borse a
 truck question, having eight of each. [; load of hay for the four pairs of hors "a which Commissioner George B. Fello
 had unloaded this week cost $2S-a dr = from the $35 or $40>of war times. = Chelsea Parade is a beauty spot jl
 now which evokes exclamations of (
 light from strangers coming throu e town, as they express wonder at u . triangle of green, with it's edge of perb folliage-an enduring monument < the pioneers who laid out the city . Norwich.