Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-02

Light vehicle lamps at 7.45 o'clock this evening.
 With today. the days length has in | creased an even six hours.
 Republicans. Vote early Monday for the ticket.-adv. The usual number of picnic parties l visited Gardner Lake for the holiday.
 The coming Sunday is Pentecost, or whitsunday, the seventh Sunday after Easter.
 An effort is being made to have far mers give roadside weeds their first cut ting during June.
 Glasses in the various Sunday schools are rehearsing for exercises on Chtl- dren's day, June Il. With the coming week, number of the college students will be returning | for the summer vacation.
 Mrs Ida Spalding Masters is planning a musicale to be given by the choral union at Woodstock Hill.
 Regular meeting. K. of C.. tonight at 8 o'clock (daylight) .Tadv.
 Thursday was lowery and moderately warm, with occasional sunshine during the morning and showers at noon.
 At Ashford, Stephen Kennett and Err nest Eldred have bought from Agnes Line the small farm where they live.
 This (Friday) afternoon a field day will be held at South Willington, under the auspices of the Willington schools.
 Benefit dance tonight, Yantic Fire Engine hall Fox orchestra.-adv.
 Tn efollowing W. c. T. Unions have paid their full quota according to last years minutes: Hartford, Groton and 1 Willimantic.
 | .,-t,a fr mainland from Block Island, Boston blue, codfsh. scup, founders, mackerel, Holsters and clans.
 The work of oiling the streets in the city of Rockville started Thursday, un- der the direction of Superintendent ot Streets Clayton E. Swain.
 Visitors in town are admiring the varying tints of the beautiful foliage at Pinehurst, on Washington street, the ) residence of Mrs. Charles W. Gale.
 The committee in charge of supper which preceded a quilting party at Gov entry Wednesday evening was Mrs. Henry | Barnes, Mrs. Henry W. Loud and Mrs. O. G. Anderson. Every vote counts. Yours especially. Elect Ricketts and the republican ticket. adv.
 The military authorities at Fort Wright have informed the police that an 1s-inch telescope, painted with dark green enamel, was stolen from the fort , on the night of May 2S.
 Rev. J. Romeyn Danforth, pastor oi f the First Church of Christ, New Lon . don, will deliver the address at the faG f day exercises of New London Lodge O ] Elks Wednesday evening. June IA. r Mail service began Friday morn ing to Easttcn Point and will be con ! tinued for the coming four months. Hom !, CT Montreuil is carrier. At present tlter, t are about two dozen residents on th' g Fabyan residents, Miss Agnes Greg F ory and Adolf Blash were united in mar y riage Tuesday, May 16, by Rev. Henr e D. Baker of East Woodstock. MT. am t Mrs. Thomas Swanson were the wit nesses.
 y Men and women of Norwich Turn ou on Monday early. The business is t Y elect Ricketts.-adv.
 ' As far as Sunday dancing and simila E. smusements at Ocean Beach are concern A ed, 1t is believed certain that the Nev London common council will not sanctio
 Sunday dancing.
 The Noank baseball team has s, .. cured S15O by subscription paper ell n culated through the village It is the 1T s ss tention of team to play opening gam - June 10, their opponents being u s Swifts of New London.
 The Child Welfare club of Somer ,Id vile, was entertained last Thursday a
 ternoon in the home of Mrs. William ] .5 Sunderland. Miss Dorothy Buckley
 Storrs, gave an interesting and instru
 tiv etalk on child health. - Citizenship demands action Voting
 the action demanded Monday. Elect u
 ticket. headed by Ricketts.-adv. le' The village of Mystic, which has be- nd in torn-up condition for weeks, du li- ing the building of the new bridge al
 the laying of cement sidewalks, is gra lie, ually getting back to normalcy, in a on, vance of the summer season. ur There Is very little coal movir . What is on the New Haven road is b
 ing loaded into cars at Belle dock al
 other ports. The manufacturers
 southern Connecticut are receiving
 good supply daily fro mthese points.
 Even if it snows on Monday, do yo
 duty at the polls If it rains. votn; if
 pours vote; and let your vote count
 Ricketts-adv.
 The summer railroad stations,
 South Lyme and Crescent Beach we
 opened Saturday. Those at Sou
 View and Grove Beach will be open June IS. Sachem's Head, Millstone a A Saybrook Point will be closed this st son.
 At the seasons opening of Staffe V Golf club Saturday. the hostesses V
 be the executive committee Mrs. F. r Potten, Mrs. c. H. Moore, Mrs. R. AA Smith, Mrs. L. c. Luce, Mrs. Raymo Park. Mrs. H. B. Pinney and Mrs. d C. DeBorde.
 Where can you find better list l- leaders than those on the republic
 ticket, headed by Ricketts? Nowhe
 Vote for it.-adv.
 The current White Ribbon Banner l z the memorial In Norwich, suddenly, 1 )T win Francis Kent. 72. the only brotl
 of the editor of the Banner. He ne
 knowingly did an unkind act to
 one, but was always glad to help tn
 who were in trouble.
 The United States civil service e
 mission has given notice that the animation for druggist in the Un; States Veterans Hospital Kingsbr - Road and Sedgwick avenue the Bro
 will be held June 5. The appointee
 receive s100 month and quarters, g
 sistence and laundry.
 Steamer Sonoma, on which \ { Thomas B. Trumbul of Norwich, he a passenger on the nineteen d; trip from San Francisco to Australia
 the mail steamer for Hawaii. Sam | Islands, Australia and New Zealand :; so carries parcel post mails for 4
 tralia and Samoan Islands.
 Cast your vote Monday Pull the