Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

The length Of the day has increased
over five and one-hah hours.
Men have been at work for the past
week painting the church at Quaker HILL
Copper beeches in grounds about the
city are unusually full and handsome
this spring.
Tickets for womens banquet Central
Baptist church are all sold.-adv.
Ernest chamberIin has moved his fam
ily from South Wildham to Pleasure Hill,
North Franklin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert W. Gray OF
Hartford spent the week end at their
summer home at Weekapaug.
Frank Preston and Miss Eleanor S1Gnp-
son were married in East Haddam last
Saturday by Rev. George Alcot.
After solitary peal Of thunder Mon
| day afternoon there were several brief
showers which wet up the dry gardens.
A Norwich motor party to camp in
| northwestern Massachusetts Sunday told
Of running into several patches Of snow.
St James lodge, No. %, F. and A. M,
works the first degree at Masonic temple
tonight AZ 7.30. daylight saving time
adv.
One Of the McGregor boys Of sNoank
| caught a small halibut in his otter trawl
| Saturday, something unheard OF in that
section.
James Bathgate Of Flanders has IN
stalled a radio outfit in his residence and
his friends are enjoying the concerts
every evening.
Leonard J. Selden Of Haddam Neck In
spected the grange at Old Lyme at the
| week end. He was accompanied by 2
group OF local members.
The Moosup Thursday club is to meet
with Mrs. D! C. Parker this week, wher
the readers will be Mrs. Charles Brage
and Mrs. A K. Briggs.
Regular meeting, Mercier Assembly
No. ~, c. L. of c., tonight at 7.3t
sharp, daylight.-adv.
It is mentioned at Moodus that Mrs
c. E. Emmons, who has been visiting he
daughters in Westerly. r. l., for a few
weeks. has returned home.
At Lords Point. Floyd LaPierre o
Hartford rs about to commence work o.
q garage for DR.. Arnaud j. LaPierre o
Norwich in the rear Of his lot on Quar-,
path.
sixty-Ssven petitions for pardon hav
been fled by prisoners at Wethersfiel'
with the clerk of the board Of pardona
which holds dts June meeting early mex
month.
Delegates from here will attend tn
conference Of Kings Daughters circle
Of ToHand, Windham and New Londol
counties to be held in Wdllimantic toda,
tuesday.
At Colchester High school, the z. S
Day cup went to the freshmen and JUNO
debaters. who were Rachel Slopa1
freshman Cecily Smith and Adele Slc
pax. juniors.
Miss Esther Olson, for many years
: resident of Hamburg, sailed last week o
the s. s. Frederick VIII for Sweden
where she expects to spend the summe
! with relatives.
A swarm Of bees emerged Saturday a
the apiary Of Charles ]. Norris on Mos
street. Westerly. Last year the bee
| swarmed on the 10th Of the month, tire
J days earlier than this year.
/ A meeting of the W. o. W. was he'll
/ at Amston last week at the home Of A
1 Blume. and Robert Schuyler was made
Z chopper" After the meeting Mrs. Blum
!. served salad, sandwiches. cake and col
fee.
: The United states civil service cornmi,
. sion has ordered an examination for Jun
for domestic science teacher India
service, at from $3.50 to $40 year, wit
l
at cost.
n The Library club OF Plainfeld publ
h library, whLh Is in reality story hot
u for little girls between the ages Of an
= T. meets every Tuesday afternoon at
h the willow room which opens of Il
n library.
= No less than $50 corporations IN Coz
Il necticut have failed to file their annu
"a statements with the secretary Of stat
j. and under the law those in the state mu
t pay s25, while those outside the sta
ID must pay 800.
s Among the $1,0oo,o0o worth Of pain
* ings damaged Sunday by a fire at Il
~ Macbeth galleries. New York, were ca,
vases by Charles H Davis Of Mystic al
~ ]. H. Twachtman. a former Norwich A
~ school lecturer. worth upwards Of $3.50
~ each.
Miss Anna Millson, because Of aAtai
Ing the highest marking in her studies
Williams Memorial institute, New Lo
d. don. has been announced by Princip
To- Colin s. Buell. as valedictoriap of t
Az class Of 1922. Miss Marion Utley W
r. second in honors.
'y An influx Of naval men to rema
II throughout the summer has made a q
mand upon New London real estate m
for large number Of furnished apa,
- ments. One hundred furnished apa,
: ments are wanted Immediately. Most
the naval men will come to New Lond
with the submarine hotilla.
The Federated Textile union Of Anne
ca is to hold its convention in New Yo
Aug 8, and 5, it was announced Nc
day by John P. O'Connell, chairman
the executive board. The meeting v
:, mark the anniversary Of the first eff
ul toward the consolidation Of all text
OF workers into one organization
,se Accommodations for 400 addition
ir, spectators at future athletic contests
W. Gardner Dow field and the armory CO.
his at Connecticut Agricultural collie
2 Storrs, were provided when ten sectiC
nd Of four-tier portable bleachers were
ist Gently ordered. They will be used
sal basketball games next winter.