Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-01
VARIOUS MATTERS

May basket hanging viii begin tonight.
Light vehicle lamps at TIA o'clock this
evening.
This year Mothers day falls on s1n-
day, May II.
shadolow and peach trees have bioomed
within day If two.
The Edward Morris recital Tuesday
evening promises a real treat.-adv.
The best moonlight nights during May
will be from the Sth to the 18th.
The city water wagon laid the dust on
the down tow. streets during Saturday.
st. Philip and St James are commem-
GRATED in the church calendar today, May
list.
The flowers at Trinity Episcopal church
Sunday were provided by Mrs. William H.
Fitch.
Al Trinity Methodist church Sunday the
flowers were in memory Of Mrs. Harriet
Starr.
Fine weather Sunday started aptomo-
bile owners on trips shoreward, or over the
ne whighway to Hartford.
The annual visit of the worthy grand Of
flcers OF the o. E. S. to Amstone, is sched-
uled for tonight, Monday.
At the Home-time in the Community
/ house at $50 Sunday night, Rev. DR.. j. H.
Selden spoke to the young people.
A number of active guinea hens are
caretakers of the poultry on the farm of
Frank L. Lathrop, below Thamesville.
stonington Manor Inn will open for the
season on Wednesday, May 3d.-adv.
The offertory at Park church Sunday
was finely rendered tenor solo 10y Choir
lister Eben Learned, Hawley's Come Unit
Me.
During Sunday afternoon the Otis Ii
brary reading room was in charge of Miss
Ida H. Leffingwell. There were So Wis
itors.
George A. sydleman of Whitaker ave
nue. will observe his 89th birthday today
(Monday) and will receive the congratu-
lations of many friends.
Following sunset like a ball Of fire Sat
| urday the new moon appeared in a cloud
less sky, the beautiful night drawing out
street crowds and motorists.
In a few days the treasury OF the state
will receive check for $S19., 412.27 from
| the federal government, as Connecticutts
| share of the good roads fund.
J. H. Darling, lever operator at Say
brook Junction, has worked as dispatcher
| at the main office of the New Haven di-
/ vision, New Haven, the past week.
This term, in the manual training de-
| partment Of Norwich Free Academy. there
are about 500 pupils, in charge of five
teachers, Frederick H. Cranston SUPER
| visor.
| License your dogs in the town clerks
office now. One dollar extra after May
LIST. Office open till O'Clock this (AIon-
| day. evening.-adY.
The holy communion at Christ church
/ Fa1n aE 1 40 0Rly mill Ia
| special service by the rector, Rev. Rich
ard R, Graham on the inryersary of his
| ordination.
J. C. Taylor, assistant poultry extension
man from Connecticut Agricultural col
| lege, Storrs, will spend this week in Mid
| dlesex county with the Junior poultry
clubs in that section.
| A Hartford Sunday paper had an illus
| trated story of the historic Reynolds man.
sion, 32s We y '''rilt in
1859 and now the 1ussueiscs "a Jdoge
! Mrs .GaruinVI 49,
| 1t is expected that there will be busy
| times among the lobsternen in the Race
this summer, as some of the lobster feet
have already found their warps cut and
either stolen or sunk.
The United States civil service com
| mission announces an examination fol
| contact representatives, men desired. age
81 to So for vacancies in the Veterans
Bureau at $500 to $4,000 year.
Organist Frederic W. Lester gave
pleasure at the United Congregations
church Sunday with two movements from
the Fifth Sonata of Guilmant. Adagit
used as prelude and Allegro as postlude.
The first Of Americas emigrants vii
sail for their new home early in June b!
arrangements of the Palestine Foundation
fund Thereafter from thirty to fort!
American Jews will go to Palestine e1cl
month.
An ornamental wire fence is replacing
the picket fence at the residence of Fred
erick j. Huntington, corner Broadwa,
and Otis street, affording better view 0
the attractive garden and grounds of thi
well kept place.
jewelers. state that earrings are SO far i
advance of everything else at the momen
in the demand for popular-priced Jewel
ry for women that, as in the case Of tn
yacht race in which the America won tn
first International cup, there is no sec
ond."
Preaching at the high mass in s.
Patrick's church Sunday from the day
gospel John 1e.11-16, the parable of tn
Good Shepherd, Rev Myles p. Calvin de
clared that the prediction of the Saviou
: Of zone fold and one Shepherd woul
come to pass if Catholics lived their fat
just, charitable, pure, religious.
,, Rev. Richard R. Graham has been not
fed 10y the Dean that when the annus
presentation of the Lenten offerings {
the church schools of the Episcopal die
cese will take place at Christ church ca
thedral, Hartford. Saturday, May 9Th,
will be at 100 p. M, standard time. Larg
delegations will motor up from the MOI
witch schools.