Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-08
A Bulletin For Sale
 Advertisement Win Sen ll

Irene Eadeau: The chnd and the pM Dove. Esfeile Bryz-t: Apple Bi1rorr Jennie Wolfe. Bird Trades. Frnroe1 Kolbugs; If Ever I See, Wfioidn Ea-
 Ksnonsid Bird Song. Helen 1zznnho.
 Grade VI s. Y. Johnson and fabeffr L. Scott. teachers; sonFs. WanderinE, and The Panfy. by girls: Reading q
 Arbor Day Proclamation by Arthur Shea: The Apple Blossorns. Nzrrarel
 Pordzn; The Robin. venBra Karrui Thf First Arbor Day, Christine Earrhailf
 Spare the Tree. four boys. stepher
 yanchu. John zagarensid. John Walsh
 Eddie spocyzizs; Salute to fhs Birds
 Annie Williams; crunbr to ths Bir6a
 Doris Coutue: What Do We Piar1
 When We Plant Tree. Fred Lafa~s:
 song. Return of the Birds. school. Thf
 Elm Tree. Helen 3LaldryEa; Discontcnt
 Emily Mss: The Boy and the Bird
 Mary Konensld; recitation. four rirh
 and boys; recitation. O Man. Mary so-
 lsnensidi; The Lilacs. Mildred Sweet
 The First Buds. Josephins Karrui: e1er-
 else, Protection Of Birds. by Hheoto-t
 Rail-, James Stafford. Joseph Rianat. Eugene Carroll. song. Today We Pin-f This Tree(. by the school Eunner if
 Comonz. Deienia Lafave; Out i- fhf
 Fields. Rena Bschaud; old oaken Buck et school.
 a. Reading of Proclamation. Theodore Da-
 wis: Message From the State Forerter' Frances Sweet. Ruth Alien Our statf
 Flower, Joseph Skaradowsky; Four Ma 1 tive Birds. four girls A Shasta Legend. Harriet AIcCluggage: Letter from !. R
 Lowell. William Ambot; Twelve Reasorf
 For Preserving Trees. twelve girls: If,
 Robert Glttleman: Songs Of NsT. tc1 girls.
 ] Grade VIII. Nettie Johnsou. tszchsr. Proclamation. John Burda. saiue fo ffe | Tree. Nsleda Boue. When the Swai-
 lows Homeward Fly. by Vaisds Bouie. Doris Carpenter. Victoria Guiiiout and 1 Ellen Faust Talk About Trees. zupf.
 F. H. P. Clement: O Man. Lloyd
 wechsler: The Friendly chippy. Rufh
 BaIlou: Song of May. by elsss The 1 Trail of the Bird. Stanley Kaihos Pro-
 tecting the Birds. Rose crumo.
 The auditory Of st. Mary. church was filled Sunday afternoon when Rt Rev
 John Gregory Murray. tiuiar bi-foD of
 F1abia, assistant to Rt. Rev. John Joreps
 Milan of the diacese Of Hartford. cons
 frmed a class Of 2s7. This class inciud-
 ed 1s4 children and 7s tduits from st
 Mary's and from St. Joseph's rarisk
 of oVluntown. Many from the Protest.
 ant churches churches attended ant were impressed by the historic and ri-- { nifcant ceremonial. Visiting rricrff , were Rev Fathers ". 4. Ke~fe and VI H. Kennedy. Of Greeneviiie. Y. Q. Belle , rose of Taftv:lle. F. P. g. DeTSureau'r of Occum. William T. o'Brien of Rai tic Ludovlc Pa-adis of Voiuntorn. Rich 7 ard P. Morrissey of Piainheid. Joseph B
 Mccarthy of Moosup. John C. Nathieu o ] WaureEan. The sponsors for the mel 3 were Joseph H Mccarthy. Louis Ccsss = In and Vincent Osga- for tho women. . Mrs. Timothy Driscoii. Mrs. Emma Rlt. r chic and Mrs Francis Koihus. Tif Q singing of Holy God We Pr1i-s Thf Name and The Divine Praises. were af e Inspiration 10 the nearly rlou-ani re, e pie present.
 s After two days of much needed rsf. :, the warmer. clearing weather of Eatur. l. day did much to enhance ff-c rzfrral ], beauty of Jewett City's position on fhf l map. Foliage. blossoms and the open- :; ing buds Of spring never seemed quite ~
 attractive. Apple pear and peach trecf A all about this section are mass ci fragrant bloom. Saturday atiernc0r s, many did the first lawn moving ca fht new green areas around their homes !; The Worlds Standard shows puIisd up stakes some time during Saturday '- night Sunday morning all that was isff
 was a couple ot bones and a hank ci y leftover radio mezsagcr- A talk wIfr l- the manager eiicited ~she iufornatio- D. that the whole show had played l'rins a game since cold weather and a two taTr lk easterly storm put the show rrorrif e, pretty well under water. Several cf trs
 attractions with two and four icr- of ?; more. wound up with sore thrczts. .o1s | old timer better posted thar fh- re-'. 2. was looking 'rorlnd for a siice cf -ait i; pc-jz which he said he vas going fo h'1d g on where "Erminetruds suspend. her laV- d alliere."
 when the schools of the town Of Gria. s' wold open for the next fan term. meth. lA cd of procedure and Infringement VII
 have been inzuEuraied never known in Grlswold. By a vote of the town iasf October f was decided 10 consolidate ths fourteen school districts. Automatically le at the close of the present school year st the committes in all the districts wfn br of retired The selectmen have held meet B. ing in accordance with the law and have D. decided that there shall be committees 10 of three elected to conduct and manage
 the town schools. Tn due season rpe- [; cIal town meeting v5li be called for that le purpose which win he conducted ir. the r. game manner as annual town elections I'd The matter of deciding ths number t1 '. serve on thls committee is left entlrsly s. to the board of seiectnsn. vho may say Y, that there shall be 3. s. 2. or 17. ail rss- l- lidents Of Griswold. When the caurif d takes place. four names will he put n u- nomination. of these the three with hizh~
 est votes will be elected.
 r: It was learned with pIeasure Sunday l. that Rev. John P. Richardson. pastor oi l the First Congregational church o t, Griswold has reconsidered his intention e y, resign his pssorate. The ea-nert 6oic,- a. tation of many friends. both in fhe r. church and out of #. have caused him t1 D. make this agreeable rezrrangsmeut -u D. his plans.
 l; The flowers at the conrrernherni e, church Sunday were given by Mrs. Mary " Brown of GeorEia in memory Of her sis- ] CTS, Mrs. Grant. Mrs. Stever and Mrs n. Panton.
 of George Davis of New York is v.sittnr g. his parents, Mir. and Mrs Martin Davis. r. His wife has been called to Boston oy e Is serious accident to her sister. l; Sunday evening at the invitation os S. Rev. C. 1T. Andrews. the five lodges of 'l. which he is a member. Mt Vernon lodge. r: No. 75, F. A. M.. Faith Chapter 20. sn s2, O. S.. Reliance Dodge No. 1s. [, re O. O. F., Ruthie Rebekah Lodge No ti CT and Undaunted Lodge. No 5f. R. of P q, attended Mr. Andrews lszt ssrv1ce as L. pastor of the Congregational church. Ths le invocation was offered by Rev. Elisha n, Sawyer, a friend of Mfr. Andrews. ReT, e, n ". Payne led the responsive reading, S. and Rev. W. J. Reynolds of Lisbon read H. the Scripture. The s1bject of the aer-
 mon was The Reality of the Unseen I ne