Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.4o o'clock this evening.
 Watch for the opening of Happyland Park-adv.
 The strawberry festival season will begin soon in suburban granges.= As calendar day for June Friday pro- vleed weather winch could not be sur rassed.
 The reduction in the price of milk at. Moosup to 10 cents is very acceptable to consumers.
 The vines or Broadway church have grown rapidly this month and are fast climbing toward the caves. The government Is making a second attempt to sell the abandoned Noank l lighthouse on Morgan's Point. Look over the Suburban Day specials at The Lee & osgood Co.-adv. l Rosebushcs about town are well bud ded and 1t looks as though there might be a few blossoms for Memorial Day. During Thursday the Salvation Army began drive in Moosup for $500, the object being to help in the home service work.
 Upon commanding site ct storrs, Connecticut, 1t Is proposed to erect g s150,oo0 community church and parish house.
 A Plainfield lad, Master Sidney Gard ner, Is the owner of a baby woodchlolS | of tender age, which he hopes to tame for a pet,
 Porsies 12c a b.. 10 pounds for dol- lar. Church Bros,-adv. When the Connecticut State Fedora ton of Music clubs held it's annual meeting at Hotel Stratfield at Fridge port Thursday about 100 attended.
 Several eas.eru Connecticut members nf Danbury Norma; school aiumnae arf to attend thA annual reunion of the aiumnae being held in Danhury over tue weekend.
 Pint vacuum bottle soc. Suburban Day. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv
 The walks are laid and decorative ever | greens have been planted in beds and border at the handsome colonial resi- dence being completed for John F. Reg CTS, on Washington street.
 Palestine Commandery, No. 6, Knights Templar, of New London, is to go t Westerly May 31, to work the degree o the order of the temple in the asylum of Narragansett Commandery. From somers, Rev. J. s. Curtis, Dea cen F. P Russell, Benjamin A. Gage and Ernest S. Fuller attended the Tol land County Association of Churches ant Ministers in South Coventry Wednesday
 Norwich friends received word Fri day that Miss Ray M Briggs, a forme resident. was recovering at an Attic boro, Mass, hospital, f.llowing an ope
 dt.on for the removal of affected ton
 sis
 Suburban Day only, 4 powder puffs fo
 25c The Lee g. OsgOod Co.-hdv,
 Ellington. school children are bus
 preparing for the annual field Gay, whie
 will be June 2. June F is the tenta
 tive uate set for the graduation ezer
 cises. It is also planned to hold reeeF
 ton this year.
 The Noank FIremen's Memorial da Is to be observed Sunday. at 3 o'cloel
 daylight time. The Noank band wi Head the procession to the Valley ceInt
 tsry, where the graves of the departe
 firelnen will be decorated.
 A Wass Aat6p society it- is .o tn
 ,~."' at .Iu Nj eses Mln'2o.A4ry E D pass sev-Il' V,'kf at New LC 'oG Wit = White. w.d5w ;. the chief just.se. b. " ', foro going to Bar aarbol. - Two pounds moth balls for 25c, sut = urban day. The Lee & Osgood Co.-ad' l. The twenty-sAth meeting # the co: e necticut s-ss-s ion of w n- .IIl Id will be t~ oiby Thu4s,!. v :r'da
 and Sa:u;4sy Jun@ 1, Z tn' TT ss Wom. ao 1T Derby. 4.is7 Ia I. Shelton s.I 'n, etain at 'iAs oe. $ Business conditions in Connecticr 'r have shown decided improvement du L. ing the last month although in near E. every other state in the east exec Massachusetts conditions are pract:ci "a y the same as for the past six months n' Memorial Day is to be observed "a Hampton as Community Day to beg 1 at 9.S0 with a flag raising and saiut
 This will be followed by a parade al
 later by band music, speakers al
 sports by and for the children, supp
 in Grange hall and dance. ic Don't miss the rurnmage snie at c. w Pendleton's store today. 45 Broadway. of adv.
 st The United States civil sArvic4 col in n,,ssIon announces an examination a SHne 21 for aso.stant marketing speci; he ist (cost of marketing inve5tigati J
 male or female, agc 25 to 45, for ,fca
 cles in the bureau of markets and CT slt estimates, department of agrt .,1.+ I-e, er tntr4Lce salaries ranging from $2,1r0 of sS.000 yeAl,
 oe The evening shades featured in i M Mns stores, show the present Oriental a oA Russian influence, An1 Include red b.
 and orange hues. New types of tan ne cescriptively called mSff.n, toast and { IF fin. Fright greens, ca;lsd Killarney g sl- Erin indicate the influence of polit In on the color scheme.
 More heavy Holsters as usual, the sal
 kind of strictly fresh fish ct Powers Br
 new location, T7 Franklin st.-adv. as
 " WILL SAY FIRST MASS