Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-12
vARlous MATTERS

Refrig geratots. awnings and hammocks are in denard. This week there are ss patients at Backus hospital
 The sale Of flags and bunting increases as Flag day draws near.
 St. Barnabas was commemofated in the | church calendar Sunday.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.51 o'clock | (standard tirne) this evening. Fields are white with. daisies and no farmer objects to having these picked. Certain churches aniiounce that they will note Fathers day Sunday, June IS. l Laurel is in bloom cn the iiiilsides in Montville and is ihustally pink this sea- son. A thermometer which registered s2 de- grees Friday showed a drop to 66 degrees | Sunday morning.
 The New London t4orticuitura1 society plans a public rose show Thursday after noon and evening.
 A number Of Noank young people are | plahniflE to go to Iedyard the 2sth to ] attend strawberry festival
 During Sunday afternoon Miss Lillian M Cross was in charge of the reading room of the Otis library. There were 55 1 visitors,
 list of new books recently received at the Bin Memorial library, Groton. has been gIver out by Miss Abbie M. Clark, librarian.
 Every variety of weather was dealt out during Sunday but the marked drop in temperature was So agreeable that nobody complained.
 A Hartford Sunday paper wrote up Lemuel Osgood Fielding son of Lemuel Miller Fielding of Norwich, as one of the leading athletes of the Atlantic fleet.
 This Monday evening the c. L. class of Trinity Methodist church Is to meet with Mrs. Christopher G. Allen of Church street The roll call will be Lowell.
 New London's new. building code con tains a clause providing that not more than $500 can be expended in any one year for repairs on any structure over 75 years old.
 Following is the May report of the Phoebe G-'f1n library in the town of Lyme: Circulation of books, s01; South Lyme branch P; reading room attend ahce. 25o.
 ) The Sodalitas of the United Congrega- } tioral church plans to hold the annual l picnic at the home of Mrs. Joseph A. French, 112 Orchard street, this (Mon- day) evening.
 Rev. H. c. Johnson, rector Of St. John Episcopal church at East Lyme, will be- gin a series of confirmation lectures at : the chapel Wednesday next at D. m., ; standard tine.
 j. Trolley crews on the doub1e-step open Il cars are obliged to change the steps twice 2 between Taftville and New London-a l AA. A-a Ut. j. hazel rnill Uncasville. e About 75o teachers from this state are y expected to attend the National Educa. t. ton association conference in Boston the first week in July. The sessions will bs held in Mechanics hall.
 Thirty enginemen on the Shore Lin, 5, division of the New Haven road, of 6( :, recently laid off, were recalled Saturday !. to handle trains put on when the summer 'f schedule went into effect Sunday.
 Sunday at the Central Baptist churcf at S.30 D. m. the B. Y. P. U. held com bined meeting in Bushnell chapel. Topic < Team Work-Heips and Hindrances .f Leaders, Douglas Hunt and Charlei e Sage.
 The United States civil service comn1is ?; sion announces an examination for junio ic agricultural economist (faCm manage rnent and economics) department of agri culture, at $1, 800 to s2,4OO a year, to b " held on July 5.
 ( AS variation, of the black and whit combination which has been seen So mucl
 in millinery in the last several seasons
 attractive hats are being offered by loca
 rnilliners in which black and silver ar
 the dominant color notes.
 By order of the interstate comrnere
 commission, a hearing will be held at th
 capitol June 20 at 11.S0 a. m. on tn
 petition of the New Haven road to aban
 don stretch of track between Saybrool
 Junction and Saybrook Point
 Capt. Charles H. Allen of Rockville
 who has been appointed Holland count.
 representative of the citizens miiNar,
 training camp at Camp Devens durin
 August, has announced, that only thre
 applications have been filed with him.
 All employees of the United States in
 ternal revenue bureau in Connecticut un
 der tie direction of Collector Robert C Eatonywill have an outing at Momauguir
 Cosy Beach, East Haven, Saturday, Jun
 24 It Is expected that $50 to 400 wi
 attend
 One of the most constant and generou
 benefactocs of Backus hospital. Mir
 Charles L. Hubbard, who has been ser
 ously Ill with pneumonia at her daugt = ter's home in New Haven, is still in be, although her condition is very ericouras ' ing and her recovery is assured ! The directors of the Connecticut stat | Teachers association met Friday at tt \ capital to discuss plans for the annu;
 fall meetings to De he'd Oct 27 in fot ! cities. Hartford, New Haven. Bridgepe
 and New London are the places wfere Il
 sessions will be held simultaneously. | A very effeeIve number in the mus J cal programme at Park Congregation; = church Sunday was the duet for col
 tralto and bass, The Peace of Go
 Gounod .givsn with fine blending of vol
 es, by Mrs. E. A. Harris and William .
 Lund
 Norwich friends hear that the U.
 Caesar arrived at Honolulu about 12 da a. ago from the Samoan Islands after pa
 sage of IA days. She left the big can e March 23. After a stay at Honolulu $ D. may visit, the Philippine islands Jam = Pedace of Norwich is a member of t
 crew. The vessel has covered about 7,5 If miles since she left Norfolk
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