Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Light vehicle lamps at 7.s5 o'clock this evening.
 A number of Norwich cottage owners spent the weekend inspecting their shore property.
 The bishop of the diocese has licensed Is. Hussey need of Trinity Episcopal church as 9 lay reader.
 SnowbaIls are just coming into bloom. but swamp apple blossoms will be all me before Memorial Day.
 With the mercury at ss degrees Sun day afternoon theIe could b. no doubt that summer is CT the way
 Four large double truck summer cars were placed on the Ocean Beach route Saturday by the Connecticut company.
 During Sunday afternoon the reading room of the Otis Library was in charge of Miss Magic I. Stamm. The visitors numbered 6e.
 Thirty from Vernon grange attended the meeting of Coventry grange Thurs day and presented an interesting nusl- cal and literary program.
 Shoppers looking about in the local stores Saturday were surprised at the attractive prices at which Oriental rugs are being offered this spring.
 Say 1t with Topples" is the slogan which will be used by state members of the American Legion and the Woman's s Auxiliary during Poppy Week.
 The Waterbury branch of the Connec- ticut Agricultural College Alumni asso- citation met at the week end at the home. of Mark Bishop of East Cheshire.
 State Automobile Commissioner Rob- bins B. Stoeckel has accepted an invi- tation to address the New London Ro- tary Club Thursday noon, June l.
 Local members have been notified that the grand council convention of the United Commercial Travellers of Amer ica is to be held in Springfield. Mass, June 7-1o.
 Rockville Is cheered by the announce ment by the Hockanum Mills Co. that the company will soon operate the Dan lcls mill. This mill has been closed for some time.
 There was complaint that during a rummage sale I Norwich for the 5ene- fit of Mt. Holyoke college Saturday some dishonest person got away with two suits, one 9t which cost sI00 wien new.
 The offertory at Park church Sunday made a very favorable impression and was John Vests The Eyes of the Lord tAAS ON6F lll6 d IeC6All SOIli- 1 position given very smoothly by the quartette
 Mrs. Gertrude Westervelt, of the Wo- mans Relief Corps, will have general supervision of the packing of the gar ments to be collected throughout the ] state on Near East Relief Bundle Day ] hich is to be held this week. In the Crescent street grounds at the l residence of Dr. William Tyler Browne of Broadway passersIby are ,admiriug i three burr rose trees, the flowers like l apple blossoms. These handsome trees are familiar to visitors in Washington.
 Receipts from the Groton ferry stil l runs behind. The city manager of New London said last week that the esti mated income from the ferry this year l will be s52,000, 'fbut we expect to pay 1 out $54,000 to keep 1t going he added Sunday evening at the Central Baptis church the B. Y. P. U. hymn singins was led by Chorister c. D. Geer. Topic 1 What B. Y. P. U. Does For Me. Lead CT for seniors, G. Reginald Ashley leader for intermediates, Kenneth Ar l hold.
 At the last session of stoningtol | lodge, No 26, l. o. O. F., of Mystic committee was appointed to make ar engagements. TOT MeInOTldl SuHudy June and comprises Theodore Anderson chairman. and the noble grand and vic grand.
 Some of the Sons of Veterans ant members of the Womans Relief Corp from Rockville will go to Holland Sun day, May 2S, to take part in the memor ial services, and decorate the graves 0 the soldiers in the Sl1ungamnag, Soutl | and North cemeteries.
 Former No. wica residents, Cartail and Mrs. Addy. now of the Meridel corps of the Salvation Army announc that Meriden's quota in the campaig , for funds to carry on the work for tn year is $2.50O and that the campaig will be held from May 24 to 31. There was a bad forest fire in Can dlewood hill, Flanders district, recently |, AS the woods are infested with re snakes with an occasional rattler, resi dents of Center Groton believe that the were driven into the woods there an
 will be on the lookout for the wrigglerl
 The United States civil service com
 mission announces an exam nation o June g, for druggist, male or 1emalt of reasonable age, for vacancy in tn . United States Veterans Hospital No. &
 Kingsbridge Road and Sedgwick avenui
 Bronx, at s100 a month and quarter : subsistence and laundry.