Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps aE {.o2 q CLOCK tl1As. evening.
 At Attawausan. Edward Mason has finished work in the min and has come to Norwich to work.
 Miss Helen Maxson of Waterfard has been the guest of Mfr. and Mrs. Earl Bur dick of Ashaway, R.
 Noted psychic Bfzs. Bradley at spirituaf Academy Sunday and Monday adv.
 Miss Taylor from Hartford is the nurse for the town of Sterling. emploXtd by the United States Finishing cornpaay
 A Norwich man, David k Kinney is at Lords Point, making imprp xenaents to the Chapman cottage on LangsForst.y avenue.
 Tomorrow is Rogatfon sunday for centuries in the Catholic church day of prayer for Gods blessing on the grow ing crops
 The Stafford Press notes fiiat Mrs- C' N. champlain formerly of Tssrwinp, < now in Springfield with her dhughter Mrs Harold Wopdmansee.
 Mrs. ". s. Robnson of New York ay, rived In Old Lyme and will spend ths summer with Miss Florence tsriswold Artist Robinson arrived last week.
 CoDnecticut branches have bscn repre- sentedl in New York where slie Interra, tfonal Sunshine society has pean holding it's twenty sixth annual convention. Full fine alIlkine crochet and Aembroid i-erv cotton. WomanR Exchange ady.. Deputy Inspector Harry Brener 0 Hillstown Grange visited and inspectes Tolland grange Tuesday evening { number of visitors from other grangel were present.
 A. H. Guild of the Manufacturers: Alp praisai Bureau of Philadelphia. arrivel | in New London this week to begin syz tematic reappraisal of all realty on tn so-called somers plan
 Mir. and Mrs. Charles Lawrcncs C West Stafford have announced f<hs CT gagement of their daughter, Jean L., t Joseph De MarchIs son of Mir and Ms s James DeMarcni of Willimartic-
 In Social hall at South WiIliuEten, ol Friday evening, under the auspices . i the Willingtbn alumni, Mss Clara Hal gave public talk with stereop. 'coi views bn her recent travels in Eur ooe.
 William H. Bresnehan of tlsa Eastesid nominated for the office of city sherii at the democratic caucus has withdraw his name because he is at tha submarfn base, under the civil service commission
 Heavy northern lobstera will boil ou solid. Fine fancy king fish and porgiel at Powers Bros adv.
 Capt andS Mrs Calvin Rashbdn ar moving from Fishers Island, where the I have lived for many years. to the bosr of their daughter Mrs Myron ]. e,hestei | bun has been In poor health Tor lon time.
 David Black, designer 1t the Farns worth woolen mill is to leave Central VI lage for Providence where he goes { the Geneva mills. He has been living ] Wauregan while he was employed 2 Central Village.
 Miss Mary F Blanchard of DayvilI entertained recently her sister, Mrs. Caa Vincent of Groton., Saturday they q tended the 55th wedding anniversary their uncle and aunt. Mir. sni Mrs. Henr O. Preston at Putnam
 Jewellers state that the. return of cal rings to general vogue has drought wit 1t a demand for drops in a4uaniarine onyx and crystal ranging in lcngi from one-half 10 two inches. There is a SO a good call for garnets for sarFir purposes. Thomas Harmon's steara saw nlill h; been moved from the Judge T II. Red ] lot <to the Ansen Reed lot. at tsnie which " F Maine and Son recently pul chased The saving has been postpone week to give the help chance to { their planting.
 George W Brown, formerly assistal
 superintendent at the Noank state lo 1 ster hatchery, the doors of which a 5 closed, as there are no funds to pay u
 Iobsterhen until 1928. has secured q = ployment with al buying and selling age
 cy for Fulton Market.
 A special town meeting is called f .. next week to see if the town of plainae Twin appoint a committee to procure ne
 essary land for and contract for the ere 7 l'tien and equipment of a proper hiI
 school building at Central Village vot
 at aFecent town meeting.
 The United States civil service cor ! mission announces an examination Jn si 21 for assistant In date scale eradieatiq - either sex, age IS to 45, for yacanei i In the Federal Horticultural BeASd, 2 l partment of Agriculture, for duty in [
 field, at s1.20o tos ss1s s5eo q year. Jf 4 B4llouviIle correspondent write
 Clovis Parker was iu Norwich carly
 the week with Eli Bousquet and fam
 to visit<h6r BousQuet at he saRatoriu
 Mrs. Bousuu6t's sister, Mrs. Gibson
 Putnam was also In the party, visiti
 Mir. Gibsons who Is critically i'll there.