Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-15
VARIOUS MATTERS
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this evening.
A family of gypsies is camping just
beyond the Union cemetery at Moo
1 sup.
Local florists made big sales OF
white and pink carnations for Mothers
Day
Visitors to Groton Saturday found
a Salvation Army tag day in progress
there.
The Mayf1ower Band of the Central
church has discontinued meetings un-
til fall
During Sunday afternoon Miss Har-
riet @. Cross was in charge of the
lOtis library reading room.
Taxes will be collected today at the
store of Carlton P. Ravens, Norwich
| Town, from IL g. m. to l p. M
adv
The flowers On the altar table at
Trinity Methodist church Sunday were
furnished by the Loyalty class in hon
or of mothers.
The handsome pink dogwood tree in
the grounds at the home of Miss Alice
W. CogsweH, on Lincoln avenue Is
covered with blossoms.
This week Wednesday and Thurs
/ day meetings of the silk and dress
goods buyers of the Dry Goods Alli-
ance will take place in. New York.
The new owners of the former Ben
dett property at Mohegan have rem
ovated, improved and painted the two
houses, which are now in attractive
shape for the season.
At the Sterling Hill Baptist church
Mothers Day, the pastor, Rev. G. s.
Nightingale spoke on the subject, The
Present Day Menace to the Highest
Type of Motherhood
Delegates from Eastern Connecticut
Episcopal churches will attend the dio-
cesar convention to be held Tues
day and Wednesday at Christ church
cathedral in Hartford.
Six automobiles went from Coventry
to Hillstown Thursday evening where
the motorists visited Hillstown grange
and presented the program with the
help Of Vernon grange.
Rockville High school will be repre-
scented by sixteen of its pupils, six
seniors and ten juniors, in the eniy
Morgenthau prize Grafton and essay
! contest on the Near East.
Mrs. Mary Lawless who has returned
ed from Newport to the home Of her
: son Thomas in AlmyvilleS recently
the removal of cataract.
The coming Saturday the Camp Fire
Girls and Boy Scouts of the United
church are to have a picnic at Fort
Shantoc, with Arthur l. Peale as
guide, going by special car.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank E. Tracy, whc
+ have been spending the winter witt
6 their daughter in Kansas City, Mo.
have opened their Pine Grove, Nj,
I | antic cottage for the season.
e DIR. Flavel S. Luther, native o.
\ Brooklyn, Conn, president emeritus q
Trinity College, has been eleetett
: president of the newly organized Uni.
: versity Club of Pasadena, Cal
: At a recent town meeting in Plain
field the sum of $175,000 was appro.
priated for the purpose of procuring
land, erecting and equipping a higf
school building in Central Village.
Miss Carrie M. Greene of PlainfieId
who was in Wil1imantic to attend tn,
I anniversary celebration of the Stat,
Normal school, was one of sixteer
5 present from the first graduating class
Mrs. Frank Post of Mystic enter.
\ tained last week at a party in honor
! of Mrs. Hester Prentice who has beer
: visiting in Mystic over a year and i.
soon to leave for her home in Cali
fornia.
The very pleasing offertory solo a
5 st. Patrick's high mass Sunday wa;
Panaska's o. Salutaris, sung in fine.
!. ly modulated voice by Miss Loretts
! Belleheur, pupil of Miss Helen La.
Q throp Perkins.
d From the pulpit of st. Patriek'I
$. church Sunday at the three masses
Il the congregation was urged to do
o nate as literally as possible toward
the Near East Bundle day, Frida,
and Saturday next.
The South Manchester News saws
e Members of the Manchester CITY elul
n are preparing for a trip to Contra
village next Thursday night wher,
: they will be the guests of Labal
Adams, formerly Of this place.
A glance at local milliners' window
shows that sailors are once more com
ing to the fore, due principally to tn,
d widespread vogue for sports wear
O They differ bit from the usual typ,
d OF sailor however, in that they rnush
q room a little.
r, The Mems club of Trinity Episcopa
d church has invited parishioners to at
% tended open meeting Thursday evenin,
1, when an Illustrated lecture on tuber
y culosis is to be given by DR.. Hugh E
h Campbell, superintendent of Norwich
n state sanatorium
= Sunday morning at Park church
Lucas anthem, For 10! the Winter i
Past, provided an inspiring tenor sol
for Chorister Eben Learned. In tn
orertory, My Jesus as Thou Wilt, b
4 Rousseau, the solo portions were we
= carried by Mrs. E. A. Harris.
!" The United States civil service com
g mission has announced that an exam
: NATION has been ordered for assist
d. ant market milk specialist, at fror
: SL5OO to 1880 year in the Anima
" Industry Bureau. The subjects an
weights will beir Education, 40: nl1b
e LEGATION or thesis 20; experience 40.
: Officers of Sphinx Temple, Mobiles q
;. the Mystic Shrine, have received froY
D Secretary Forrest Adair of the boar
OF trustees Of the Shriners' Hospital
Tor Crippled Children information tina
within a few months funds will h
available to add to the number Of slic
hospitals, five, already in course {
construction.