Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-04
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light Veh1cle lamps at us clock this
evening.
\ warm Gay like Wednesday starts up
the sale of vegetable plants.
Residents of Poquetanuck are finding
violets and bluets in the fields.
A Woodstock man. G. F. Colard has
$50 S-year old white-face steers.
Stores are having a lively call for May
baskets Some Of which are unusually
elaborate this year.
News items Of every character sent to
The Rriietin VIII not be Used unless
signed by the sender.
Addh CTS to the supplies If s9ring veg
eatables and fruit are being made right
along in the local stores.
The total enrolment in Rockville schools
is 1S45 and of this number only 1853
have been vaccinated, but twenty per
cent.
At Ellington, ]. T. Mcknight of Maple
street has purchased the place owned for
many years by Mrs. Julia Kibbe, of
Rockville.
New London paper note that Mr.. and
Mrs George s. Palmer and daughter,
Neva. have returned from a months stay
in New York.
Mrs. Luella B. Delano and son Brad
way and Armand Berthiapme of Putnam
were at the Delano bungalo at Lord S
Point recently.
Rev. George H. WEIGH viii; preach for
two more Sundays at the Church of the
Good Shepherd before leaving for his
new pastorate.
Connecticut river shad, Holsters and a
big variety of fresh fish this week. No
cold storage. Broadway Fish Mkt, 40
| Broadway. adv.
Plainfleld high school faculty has invited
the public to inspect the regular work OF
the school today Thursday from S45 a
m. to 245 70. m.
Miss Eleanor Fish has returned tC
/ Mystic rfter several months stay in Cal
! ifornia and has opened her house on Eas:
Main street there
The womAn's Auxiliary Of Trinity Epis-
copal church has voted to give five dol
lars to the library fund of ST. PauFs col
| lege, Tokyo, Japan.
Maccabee whist, tonight, American Lee
| gion rooms.--adv.
Teachers in a number of schools have
cautioned their pupils tc do nothing u
able to start grass or woodland fires, il
this dangerous time.
William A Slater, formerly of Norwich
| gave a farewell luncheon at the Ritz
| Carlton recently before sailing on thu
Olympic for Europe.
When the Moosup Thursday club will
meet with Mrs DIN Potter today tn
readers will be Mrs. w. W. Adams ant
Mrs. A. Dion Bitgood.
Reports from those Of the Noank fisher
men who are making Long Island port
their headquarters show that they are do
ing well at scallap fishing.
Local display windows are filled witt
the newest and most attractive of sprini
goods and at prices which show market
drop even since last spring.
Miss Gladys Stratton of the Count,
Farm Bureau is to meet North Stoningtol
women interested in chair Gaming in tn
congregational yestry Friday.
The weave shop at the Central Wors
ted min at Central Village has been run
ming from 7 o'clock until o'clock on &C
count OF rush order for cloth.
Canterbury correspondent melton
that Mrs. Addie Waldo returned recent
ly after a few weeks visit at the home O
her brother Byron Peck IN Norwich.
The pastor Of the United Congregation
al church. Rev. Alexander H. Abbott ha
returned from Atlantic City and will lea
the mid-week meeting at the church
george X. f1eTflDSLedQ was erected WdFQ
en- o fthe borough of Groton Monla,
when the flral count was made. He wo
by ~ votes. being the candidate Of tn
Citizens party.
Grand Army friends learn that War
rem Lee Goss, now Of Rutherford, N j
has completed another book which h
considers the best war story he ever wrote
at Sc he is as busy as a bee.
Ten members of Comfort circle Of tn
Kings Daughters, Mrs. Stanton "
Brown, leader. met "Wednesday afternoo
with Miss Mary Backus. Of Otis street
continuing sewing for the United Worker;
Fifteen members OF the graduatin
class CT Buikeley school New Londol
numbering Il, will go to college and II wi
go into business, according to canvas
r made fthe class by the school author
tiles.
The Telephone Bulletin lists in tn
award OF service buttons recently CARR
w. Gardiner, Moosup, Is years, Ernest ]
Howell, Mystic, 10, Harry r. Vail, Maj
garet c. Conner, New London and A
bert Wilson, Rockville, 5.
At present there are fifteen in the house
hold at the Sheltering Arms, in charge 9
the matron. Mrs. Bessie W. Becl1witl
One Of the Oldest members. Mrs. Name
| stevens, W, left fortnight ago TO max
her home with her son in Boston.
C. NJ Gates. Mystic, brought to I'll
store Of G r Hampstead and Son
Groton q trout which weighed exactl
two pounds submitted in competition 70
IS in gold offered by the Hampstead COZ
Germ to the person who brings IN tn
largest trout.
The Textile Color Association has bee
invited by the Fabricated Production De
partment cf the chamber of commerce
the United States to prepare an exhibit o
color Standardization for the annual meet
irg of the chamber to be held at Washing
Ton May Is to IS.
7 The papers in Connecticut and elst
where quote and re-quote the recer
statemen tot DR.. Franklin S. Wilcox, SUI
erintenden of the Norwich state hos2it;
that whereas in 1915 there were sixt,
nine inebriates at the hospital farr
(; there ere now twenty-five suffering fro
alcoholism.
The Noank state hatchery has bee
, closed indefinitely. Last year extrem
~ heavy purchases of egg-bearing lol
sters took the greater part of the none
available for the purpose for two year
! 1921 and 1922 and the next appropri
ton by the state legislature will not |
5 made until next winter to take effect
July, 1923.