Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

and dealers are having calls for porch furniture.
 Tobacco men of Holland county said Monday that transplanting may begin in few days.
 Mir. and Mrs. will Brainard of Vest chester are home from their trip to the Pacific coast
 For plumbing, timing, repair work. Tel, 5ss-6. George Ring.-adv.
 Mir. and Mrs Joseph Slater of Amston recently celerated their ffty-third we'd ding anniversary.
 Many friends regretted to hear Mon day of the illness of Mrs Samuel B. Case of Broad street.
 The annual patriotic exercises, pre- iminary to the Memoriald ay observance are planned in the local schools.
 Thursday of this week, the Feast of the Ascension, will be holy day of ob- ligation at the Catholic churches.
 The beautiful pink hawthorne tree in the yard at the home of Alfred Fournier, on Union street, is covered with dainty blooms.
 Charitable Circle of the King's Daugh- ters of the United church ends the sea son with the meeting of this (Tuesday) evening.
 | Nine hundred automobiles passed over the state bridge at Saybrook on a re- cent Sunday, between the hours of and s.So o'clock.
 The chiIdren's rally of the Eastern Connecticut branch is to be held in the parlors of Park church Parish House Saturday afternoon.
 Town Tax Collector Harold T. Rob. inson finds Norwich property owners pay, ing up their taxes with commendabls promptness this spring.
 A former Norwich resident, Mrs George F. Hughes of Boston has open, ed her cottage on Tyler avenue at East ern Point for the summer.
 Motorists manifest much interest il the modern and prosperous looking new property, the recently erected Max Pol lack silk mill, at Poquonnoc. It is hoped that there will be a popp, wreath in the window of the homes of al friends and relatives of ex-servicemel during Poppy week this year.
 The borders of pansies and beds O azaleas set out by the gardener at tn residence of former Mayor Frederick L osgood are admired by passersby.
 New apparatus for the fire departmen of Rockville has been bought, and in cludes two pieces of apparatus, a mo tor pump and a motor hook and ladder.
 Mayor A. M. Paonessa of New Britai has sent out a letter suggesting a con ference of mayors of all cities for tn purpose of securing a reduction of trol ley fares.
 Come and hear the operetta 9Th Jolly Farmers" Parish House, Poque . tanuck, Wednesday, 7.30 (standard time
 Chicken pie supper served at 5.30. DanC
 ing after.-adv.
 . Bundle Day is to be observed by tt
 Coventry Red Cross Auxiliary. Dons tions are to be taken to the chapel b, fore Wednesday at which time they wi z be prepared for shipment. From Mantle, Mrs. Marion R. Davi left last week for New York to atten = the twenty-sixth annual convention , a the International Sunshine society, he ' at the Hotel Pennsylvania. n Hartfordpa pers note that former res l. dents of Norwich. Mir. and Mrs Nelsc l. Case Taintor, (Ruth M Thayer) forr
 erly of Niles street, are now occupyir
 their new home at 14 Marshall street.
 The other day in New London lett ld was received from Russia II l. on which was a postage stamp whi III cost soo,OOo rubles, which would be ar L the rate of about $32,ooo at the regul D. exchange.
 le An anniversary requiem high mass f B. Mrs. Mary Curry and her daught
 Catherine whose home was 52 Frank = street, was sung in St. Patrick's chur A Monday at 8 o'clock by the rector, R. I M. H May
 Only few of the shore shad fishs i. men will stick 1t out, the others will ] I turn to their other duties. There g I no fish Is one reason. All in all 1t h been the most disappointing season, f
 sncially ever known a Residents OHM ystic continue to re-
 to the success of the concert by the Co
 munltX- club Thursday night, when 1
 hall was crowded in spite of the stor The clubs instructor and director
 Charles D. Geer of Norwich 2 Ex-Congressman Augustine Lonerg 8 whof ormerly made his home in Ro a vile, has accepted an invitation of Ro Il vile Lodge, No, 1859. B. P. o. Elks, .- be speaker at the Flag Day exerci l. Wednesday evening, June 14. |, The Shore Line Electric Railway co 7 papy has announced a new schedule . operation Wednesday, May "A. It ane A cars on the Watch Hill, Atlantic Bea f Ashaway, White Rock and Old My ,- lines. also the G. and S. on Sunday. ,- Officials in Connecticut have been a I cd to look for young woman, nar VI Kramer, who was adopted by a fan :. about 14 years ago. She is one of :, heirs to an estate of SSo,00o left by 4 late John Kramer, an uncle in Schr Lake, N. Y.
 The national convention of the St !. CTS Manufacturing Association, J. :, Worker. secretary, with headquarters Eau Claire, Wisconsin, is to be helC
 New London. It is expected that l- tween 75 and 100 will attend the
 vention June IS and 19. SS A recently oodland fire burned fer lg in the northeastern part of North s ington and came as far as the Ye 8. school house. Itb urned all around er houses occupied by Christopher Burla 1g William H. Palmer and Charles D
 over the line in Voluntown. Ii- George A. Ashley, treasurer of s- New World Movement fund, reports lI- the Central Baptist church is ereC
 with s46,s0,90 on the books of the b
 of promotion at Hartford This am
 does not include $2,139.60 paid to c Woman's Jubilee fund in 1921
 INCIDENTS IN SOCIET William F. Habekotte spent Mo
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