Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-01
VARIOUS MATTERS
It is daybreak now at 2.o7.

The May basket will now give way to the June box.
 Tomorrow, Friday, the End, will be the Hebrew Pentecost.
 Plumbing and timing. Telephone Geo. Ring, 56s6-5.-adv.
 The services at Preston Chapel have been discontinued until fall. This is the first day of the first month of the summer season.
 The best moonlight nights in June will be from the 7th to the 11th. It is reported at Pomfret that the so- called Mayo's Village has been sold.
 Vote early Monday, rain or shine. We want Ricketts.-adv. A number of outing parties from Nor wich enjoyed the holiday at Deans Mills. Repairs have been made to the road bed of Broad street near the Briscoe property.
 P,rffs of easterly wind cooled Wednes- days air, but gave warning of storm before long.
 The city needs Ricketts. One pull at the top lever, and the trick is done
 The Potter-Thompson wedding in Bolton today CThursday) will unite two prominent Hartford families. Commencement OAtS AL ANOA WASA | Academy this year is Tuesday, June | 2oth. The boat race date is Friday, the 2srd.
 The beautiful rhondodendron at the residence of MT. anr Mrs Robert w. ' Perkins. on Rockwell street, is in full ! bloom. " 1 Election day Monday. Vote the re- publican ticket, headed by Ricketts.-adv.
 rosenb Carpenter, who has been em- ploved at the Central Worsted mill at Central Village, has returned to Meehan- icsville.
 Master John Fox recently returned to his home in Sterling, having been a patient at St. Joseph's hospital in Providence.
 The Peck Library has been presented Norris G. Osborn's tribute to the bril- liant newspaperman of Norwich birth, Isaac H. Bromley.
 How vote Monday? Only one way. Ricketts with the republican ticket adv.
 Atthe meeting in Holland town hall in the interest of forming Cemetery association, a committee was appoint ed to look up bylaws The Bulletin is holding several un- signed news items, which will be used if the writers forward their names as nevidence of good faith.
 The meeting of the Thursday club of Moosup, will be held at the home of Mrs. c. D. Salisbury today, June 1st. Readers, Mrs. Colvin and Mrs. Cong don.
 Franklin Chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. works the mark master degree at Ma sonic Temple tonight at 7.30, daylight saving time.-adv.
 A year ago this (Thursday) evening Rev. Dr. David A. Pitt, who had come from California, met his people at the Central Baptist church as pastor for the first time.
 During the exercises at Chelsea Pa rade Memorial Day, a bench occupied by eight c. A. R. veterans gave way-bu1 with no more serious results than an up set to their dignity.
 Republicans and Democrats can pick sure winner by electing Puritan-Maid bread for table use. it's pure, that's sure At your grocer's.-adv.
 A former Lebanon pastor, Rev Elwel o. Mead. pastor of the Gilbert Memoria church, Georgetown, delivered the Mem orial Sunday sermon at the First Con gregational church, Danbury. Miss Marabeth Storrs. daughter O Mir. and Mrs. l. A. Storrs of No. 38t Pennington avenue Hartford, Neptun , Park summer residents, will be amont the girls graduated from Smith college
 Dr. Higgins wishes to announce tha during June, July and August afternoon , and evening office hours for Thursday and Sundays will be discontinued.-adv
 The Second Congregational church o e Coventry has received $500 as beques . through the will of Mrs. Edward Chamberlain of Windham in memory o her husbands father, Rufus Chamber lain.
 A former assistanteditor of The Bul ' letin, Edward Hagaman Hall, of Ney York. setting forth the papers of tha Do city right in regard to disputed date i of the discovery and settlement of Nev ] York.
 [ An unusual treat for next Monda, t evening, The Land of the Midnight Sur D illustrated by views of Wallace Nuttin quality at Central Baptist church. Ad mission 35c.-adv.
 Chelsea Parade was cleaned up Wed D nesday. following the untidy visit of tn Memorial Day crowds and residents il ' that vicinity ceased to be annoyed at tn " sight of litter and rubbish on this beau ty spot.
 : The offering in all the Catholic church es of the diocese Sunday next will be tn e ancient Peters pence," the annual offer ing of the faithful to the Sovereign Pon tiff since St. Peter was head of tn church.
 Phone IA or TIT for prime soft shei crabs, native fiat, mackerel, founders , and porgies, fresh eastern salmon, nativ roe shad, and weakfish, round and lon clans, at Powers Bros.-adv.
 The first municipal band concert to b given this season was held at Rockville 3 Tuesday evening in Central park ant was largely attended. The concert wa by the Rockville City band under tn direction ofWill Finley.
 Edwin G. Rolf. who has conducted
 drug store at AT Main street, Danbury
 for many years, has sold the bushes
 to George B. Betts, of Baltic. M
 Betts has taken charge of the store. H
 is a registered pharmacist. \ Every one attending the Woman
 Foreign Missionary society at Trinit
 Methodist church this afternoon is t
 bring something in a tureen to be serve
 at the covered dish" supper.-adv. The annual complaints come from sul
 urban property owners that city peopi
 notably motor parties, are careless T neglecting to put upbars, close gates an c the Ike when entering fields and roaS n for flowers, ferns or laurels. l.
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