Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-10
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VARIOUS MATTERS

blgnI Nenlcle lamps at lszS Q CLOCK thlS evening.
 The May moon fulls Thursday. the 11th, at 1.O6 a. m.
 A May banquet for all the women of the Central Baptist church is planned for next week.
 North stonington grange will confer the first and second degrees on a class of eight Friday evening.
 Kings Daughters from Norwich will at tend conference at Willimantic Meth odist church, Tuesday, the 18th.
 Fresh long clams porgies shad and nackerel just received at Powers Bros, new location, IT Franklin St.-ady
 Mrs. Dakia, nutrition specialist at the Connecticut Agricultural college, gave two lectures in Ellington. Tuesday.
 The meeting of the Missions depart ment at Park church parish house, Fri day, is to be Gratitude Gifts Day.
 The Study club of Saybrook Point held a session with Mrs. D. l. Clark for the final meeting of the season, Tuesday aft | ernoon.
 A WestcHester young woman, Miss | Claire Lycette. Is at New Haven hos pital as assistant supervisor of the isolation department.
 Connecticut shad fishermen are having a little better luck. but not enough to brag about, though their catch has in- creased few more a night.
 A New York society item read Tues | day. Mir. and Mrs. Charles P. Williams have, come from their country home at Stonington, Conn, and are at the Ritz
 The Hospitality committee now serv- | Ing at Trinity Methodist church, compris- es Guy B. Dolbeare, Dr. E. R. Jones, Miss Maude Grove and Mrs. J. J. Young.
 Porgies, flet of sole, Conn. River sfad littie neck clans. big variety of fresh fish Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway adv.
 The Holland Library Association meet ing was held Monday afternoon in the | library rooms. Later tea was served by Mrs. Harry R. Bartlett and Miss Grace E. Clough.
 The electric power and lighting plant of Fishers Island will not be run this summer, instead connection having been made with the power house located at Groton Long Point.
 Of a native of Norwich a Colchester correspondent writes: Rev. Joseph F. Ford Is to leave the parish soon He | will go to Bridgeport where he will be- come pastor of church.
 Remember your mother on Mother: Day Sunday, May 14th. Hawkins, the Florist Franklin street-adv.
 Members of Clarity chapter, o. E. S., of Noank at the meeting of the chap ter Tuesday evening entertained Fideli- ty chapter of New London, Ruth chap ter of Stonington and Deborah chapter of Westerly.
 The New London city council Monday night approved the annual budget amounting to $1.1sO, ,O15 and adopted a tax rate of 27h mills. The rate last year was 33% mills. This tax is pay able July 1.
 At Mystic Mrs. Rosemary Anderson of New London gave a talk at the Com munity house Tuesday afternoon at 2.30 daylight time, an Child Welfare" The talk was under the auspices of the League of Women Voters
 Although gardens are late, most farmers hesitating to plant because of the cold nights, flowers and foliage are advancing rapidly. The mercury reach ed 72 degrees during Tuesday, and warm sun helped all growing things.
 Master John Fox, three year old sor ol w. FOX, or Sterllng, was painfully Injured recently when a piece of glas. broken from a bottlk went into his eye. He was rushed to St. Joseph's hos pital at Providence, for treatment.
 The electors of the town of Waterfor have been warned to gather Thursda; for the purpose of authorizing the select men to borrow $3,5oO to be used for re pairs to and construction of the Old Nil road. so called, running from the Golde | Spur to the new Hartford turnpike. The United States Civil Service com mission announces examination on Ma, 24 for lay inspector and junior veterin arian, either sex, for vacancies in tn Bureau of Animal Industry, Departmen of Agriculture, as lay inspector at S1, 0S0 a year, and junior veterinarian a S1,500 a year.