Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-24

Light vehicle lamps at 7.37 o'clock this evening
 The moon is new Friday. the 18th, at 1.04 D. m.
 Rockyiiie's summer resort at Crystal Lake has opened for tho season.
 Rummage sale at Buckingham Me- morial, Thursday g a. m.-adv.
 The usual plans are being made for Memorial day outings and guests.
 A number from eastern Connecticut are iii New York to attend the radio show.
 Local stores are featuring some of the most attractive graduation dresses dis played for years
 It is noted at Essex that Mrs. Emily Pease and Miss Nellie Pease are visiting Mrs. Henry Niles in Ellington.
 The members of the choir of Pawca- tuck Congregational church had straw ride to Glasgo Monday evening.
 Many of the home gardeners of Thamesville have vegetables up and growing well, although the season is late
 The flowers for the recent confirmation class. at Trinity Episcopal chuch were donated by the Junior Brotherhood of St. Andrew
 Wild cherry trees have been covered with blossoms. but so far, there are. few evidences of tent caterpiIlars infesting the trees.
 Don't forget whist tonight, s-1O, standard. Buckingham Memorial La- dies Auxiliary, A. o. H. Admission soc. Refreshnerts-adv.
 The May Telephone Bulletin creditr Norwich with a. total of 4 4,4ss stations. an actual gain of 1oS from Jan. 1st to March s1st
 New York papers noted Tuesday that Mir. and Mrs. Henry B. Plant have taken the E. H. Keen residence at Greenwich, Conn. for the season.
 Amston residents. MT, and Mrs. waiter Hewitt, have zone to Point O Woods to open up their store, and will spend the summer at the beach.
 For many years Letter Carrier Joseph s, .O'Neill, who died Monday, served the West Side section of the city and was very popular with all the families over his long route.
 It Is announced from Hartford head quarters of the Connecticut Temperarce union that there is to be a consolidation of that organization with the Connecticut Anti-Saloon league.
 The United States civil service commits sion snnounces for May 2S an examira- tion for niultigraph operator, either sex, age over IS, for vacancy under the quar- termaster supply officer, Brooklyn, at $4 per diem.
 The Harvard club of Connecticut which boasts some 200 members through out the state, including Allen Latham of Norwich, will hold it's fifteenth field day and dinner May 27th, at the Loomis h. stitute, Windsor.
 The 6eth annual commencement of the Berkeley Divinity school. Middletown, will be held the first week in June There will be three graduates this year-Leon Mark Brussta, Otis Lincoln Mason and Rev. George Clark.
 Gene and hear the operetta, 'The Jolly Farmers" parish house, Poque- tanuck, tonight 7.so (standard time) Chicken pie supper served at 5.3O. Dane ing after.-adv.
 Saturday afternoon and evening, June Sd, at a Christian Endeavor institute which will be held at Norwich Town Congregational church, the field secre- taries from both Massachusetts and Con- necticut will be present
 At Mystic there was an exemplihcation of the second degree of Father Murphy council K. of C.. Tuesday evening in Columbus hall. Friday the major degree will be given to a class of 25 candidates at s D. m- daylight time.
 The leaders of the weak day session. of the United church and teachers Of the Sunday school are planning to take the Juniors up to Mohegan park for a picnic supper Saturday :. next. following the childrens rally at Park church.
 A preliminary certificate of dissolution by agreement of the stockholders, has been filed with the secretary of state by The I've Co. Inc, of Norwich All claims against its corporation go to Frederic II Wyant, No. 24 Town street, Norwich.
 Vaccination clinics have been opened at the Harbor school. New London. ano all school children at that institution care of, while those who decline to, upon parental advice, will be barred from at. tending classes.
 Rev. otto S. Beaumeister of Williman. tic will deliver the principal address al the annual gathering of Middietowr Boosters Thursday evening. May 25 Compensation Commissioner Dr. James J Donohue of Norwich will also be present and give a talk.
 A Clinton correspondent refers to 2 former Norwich boy, Rev. J. c, Fogarty hs having completed improvements to tht Catholic church there, adding the seat ing capacity is now for 500, the shor, people that increase the congregation each summer necessitating an addition tc the church"
 New London city council has approv. ed an ordinance fixing the number of DO iicemen at one captain, one lieutenant seven sergeants and not more than thir- | ty-five patrolmen, which is the exac number of the police fNrce at present Authority is given to the city manager tc determine the rate of pay.