Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-05-02

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his family. in Hebron.
Regular meeting MERCER Assembly,
G. L. of c. tonight at o'clock-adv.
Residents of Wilsonville who wish to
burn brush and rubbish must procure
permits from w. c. Mills.
Passersby admire the gay borders Of
| tulips at the residence of Mr.. and Mrs.
B. P. Bishop on Broadway.
Mr.. and Mrs. Neil Morgan, after SELL
| ing their cottage at Crescent Beach, have
returned to their home in Hartford.
Merchants here learn that a meeting of
directors of the National Retail Dry
Goods association is to be held in Chicago
May 9th.
The Lyme post office is now located in
the Masonic building The government
has taken five years lease of the build
Ing and equipment.
Womens Auxiliary, Y. NJ c. A.. meets
today, p. M, at Y. NJ. C. A. building
adv.
An order for fifteen BOSTON locomo-
tfves for Immediate delivery has been
| placed by the New York, Now Haven and
Hartford railroad.
Tt has been disclosed in the Connecti-
/ cut office Of the federal tax collector that
80 per cent. Of those behind in tax pay
ments own automobiles.
An anniversary requiem high mass for
Catherine M. ]. Burns was sung in St
Patrick's church Monday at 8 o'clock by
the rector, Rev. M. H. May.
Delegates are being chosen for the an
nual state convention of the Loyal Order
Of Moose to be held in Stamford Friday
and Saturday, June 20 and "a.
The papers note that Mr.. and Mrs
Walter Briggs of Wilhmantic spent
Thursday and Friday with Mr.. and Mrs
George Worthington in North Moodus.
The Rosie Velvet mill, Robinson Silk
mill, Packer Tar Soap company and
nearly every place of business in Mystic
went on daylight saving time Monday.
The cold snap Of the last few days has
caused Tolland county tobacco farmers
to worry considerably for fear the plants
in the tobacco beds will be affected by
the cold.
At meeting of Konomoc grange We'd
nesday evening at Firemen's hall, .Jor-
dan, degree work will be exempIifed.
with a balf-dozen candidates making up
the class.
The open season for fishing in the lakes
and puonds in Connecticut began Monday,
May 1, the only exception being that the
open season on bass will not commence
until July /.
ST. James Lodge NO. %, F. & A. M,
works the third degree at Masonic Tenn
pie tonight at 7.30. Lecture illustrated
with stereopticon.-adv.
Members of Trinity Methodist church
have been invited to attend the thank
offering meeting of the W. F. NJ S. with
the Norwich Town Methodist church
Thursday afternoon.
New ways Of using lamb and mutton
In preparing alppetizing meat dishes have
been tested by the United States Depart
ment Of Agriculture and are offered for the
use of the housewife.
Connecticut girls taking part in the
Gilbert and Sullivan opera, H M. S. Pin
afore, Saturday afternoon at Smith col
lege. included Miss Julia Lincoln of
Hartford and Ashford, as Bill Bobstay.
When Edward Morris famous pianist,
: arrived in Westerly Saturday from Dover,
4 Dell where he gave a, concert Friday
evening he was the guest of Mr. and
Mrs. Edward B. Coy (Ruth Lord, former
ly Of Norwich).
e Children's Week, which has been oh
! served every spring for the past four
I years, is being observed from April 80 to
{ May T. This is a world wide observance
= under the auspices Of the International
Z Sunday School association.
a Radio telephone owners throughout the
G United States who 'listen in" each day
| when the government and other agencies
e broadcast information will during this
4 first week in May receive much informa-
tion concerning postal conditions
Eighty-hve new elms have been set out
Z at Old Saybrook, filing all the vacant
spaces from the Shore Line railroad tC
! the road to the north cove at Saybrool
: Point, and from Main street west on the
= Boston post road, nearly to Lords corner
+ Robert Reynolds and William Lutz
have been chosen delegates from Tanke-
o roosan tribe Of Red Men of Rockville to
q the great council Of the Improved Order
: Of Red Men Of the reservation of Con.
: necticut in Norwalk today (Tuesday) and
n Wednesday.
r The Yale commencement program a.
y announced to alumni, will begin Satur
e day, June II, with the presentation of
n play by the Yale Dramatic association
e the weeks events ending with the Yale
e Harvard boat races at Gales Ferry OF
!. Friday, June %.
Icekayaka circle of Camp Fire Girls o
1t Grcton entertained friends at a progress
slve supper Saturday evening, courses be
: ing served in succession at the home
" of Mss Gertrude Hodgdon; Miss Mar
o Lovett and Miss Cassie w. Bailey, as
sistant guardian.
The United States civil service commits
sion announces an examination May /
for junior wharf examiner Good an
drugs). either sex, of reasonable age, 70
vacancies in the bureau of chemistry, de
partment of agriculture, for duty in tn
:, field, at 1900 year.
The United States is so far ahead o
the rest of the world in the number O
automobiles that it stands in a class b
= Itself, recent figures show. This couu
e try has 9,211,195 automobiles, whic
means that there is one car for every l
persons in the country.
officials Of the five Episcopal college
in the United States at the week end a
the Church Missions house PSI Fourt
4 avenue, New York. formed an organiza
ton of college executives, the purpose c
which is to obtain greater backing froI
the Episcopal church as a whole