Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-05
VARIOUS MA FRS

The planet Mars continues morning star until June 10th.
 E The summer schedule on the New Haven road will go into. effect June H.
 Equipment for radio sets never fail to attract crowds to the display. windows. .
 sPeenies. peoples. Baltimore Belle roses. and azaleass are among the SflowerS bloom iing at the week end.
 The mercury reached the S6 degree notch, Sunday afternoon, following the early morning downpour.
 Vote early todayi The republican ticket adv.
 Some of the riverbank dump heaps are not calculate1ls to- gfveAtrain; passengers "a very good impression of Norwich.
 As coal prices are lower sinceEthe pro- duction is greater, many householder ers are laying in their winter supply of fuel this. month
 All section men between New Haven and New London have been laying. rail in small lots from South Lyme tos New | London
 When the Serpents' parade started Sat. I u-day evening one fhystifed old gentle man on Franklin street inquired If the paraders. were .Klu ISlux.9
 In some scases insurance companies are issuing to agents instructions on the method of the proper sinstaAation of radio sets in private residences
 Today's the dayi' vote early Pdll the top lever!-ady.
 This season steamer Richard Peck in- stead of the Norwich line steamer City of Lowell is the Sunday excursion boat out of New York to New Haven During Sunday afternoon the reading room of the Otis library was in charge of Miss Ida H. Eefffng1ell. The reading room will be open fhreet more Sundays The district institute of the Holland County Sunday School association is to be held in South Willingtonn at Clara : Hall Elliott Memorial church, Friday, l June g.
 The United States civil service. commits sion announces that an examination for assistant examiner in the patent office, at I Sl,500 year, will be shelds5Jnne.,2f. 22 o and 23. ], Pull the top lever todayl Do it now ,. Before you do anything .elseLadv.
 The flowers on the desk at the United Congregational church Sunday were given in memory of BuTreu w. Hyde s long a prominent member of the Broad |, way church. ,. At the Central Baptist church Sunday r at 6.45 D. m, the B. Y. P. U. topic was . Better friendships Leader for seniors !. Willis Hill; leader for intermediates, Miss ,sS Ruth Whiting.
 e The graduating class of the Backu: l- hospital training school for nurses O e Norwich is to hold it's banquet at New f London tonight CMonday), the party e numbering IA e s Republican. women of this county have ; been invited to attend et-together jun It cheon to be held at the Mohfcan hotel r. New London, Wednesday, aftefnoon at Q o'clock. daylight saving time.
 One. motion of the hand-that i f enough todayl On the top. Ieverl- Ina s elects Ricketts and the great tieket.-- adv.
 l. Wednesday next the schools of tn ie towns of BVaterford and lIontviIIe vii e hold their spring athletic meet on tn, quaker Hill. school grounds undeE the di rection of Supervisor Van Buren Moody Tuesday evening ii the baseme1
 chapel of St. sPatrick's church a recep
 tion is to be tendered q former eura t
 Rev. Philip J. Mooney, recently appointe. pastor of St. Andrews church, Colchester
 About. S5 men are expected to atten
 the summer session of the Yale LaN
 school, which will begin June 22s and las
 until Aug. 31, the session consisting of
 10 weeks course of two 4tive-week terms
 The city needs. your vote this morr ing. He who hesitates loses the cleo
 tion. Vote early-for Ricketts and tn
 republican ticl1et.@adv.
 Joe caDles of old Lyme. veteran shee
 shearer, was in East Haddam WedneSda
 plying the shears. Owing to the ravage
 of dogs and the low price of wool ther
 are very few sheep in New London cour - ty nowadays
 The noyena in honor of the Holy 5Cfhos z was brought to a close at St Patrick 7 church Saturday evening with services .le
 by Rev. AIyIes P. Calvin, who, foiiowin | the prayers, gave benedict1on of tn blessed sacrament.
 .tl About four crews of the 90 which star | ed the ishad season at Old Saybrook .wer l out. Friday night A few of them mad
 the trip to East Haddagn and worke
 down. They landed a few fish TT
 season closes the 2Oth.
 - Dr. Higgins wishes to announce ths
 during June, July and August afternoc
 and -eyeniag office hours for Thursday
 and Sundays will -discontinued-a
 It is thought that the New Eondo
 police expenses will show a decrease dI1 ss ing the coming six months. 1'heS eli
 SSN4AN4i 4o iiV'rlllCl-ISu 10 .ldNOT a COnII |, uance of close to $sO, GOO a year foC polic
 protection in city the size of New Iot = don. ~
 According to dry goods men. ratin, -f still head the list of active wash goot
 sellers in market, with tissues running
 good second Cretonnes remain in faVo V Organdfes are picking tip as the Yeath, gets warmer, and fair business
 swisses was Reported at the week end. Mrs Yepeda e Olmsted Browning,
 Rockville is the only living great -grant
 daughter of Ensign John Russ ell of Son ,s CTS. who fought in the War of the Anne 4 can Revolution under Generals Spenci d and Wooster. Ensign Russell was in u a Third battalion, Conn. militia. under e VI Roger Enos.
 Fl Vote before you work todayl If v A can't do that, vote at noon. Or vo H after work. Only ,votel Don't negle 1 voting. And be sure that your vo V elects Rcketts. Vote today.-adw f
 The following New York snrroga
 court news concerns a native of sAIysti
 Mallory, Robert tdied iAs GfeenvSic
 Conn, Dec g1 192f) estate, sag9 2 re taxable in New York state net, S30.
 249.s It consists wholly of stocks. Eiiz
 beth II, Mallory. the widow, has a lega set Of s2O0,O0Q and a life estate in the res
 due. t
 The June term of the Holland coun $ superior court will open. in Rockvi Tuesday morning at 9soclock. There t.'i large amount of business bllt Stat,