Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

some matched palr or horses ah NOT wich. For the second time this season Jan- itor Hugh Moreland has had to clip the handsome vines on the Otis Li- brary building.
 The picnic of the Thames club of New London is to be held at Red Top. Friday; June q. The Nelseco band will furnish music. The steamer City of Worcester will leave its dock for it's official ballast condition sea trial at s o'clock this (Thnrsday) morning.
 This year St. Johns Day. June 24th, falls on Tuesday. but in many cases will be marked by special church and fraternal services on Sunday.
 A box of mountain laurel mailed at night by parcel post from Norwich was received at Washington. D. c, before noon the following day.
 A months mind requiem high mass was sung in St. Patricks church on Wednesday at 8 o'clock by Rev. J. H. Frederick for Mrs. Mary Learned.
 Buy your fish today, Osgood's wharf, big variety. Boats arriving every few hours from fishing ground.-adv.
 The Retail Butchers association of Connecticut met Wednesday at the Connecticut Fat Rendering plant in Allingtown with over 150 attending the meeting.
 Manufacturers of silks and ribbons fin the state in some instances have been recalling their salesmen. due to the fact that production has been practi- cally sold up.
 Members of Norwich Woman's Re- lief Corps. learn that Mrs. Harriet B. Dodge, president of the W. R. c. home at Cromwell is slowly recovering from a serious illness with pneumonia.
 Several of the men in the signal de- partment tower service about Say. brook have received notice that through clerical error they received more back pay than was due them.
 Norwich friends hear interesting re- ports of the work of Rev. Father Aloysius Roi Portelance, now tie suc- ly, Kansas, and a native of this city.
 Extra large prime soft crabs, live and boiled Holsters, eastern salmon and halibut, are few of the varieties of sea food offered at Powers Bros.'-- adv.
 Repairs on the Sussman factory. on Chestnut street, damaged by fire sev- eral weeks ago. are being completed painters finishing up their work this week.
 The resumption of ocean commerce is indicated by the cabled note of the arrival at Brest June F of S. S. Hen " R. Mallory, the big craft named after the late prominent native oi Mystic.
 At Yale, class of 1921, the prize for excellence in physics, engineering science group went to David David son, Bridgeport, with honorable men, ton of Clinton Dewitt Hanover, Jr. of Groton.
 A large party from Norwich visited Richards grove Wednesday night Naval>men. college girls. and the us- ual crowd from New London, filled the ballroom. Wights orchestra fur nished music.
 In the superior court at New Haven Tuesday, Judge Joel H. Reed admin istered the oath of attorney to 25 sue. cessful candidates from all over the state. who passed the bar examina. ions last week.
 One of the awards at Yale com | mencement Tuesday was a certificate on public health to Mrs. Helen Rob ertson Gage, MD. womans Medica l College of Pennsylvania 1901, Chang sha, China. formerly of Norwich. Mackerel and porgies very fresl and cheap today at Church Bros adv.
 At the state soldiers home at Moro | ton, Flag Day was observed Satur day with special ceremonies. Tn Daughters of Veterans visited tn home and a number of cities wer represented. A lawn festival wa held.
 ! Employees of the machine shops am 1 roundhouse sof the New York, Ney ! Haven & Hartford railroad have join ed in a demand for an increase i wages of IT cents an hour for me chanics and 10 cents an hour fo helpers.
 | Willis D. Piper. graduate of tn Springfield. Mass, Y. M. c. A. Colleg and identified with the Springfiel
 Boys club for some time as it's super intendent, arrived in New London O Tuesday to take charge of the city playgrounds.
 The summer schedule went into ef feet on the trolley road at Mystic 0
 Monday morning. The half hour car
 start at 5.25 a. m. and run until 7.5
 a. n1, then hourly until 12.55 noon an
 half hourly until 7.55 and hourly un
 til 1o.55 p. m.
 i. Highest honors in the Sheffield Sci
 entific School, degree of phiicsoph
 with distinction, were given Tuesda
 to John Joseph Horigan (civil engi |, neering), of Norwich, who also wo { honorable mention in the prize contes for excellence in the same study. Complaints have reached the com missioner of motor vehicles that in number of instances throughout tn state drivers of automobiles hay
 driven their machines through poI
 tions of highways on which men we,
 at work making repairs, to the imm nent peril of the men. | Announcement is made of the ma, riage of Miss Lucy NJ. Phelps. ti
 daughter of MT. and Mrs. John New
 ton Phelps of Westchester and liar,
 Mflburn of Bolton. The wedding toe
 place June IA. The bride was
 teacher at Beiknap and the groom q telegraph operator at Columbia st; ton.
 - A former Norwich resident. D. ] Il Buckley of New London. reported
 the police Tuesday morning that h
 Buick automobile had been stol,
 from Meridian street and the Norwi,
 authorities were notified. Later N
 Buckley appeared and stated that t
 car had only been borrowed by
 friend.
 Connecticut dealers excuse the hi,