Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-30
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Norwich, Monday, June 30, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS

day) and the Sass sea<,n opens.
 Sunday was the feast day of Saints Peter and Paul in the church calen- dar.
 A certificate of dissolution has been filed With the secretary of state by the Danielson Construction company of Danielson.
 A months mind requiem high mass for Thomas O'Connor was sung in St. Patrick's church Saturday an 8 o'clock
 by Rev. J. H. Frederick. A rush of mail after July 1st is pre- dicted by Postmaster John P. Mur- phy, owing to the reduction in postage which becomes effective on that date Beginners for dancing school. T. A.
 B. hall, tonight, to 1o-adv. An exchange notes that Lyman J. Parsons. of Hartford, mail clerk on the Valley branch, has purchased house in Willimantic where he will re- side.
 Center Hose No. 2 of the South Manchester fire department has heen
 holding it's usual two-day outing at
 South Coventry. The party returned Sunday. By recent order of the Military Emergency Board all non-commis- | stoned officers havir- charge of ar mories in ..le state will have the rank | of sergeant.
 William Saglio of Andover paid a | fine of t>ree dollars with costs in | the South Manchester police court last
 wee's for running his automobile without lights.
 l Farmers and tobacco growers in | Holland county are in happy mood l due to the rain which, fell Friday. A number of crops were seriously in
 need of the rain
 It is mentioned by a Madison cor | respondent that J. H. McNeely, of ! Norwich, is now local marS.ger for the
 Shore Line Electric Light company
 a place recently resigned by E. o. F. l Mclean.
 | For the Fourth of July celebration
 at Rockville, the committee has or | dered pack of cigarettes for each l of the 300 boys who will attend the dinner and s45 has b:en appropriated
 for payment of the same. | certificate of organizations filed by thS Norwalk Coal and Supply | company names Frank V. Chappell of | New London as president, Fderedick l J. Moran of Norwalk, treasurer, and
 Donald Chappell. secretary. l A fox made raid on Herbert
 Vests poultry yard at Wequetequock
 last week. It entered the hen house
 and carried off the pick from a nice
 flock of Sens. Parts of the fowl were
 found about the farm in the morning.
 The war trade board has announced
 that Sweden has been added to the
 list of countries in Europe to which
 special export license is applicable Acceptable articles of merchandise
 will be received for mailing hereafter
 by parcel post.
 On and after July 7th until Aug 1st
 the office of James Dawson. 12 Cliff
 street will be closed.-adv.
 State School Agent Samuel P. Will
 lard of Colchester had his hands full
 Saturday at Middletown issuing
 working certificates to school children While there was big rush. the mum
 Der was not as large as had been an ticipated by the agent.
 An increase in salary has beer given Is inspectors of the state mo. motor vehicle department who have
 been in the service more than a year The raise amounts to s25o and vii
 become effective July 1.
 At Storrs. A. J. Brundage. state leader of Boys and Girls clubs has
 eceived announcement from the State Agricultural association that s1.50t has been appropriated for prizes fol club exhibits at the annual State Fail
 at Berlin, September 22-27 In the case of retailers. by a new law, the true fat contents of ic. cream sold will have to be stated
 plainly and conspicuously on the con
 tainer in which it is sold. The law i designed to eliminate the sale O cheap and undesirable grades of ic cream.
 The Annual field meeting of tn Connecticut Beekeepers'A association | was held Saturday at the apiary o George W. Schofeid in Berlin. Tn
 programme was in charge of Professo Lloyd R. Watson, apiculturist a the Connecticut Agrililtural college 1 Storrs
 Manchester Is being considered a the place sor a state convention of 15 factory nurses. to be held some tim during November. The fact that ther is nurses home in connection wit Cheney Brothers silk mill makes tha iowa favorable place for such a con vention.
 The new automobile regulations re quire that every car shall be equip ped with lenses of some improve, f type meeting the requirements of tn | law. It is state that the use of paint soap, or home made appliances to re duce S,e elare of hearlights will no be permitted. Local grocers are assuring customer that the present sugar shortage largely the result of reckless buyin and boarding by citizens who fear 1; real shortage or rise in price. Ther
 is temporary shortage caused b.
 shipments of thousands of pounds 0
 i refined sugar overseas. A religious conference of the Zion ist organization of America to b held in New Haven. July 13, will b | attended by representatives fror Norwich, Stamford, Bridgeport, Wa
 terbury, Hartford, Colchester, Put nam, El':1gton, Meriden, New Britain New LondGn and Wallingford At the stSee masses in St. Patrick church Sunday, Rev. Father Bustil from New York, spoke of the need of the 12.ooo,000 negroes in the soutl and what Catholic missions have ae complished, meeting liberal respons to his appeal for the parish suppol yearly of one Sister teacher in tf < schools.
 , At the meeting O fthe juvenile con , mission in Hartford. Friday. Re John F. Ryan, formerly of Norwic who was reelected president of u X commission at its annual meetir tendered his resignation as presider as he will leave Hartford in two wee] to become rector of St. Peters churc Danbury.