Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-24
VARIOUS MATTERS

l l Postmaster John P. Murphy has had the parcel post delivery wagons | repainted.
 Live blackhsh and porgies at Pow | CTS Bros.-adv.
 The Sons of Veterans national con
 vention is to be held in Columbus O..
 in September.
 August the annual field day of the l State Fife and Drummers' association | is to be held at Middletown. c. c. Elwell, state utilities commis- sioner has been in Saybrook looking
 over the electric strike situation.
 In the town of Somers tobacco pick | ing commenced this week on the plan | tation of the Allied Tobacco com pany.
 The r. M c. A. camp for boys at 1 Marlborough will break up Saturday, after successful three weeks en- campment.
 Fresh mackerel. not frozen. at Pow CTS Bros.-adv. | So much wet weather has resulted | in a great growth of mushrooms, but it is we'll to be sure one is not get | ting toadstools.
 That the drug restrictions being en- | forced in New York are driving drug addicts to Connecticut cities, was stated Wednesday.
 Reports from Block Island state
  year and are selling for one-half the price in former seasons. The programme for the interna- tional Christian Endeavor conference at Buffalo, N. Y.. Aug. to 10, is reaching Norwich Endeavorers.
 An old-fashioned school with school lunch was the attraction for the 1ec- turer's hour at the meeting of Filing ton grange Wednesday evening.
 The choicest sword, halibut and saime at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 Although the weather was unfav- orable the records show that about seventeen hundred automobiles cross ed the state bridge at Lyme Sunday.
 At the Teachers summer school at New Britain Normal school there are now thirty eight students enrolled, an increase of twelve since the open ing.
 People sending in subscriptions for service if they were careful to send their addresses. written legibly and accurately.
 Real fresh caught cod. haddock and founders at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 At Saybrook William A. Clark has been added to the Hartford Turnpike crossing as gateman. This makes that covered night and day for the safety of the travelling public.
 Word has been sent out by the U. $. Railroad Administration that the boat between New London and Block Island has resumed daily service be- tween these two points.
 Principles of Education is the sub tect of a series of talks begun this week by R. F. Richardson. instructor in the Normal school in Willimantic, at Danbury summer school.
 The twelfth annual meeting of the Society of the Descendants of Robert and Mary fENarren) Bartlett is to be held at the Hotel Brunswick, Boston, Friday and Saturday. Aug. 8 and g.
 At the National convention of Ea- gIes which will be held in New Ha- offered for the best appearing delega- i tions in line, the first prize being for ! s2oo.
 Big cargoes of strictly fresh fish at | Osgood's Wharf today. Reasonable l prices.-adv.
 The Pahquioque Rod and Gun club l of Danbury will celebrate it's twen- | tieth anniversary at the state shoot | to be held in that city next Saturday i when programme of 125 targets is | planned,
 It was voted at the meeting of the | ing committee Monday evening to | hold the annual outing of the cham | Der at Riverside Park. Springfield. on l Aug. 14.
 Local members learn that plans will | probably be made by Mayhower de- | scendant societies for a great celebra- 1 tion at Plymouth. Mass. in 1920. to commemorate the 300th anniversary of the landing of the Pilgrims.
 G. A. R. men have been recalling | this week that it was fifty eight years ago Monday July 21, 1861. the first lost to the Union army after it had | practically mastered the situation.
 A Chester correspondent writes most of the factory people will be glad when the Shore Line trolley strike is over, and the cars start run | ming again It is the people that are Inconvenienced and not the strikers or the company.
 Write for booklet of the new and unique shore resort. Point O'Woods Beach, J. !. Smith Co.. So. Lyme, Ct.- adv.
 laughter of Prof. Robert N. Corvin of , university, and Mrs. Corwin. has been made executive secretary of the women of the Graduate School of ale. Her father was graduated from Norwich Free Academy in '83.
 A number of employees of the New Haven road, who come under the des- gnation of clerks. were granted an increase of pay Tuesday that amount ed to about $40 more per week The put the advance has just started to 
 The efforts of a young married cou- ole to avoid high rents in Williman- ic came to an end in police court this week. when Arthur Roy. 22 years old, ] Ind his wife, Ethel Lewis Roy. 19, were asked to explain why they were ound sleeping in a wagon in Ruell N. Hyde's barn.
 Fistie Bout at Carnival.