Norwich bulletin., 1919-05-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

AtSul FcIiiCle id4upS at os-2 CLOCK this evening.
 A union Christian Endeavor meeting is to be held at Bozrah Saturday.
 Carloads of Tennessee strawberries are being brought into Connecticut
 The war relic train is to be at North Grosvenerdale Saturday from 12.50 to D, m.
 Italian residents of the state towns commemorated St. Michaers day on Thursday.
 The town of Norwich service flag has total of 1850 stars. including fl gold stars.
 In Windham county. Killingly. Cam terbury, Plainfield and Brooklyn are over the top in the Victory loan.
 Good Sheppard yarn, sweater mod els, and directions, at Woman's Ex- change. Hot lunch served daily.-adv.
 The public schools of Norwich will be closed today (Friday) because of the Eastern Connecticut Teachers as- sociation convention.
 In spite of frequent raids by dogs Lafayette Main has a fine flock of sheep feeding on his farm on the line Of the Norwich Westerly trolley.
 Owners of sawmills hereabouts ars paying sawyers s5 or s6 per day help CTS and woodchoppers $4 yet are un- aole to get all the men they need.
 The Foresters' grand court conven- ton will be held in Turner hall New Britain, May 14 and 15. Court Friend iy will Keep open house during the | convention.
 | The staging has been removed from | the new mansard roof of the former second church parsonage on Churcf | street and the remodeled buildint shows up we'll
 A civil service examination is to b. held at Manchester June 14th to fill ; 1 contemplated vacancy in the fourth class Dostoffice at Bolton Last yea the office paid s196.
 ] Many Connecticut people have foup, 1t practically impossible to. go to E,u rope the past few weeks because o the conditions laid down by this an, other governments.
 The town of Bolton has not onl, raised it's Victory loan quota of S1O. but has nearly doubled it. For the res of the drive emphasis is to be put o1 | increasing the number of subscribers ] It has been decided by the Hartfor 1 county '. M. C. A. to have q tri county camp, participated in by Ney London, Middlesex and Hartford coun ties sites and time to be decided upor At this years state summer norma ! school at Danbury. in addition to tn i instruction in the normal school, a ! opportunity for observation and prac tice in teaching will be given in tn training department.
 Just arrived. a new cargo of fires, i hch. Osgood's wharf. Low prices. - adv.
 Annie O'Neil, 57. wife of Judge ,Joh E. Fancy, coroner for Holland county and judge of probate for the Ellingto district, died at her home in Rockvfll | Wednesday. She had been in DOG health for some time.
 Representative from about the stat have been in attendance at the Easter
 Music Supervisors conference whic opened Tuesday evening with a recer tion and get-acquainted meeting at tn
 Hartford Public High school.
 Two Putnam brothers, Joseph an
 Lionel Marion, who have been in bust
 ness with their brother for years, hay
 bought a general store in Voluntow
 and took possession May 5. The post
 office is located ill their store. Norwich summer visitors to Sharo
 Springs, N. Y. learn that Mrs. N. ' B. Low, at whose cottage a numbt have been entertained, is in a seriol ; condition, having never recovered fo lowing a shock last November Coventry, North parish, has gor over the top in the fifth Liberty loa . campaign. The quota for that paris ! was s5,500. and the amount alreaG . raised is s7,650. This is the third tin . that Coventry has gone over the top. 5 At New London Wednesday Geor, 2 W. Sisson was appointed superintel 7 dent of ferryboats at a meeting of u c ferry commission. Frederick Shit 6 who has been superintendent, will z retained as captain of one of the ferr, 2 boats.
 Members throughout eastern CoI [ necticut learn that the Putnam Ph [ lanx is to make trip to Boston Mo / day, May F. when the command " . be the guests of the Fusilier Veter; ], corps in a convention of veteran o
 ganizations.
 r A farm of 100 acres or more locat r in the east part of North Stoningt
 and known as the Samuel Sheffie h place has been sold by the owner, w :. liam J. Smith, to William F. Ruther
 HaCkenSacK, N. J. The place Is Ju
 east of the village of Clark's Falls. s A further increase in the price
 flour over tha. of last week is anti,
 pated during the week to come, a :. cording to a statement by a leadi 5. grocer of the state. This commodi
 took sudden leap last week fire
 S1375 to s14.50 a barrel, wholesale.
 A seasons lease of the Brandeg ' cottage on the boardwalk at Dee
 Beach has been secured by George Reuland of the war camp commun
 service as a club for the service m D who will be stationed at Ocean Bea
 during the summer. The formal ope
 inO will Taira rjace JIIDa