Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-05
U'l.iIf,e 'l.iIf H,atlgttn. Norwich, Thursday, June 5, 1919
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Light vehicle lamps at SAT o'clock this evening.
 A few more hot days will bring the native strawberries to market. In the Hebrew calendar Wednesday was Shabouth, the Feast of Weeks.
 To Inquirer: The Times and Record is published every Saturday at Bar Harbor, Me.
 Don't forget the K. of c. social, Parish hall, Taftville, Friday eve, June 6th.-adv.
 According to Wednesdays coast artillery orders, Captain L. Wynne, Jr., is assigned to Fort Wright,
 The examinations for the Bolton postmastership is to be June 14 at the North Manchester post office.
 The automobile traffic Sunday was big. Twelve hundred and fifty cross ed the state bridge at Lyme.
 Delegates are being named to at tend the meeting of the Stonington Union association in North Stoning- ton, June 18th.
 An appropriation of s7.o00 was voted at a special town meeting in Coven- try Saturday for the state road be-
  At Somers, MT. and Mrs. Merrick Worthington are entertaining MT. Worthington'S nephew, Lucius Ham, mer and family of Tekoa. Washington Big cargoes of mackerel, porgies. fiat fish, buffers, cod, haddock, etc., Osgood Wharf, today Only few hours out of the water.-adv.
 Local players are interested in the New England tennis championship tournament to be held in Hartford. at | the Golf club, opening Monday, June l 9th.
 The through freight traffic past | Saybrook Junction continues heavy. l East bound all trains carry fifty to ] seventy five loaded cars and follow closely.
 At the Anchorage, at Hamburg the ] home of Charles M. Tiany, there were l festivities for the Memorial week end 1 ing Saturday night with a dance at the public hall.
 The Ashwillet chapel, recently de- 1 stroyed by fire, is to be rebuilt. Sev- eral hundred dollars have already been pledged toward the construction of the new building.
 The residence 249 Broadway. leased | during the winter by Attorney and Mrs Edmund w. Perkins, is now oc- cupied by the owners, Prof. and Mrs. Francis R. Haley.
 | It is only about once in 20 years that the winter is so warm as to pre- clude the harvesting of an abundant crop of natural ice in Connecticut, as happened the past season.
 B. W. Dillon. chief inspector of the | division of explosives of the New York, New Haven & Hartford rail road, is to give an illustrated lecture for railroad employees in cities about the state.
 Don't forget the K. of C. social Parish hall, Taftville. Friday eve, June 6th.-adv.
 Holland delegates appointed to at- tend the state conference of Congre- gational churches in Hartford next Tuesday and Wednesday are Dr. Sam uel Simpson, Mrs. Edwin Agard, Rev B. F. Case.
 An Old Lyme correspondent men, tions that Edward G. Wiley, Civil War veteran of Norwich. was in town pre- ceding Memorial Day. with flags to put on the graves of his comrades, some 5C | in number.
 In Bolton, Miss Anita R. Baker has men and machinery at work on a site where she wishes to build house drilling for an artesian well. If water is not struck Miss Baker will give III building on that site.
 Employment Bureaus sale, toda! (Thursday), 10 to o'clock. at United Workers house, No. 9 Washington street. Domestic articles-sheets, towels, pillowcases, aprons, etc.-adv
 In North Stonington, Cad Apes, wht has carried the mail from the post of fee to the trolley station for man! years, has resigned and will make hi home in Providence. His successor will be Henry Bromley.
 At the annual meeting of the Men'' Brotherhood of the South Congrega tional church. New Britain, Tuesda! evening, the election of officers result ed in the choice of Noah H. Lucas formerly of Norwich, as president.
 Be careful during this hot weathe to buy fish that is fresh and proper ly iced. Last week of Conn River shad big drop in prices. Mackerel, blue large and Ssrnall founders. chickel halibut and porgies, at Powers Bros.- adv.
 State Commissioner of Labor ant Factory Inspection William $. Hyde has been attending the convention 0 the association of government labo officials at Madison, Wis in sessiol for three days, June 2, and 4.
 A former, Norwich District Super . intendent, Rev. G. G. Scrivener, 0 South Manchester, may be one of tn 7 Methodist ministers drafted to do spe ri al in 1Yin ha a1yl , churches reach their lacking quota in the s105,o00oo0 Centenary drive.
 The case of Martha Fritzche c Rockville given a hearing in tn } United States District court befor Commissioner Richard F. Carol charged with sending an obscene let ter through the mail to Elsa Bart hold of Rockville was continued t June 18th.
 Articles of association were filed 8 the state secretary's office Tuesday b Alpha Sigma Delta Alumni Associa tion, Inc. of Wesleyan university. Tn subscribers are Russell T. Purnell ( . Montclair, N. J.. George W. Skilton ( ' Middletown and Frank R. Custard ( Willimantic.
 In, spite of Wednesdays heat, tn sale of domestic articles offered by tn Employment Bureau started in wei at the United Workers house. Mrs. I A. Bidwell chairman, Mrs. Mary ( Webster. secretary, having charg, Mrs. Webster and Mrs. Herbert I Kind conducting the sales.
 The funeral of Charles N. Parmele was held from his home in Middle town Wednesday afternoon at 23I the Rev. F. R. Hyde officiating. Be sides his wife and three daughter. MT. Parmelee leaves a son, Charle 1 N. Parmelee of New London a sisteI