Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

 this evening.
 Argo at osgood wharf with fresh fish today.-adv.
 In the town of Ashford Miss Clara Armitage has one sheep that sheared 14 pounds of wool this season. An exchange states that Rev. Otto Baumeister of Colchester, has been giv- ing a very successful mission in St. Matthews church, Forestville. Farmers in many locations report vegetables burned during the drouth of the past five weeks and not likely to revive in spite of the good effects of Fridays rain.
 The teachers engaged at the high school, Central Village. the coming year include assistant principal, Miss Josephine Armstrong; science, Miss Jane D. Mahoney of Norwich. Special. meeting of K. of c. Sunday afternoon at 2.S0. Second degree.- adv.
 The state labor report shows that the unemployed in Norwich number 700. while an equal supply and de mand is reported from Wnlimantic, Putnam and Rockville.
 No suitable place. has been offered | for new location for the post office at Stafford Springs, so it has been decided to keep it in its present loca- tion until Aug. s. 1920.
 At the public graduating exercises of 1 St. Patrick's school, Norwich, in the | church Sunday evening the address to the graduates will be by Rev Peter F. Dolin of St. Lawrence church Hartford.
 At East Killingly Will Bailey has a | Guernsey COW that supplies his family of four with milk, cream and butter, also furnishes five other families with | butter. Her yield of milk is 22 quarts | per day.
 On nd after July 7th until Aug. 1st. the office of James Dawson, 12 Cliff 1 street, will be closed.-adv.
 Train No. 655, leaving New London now at 6.10 a. m. for Hartford, will 1 leave on and after June 30th, at 6.55 with a change in running schedule in 1 conjunction with the change in leav- l ing time.
 ] In a number of towns some of the | first crop of peas are of no use, 1 the vines and under the leaves being covered with small green lice due perhaps to so much dry weather the past few weeks.
 The June number of Stella Matutina, issued quarterly by the students of St. l Thomas Seminary, Hartford, praised as an especially meritorius number One of the editors is Raymond G. La Fontaine, '21 of Norwich.
 Fish sale today at Church Bros Fancy corned beef, 1Sc ID. Plenty of long and round. clams.--adv. The motor vehicle department of the state has issued notice that beginning tomorrow (Sunday) its inspectors will commence the enforcement of a reg ulation forbidding drivers to "cut in ahead of other vehicles on busy state highways.
 800 pounds of Holsters for Saturday Cooked Holsters ID. 40c, live Holsters ID 35c. Better get some for Sunday Broadway Fish Market. 40 Broadway 1 adv.
 A saybrook correspondent notes that Lyman Parsons, mail clerk or the Valley, who took the job as trans l fer clerk two months ago, bid in the Willimantic and New Haven run or the Air Line and will start in on the i job July '. s.- l of the W. U. Telephone Co. have ar rived at Saybrook Junction where the thirty linemen will stay while building new and repairing the old lines alons the route between New Haven anc New London.
 Cash agricultural prizes given b.
 Miss Minnie Helen Hicks of Nev
 York, whose summer home is at Tol land were awarded at the graduatin;
 exercises Wednesday evening to Johl
 Szermeylo, Bohumil Kollar, Abr
 Case and John J. Aborn.
 The United States civil service com
 mission announces for Aug 23 an ex
 animation for railway mail clerk. fo
 men. Vacancies in the Railway Mai
 Service throughout the United State at the entrance salary of $1, 100 yeal will be filled from this examination. The Connecticut Pharmaceutic as
 sociation at the business meeting hel Thursday afternoon at Momauguir elected to honorary membership A Jamieson of Bridgeport and N. D. Sc win of Norwich. MT. Sevin has bee { member for 42 years and his homo is for life.
 1! Former schoolmates, Chauncey I Wheeler. 7S, a wealthy farmer Twin at Crystal Lake and Mrs. Eliza Talbot, 80, met some time ago. renew T ed the 1rlenQSnlp or youth, ana Wer married by Rev. James T. Carter a the Congregational parsonage in Ell ington Tuesday afternoon. At the funeral of Dr. Arthur \ Prentice at New London Thursday af !. ternoon the bearers were Mayor I { Frank Morgan, Judge Arthur B. Cal
 kins, Richard Belden. Harry H. Wal
 ker, Dr. Riggs of Hartford, and D
 George Leonard of Mystic. Buris
 was in Cedar Grove cemetery.
 At the annual meeting of the Re
 tired Employers association of th
 New Haven road, held Thursday,
 the Orpheum theatre, Savin Rock, {
 sat down to the dinner. coming frol
 Springfield Longmeadow, Long Isl
 and,. New Rochelle. New Haven, Fal
 Village, Pittsfeld, Great Barringto