Norwich bulletin., 1919-06-14
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 Norwich, Saturday, june IA, 1919 {
VARIOUS MATTERS.
Today is F1agrDay.

VARIOUS MAI IEKS : Today is Flag Day.
 Light vehicle lamps at S.52 o'clock this evening" NtA
 Gen. Pershing and his staff were en- lthusas ticallys received, in Paris two years ago Friday. tJ
 Just arrived. another. big cargo of fish, Osgood wharf. 5c h. today, few hours out of water.-adv.4a , @r, 7.>. 'za
 The department encampment of the Spanish War Veterans of9 the state will be held at New Britain,5 Friday and Saturday, June 20 and 21.
 James M. Whittlesey.q state commis- sioner on domestic animals, has ap- pointed Constable Charles H. .Caul as dog warden for the town of Norfolk.
 Friday was the centenary of the birth of Henry R. Pierson. well known capitalist, and for many years chan cellor of the University of the state of New York. ;
 The annual meeting of the Hartford County Manufacturers Association, was held Thursday night at the Hart ,ord club. Seventy factories were represented.
 Bridgeport has secured it's sixty cent ice, and beginning next Monday, householders will pay at the rate of sixty cents for what formerly cost eighty cents. :
 John William Cooper, chauffeur, 21. years old,, died at, his chomesin Hart ford, Thursday. He was born in FL. lington, this state, and had formerly lived in New Britain. l; Look out for a book agent posing as a representative of the United States government" was the warning issued Friday by Collector sof Internal Revenue James J. Walsh.
 Commencement week of the class of 1919 at the Connecticut Agricultural fcnliege will start Sunday. June Is when the baccalaureate service will be held in Hawley Armory at 8 o'clock. Fast day today. A choice lot of strictly fresh fish to offer the trade: also Holsters and soft crabs, at Powers Bros.-adv.
 | Colonel William J. Donovan of the Old Sixtly- ninth Regiment denounces as Hap dog" patriotism the patron izing, babying tactics that are being employed by many toward the re- turned soldier"
 Postoffices throughout the state are preparing for the resumption on July of the old two cent letter rate. On that date the postal changes in effect since Oct. ?. 1917. will have become thing of the past.
 A June meeting of the Connecticut Editorial Association will be N Id on Friday afternoon. June 20, 1915, at the Momauguin, East Haven, Conn. and promises delightful afternoon at that popular shore resort.
 State Highway. Commissioner c. J Bennett has awarded to F. Stuart 6 Sons of Newtonville. Mass, the con- | tract for constructing the Stratford- ] Milford bridge over the Housatonie river for approximately $925.000. s
 Harvey L. Roberts, one of Winsted's | best known and most prominent busi.
 ess men, is in an unconscious con dition at the Litchfield County Hospi. | tai with three bullet holes in his head self f-infiicted, with suicidal intent.
 Mrs. Anna V. Sherwood, formerly manicurist at the Stratfeld, is lief, ] S100,000 outright and the income ot the residue of the estate under the will of Richard $. Sherwood, late ot l Southport, filed in probate court a 1 Fairfield.
 At the quarterly meeting of the Wo. mans Christian Temperance unior ! held Tuesday afternoon with Mrs I Cwight c. Stone at the parsonage il Mystic, Mrs. J. o. Barrows of Nor Wich Town. Mrs. Stones mother, wa guest of honor.
 Friends of Irish Freedom, importan meeting Sunday at 2.30 D. m.. in For esters' hall. All who desire to joil should attend.-adv.~
 Members of the Mystic encampment l. o. o. F., accepted the invitation t attend the meeting of Mistuxet en campment of Westerly, Tuesday eve ming. A special car left Mystic at o'clock. and a large delegation fron the lodge attended. .-.....
 The Groton and Stonington lin seems likely to lose some of its dail passengers unless two cars are run O the trip leaving the borough of Groto at 2.l5. About 50 railroad men hay ] become dlsgusted with the croWde condition of this trip.
 The recently added tax to the popu lar soda beverages and the humble ic
 cream cone has been a severe tris , TO the small boy for it is extreme ly hard to gather that extra cent, an many youngster has had to go thir
 sty for the lack of it.
 The district committee in charge (
 the Quinebaug Valley and Rockvill
 Girls clubs met recently at the Wind
 ham Girls club in Willimantic. Rer
 reesntatives from the seven clubs
 the towns of Putnam, Killingly an
 Plainfield were present.
 Frederick W. Brownell, ascistar ltreasurer of the Connecticut Powt
 company, has received a cablegral
 from Viggo E. Bird, manager of u
 company. sent from Denmark, statir
 that he and his family are well al enjoying their vacation.
 Sample certificates of appreciatic which the state department of ws records is issuing to those discharge service men who fill out the question
 naires have been sent to the war bl
 reaus of New Haven, New Londo Bridgeport and Waterbury.
 \ Why not turn the corner saloon in
 community playhouse when the Ia
 effects the closing of these gatherir places, asks Miss Hazel MacKaye, d
 rector of the. department of pageant
 and drama of the National Youl \ Women'S Christian Association? There will be 60 Yale classes ba, for reunions next week.in New Have ' instead of 57 as previouSIy apnouroo