Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-14
VARIOUS MATTERS


 18th at 4.25 p. m
 Tuesdays sweltering heat just suited dealers in summer apparel
 This week there are i40 patients at Norwich State Tuberculosis SanatoriuIn.
 According to all reports from the Sound shore resorts fishing was never better.
 c. Bennett Linder the Finnish portrait painter, has. arrived at Watch Hill for the season.
 Some prolific red rambler roses are in bloom on the trellises at Dr. Cassidy's Block. on Church street.
 One trial of choice Noank swordhsh will prove our claim to quality goods. Powers Bros.-adv.
 A contingent of fresh air children will arrive in Mystic this (Wednesday) af- ternoon for two weeks outing. At Old Saybrook, William Ennis for many years in the tower signal gang has l resigned and goneN to work on a farm. A freight northward bound through l Norwich about 4 ?. nl.. Tuesday, con- sisted of 32 box cars all loaded with coal.
 Tomorrow. the 18th, is St swithin's day when, should 1t rain, the supersti- | tions will look for rainy weather for | forty days. Experts are reminding farmers that with timothy hay the yield is largest when the grass is cut at the time the ! seed has just formed.
 Prohibitionists in Connecticut are planning to send a delegation to Lincoln, Neb.. to attend the national convention of the party, July q. | At Old Lyme, George F. Clark has sold to Sylvester Fox. piece of land back | of Grassy Hill, comprising fifty acres, mostly covered with woods From South Glastonbury Giles wads- worth is enjoying a vacation at the cot | tage of his daughter, Mrs Edward | Grandshaw, at Lords Point i Extra choice fresh caught sword from Noank, hatish, sea trout and of1unders at Powers Bros.'-adv.
 The Goshen Community club, of which i Edward Mccall. Jr., is president is plan ming a. social evening at Goshen Congre- gational church tonight Wednesday,. l Recent guests at The Wigwam. Pleas ant View, include Mir. and Mrs L. NJ ] Young, Norwich, F. c. Whiting, Jewett City; Mir. and Mrs S. W. Throop. Leba- non.
 Warning is being sent out that grass 1 hoppers are doing damage in the vest | so that means may be taken in New En- gland to check any possible invasion of the pest
 The planet Mars which was both ev- eniag and morning star up to July 2d. is now studied by amateur astronomers as evening star and will so remain until the end of the year.
 Weekapaug has many guests who have spent season after season there but the return of F. E. Barnes of New York to one of the houses makes this his 42nd summer spent at that hotel 1 A former Norwich boy, Cecil G. Young. who won the rank of major during the war, has been assigned to the Aberdeen Pa, proving ground He is the elder son of Mrs. Lillian F. Young.
 An anniversary high mass of requiem for Mrs. Tina Mondelci sung in St Pat rick's church Tuesday at o'clock by Rev. Myles P. Calvin. was attended by relatives and family friends.
 A new lot of choice lobsters just ar rived, also Block Island swordhsh and nnackerel. at the Broadway Fish Mar ket, 40 Broadway.-adY.
 In spite of the urgent need for and the high price of food supplies. many home gardens about Norwich. which were mod els of careful tilling during war years are this season but fields of weeds. The Girls Friendly society of Grace
 church, Yantic, will hold a lawn party this evening at the home of Frank Sterry ] Lee avenue. Dancing on the lawn.-adv
 Mrs. Mckay organizer for the New I York Tribune Fresh Air fund, who has been at Lords Point, in one hour by telephone, placed 14 children to be en
 tertained in North Stonington homes.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for Aug. 10 an exam nation for statistician, male, more thar 20 years of age, for vacancy in the pub lie health service, Washington, D. C., a, 5 s3,ooo year.
 The Wanda, of Middletown Yach 5 club, owned by H. F. Metcalf of Holyoke , with GuHderstand, master went on 1 sword-fshing trip Block ffIsland anc while on the trip the party also pulled
 in two sharks
 A tent of Daughters of Veterans c. , the Civii War will be instituted in Mid dietown today Wednesday, July I4, il
 G. A. R. hall. This tent is organized . by Mrs. Nellie D. Orchard, a natiena | officer, of New London
 Gov. NJ. H. Holconab has appointed pr 1 W. A. Tanner of Brooklyn a eofnnissiene] to examine and report on the mental con
 dition of James R. Woodhead, prisonei
 at Windham county jail, and said by tht l . As Rev. Richard R. Graham. rector O
 Christ Episcopal church, is called out o
 town by business today Wednesday, ha will make his weekly visit to Nerwicl
 sanaterium for the service of mernin; 7 prayer on Thursday this week
 Ne wYork papers note that the Charie
 F. Moves Company was the broker in th s2,e0e,eo0 lease covering 99-1o1 William street, a plot about 70 by 80 in size. SC
 cured by Bennett Ellison for sixty-thre ? years from the Wendell Estate. al While Orrin F. Merry, of McKinle, Il avenue is having two weeks vacation, hi n place as engineer on steamer Cape Cod = Norwich to New York. is taken by Rob
 ert G. Mcqueen, of New London, wlh e has friends in Putnam and Norwich. :, A Newport correspondent mention
 that Rear Admiral Herbert o. Dunn O Westerly commander of the First Ma
 val District, will make an inspection 0
 the training and torpedo stations thi : l "Wednesday and Thursday afternoons Albert B. Meredith, who became sec retary of the state board of educatie
 July 1, said this week: q believe tha every trained teacher, and by traine
 teachers I mean a normal school or col
 lege graduate, should receive at tn : present time not less than s1,2oo a year.
 Norwich members of organized labo ! unions have received noticeA of the plan of the American Federation of Labor t ! form a state committee of nineteen fo the purpose of planning campaigns i
 support of those candidates who wi
 meet the requirements of the main oi ganizatien.