Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-15
Gl1e Bnllstin
 Norwich, Saturday, May 15, 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS
It is daybreak now at S.26.

farms, but is delayed because of wet, chilly weather. Local hotels and restaurants had a rush day Friday, because of the teach ers' convention.
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 The Windham county W. C. T. U. convention will be held in the Central Village church vestry, Wednesday, June The smart attire and attractive ap- pearance of the visiting teachers made Norwich SIt up and take notice Fri day
 Somerset lodge works E. A. degree to- night at oclock.-adv.
 At a special town meeting held Fri day it was voted to appropriate $21 week for a watchman for the village of Plainfield
 Israel Godchild, who has worked at the Sterling plant of the U. S. Finishing O.. for the past few years has moved to Woonsocket.
 For the coming roll call meeting at Trinity Methodist church an enter tainment programme is being prepared by the Mems club
 Heavy northern live Holsters, boiled also, at Powers Bros.
 In the current Norwich Free Academy Journal, H. N. C., '22, makes an earn est appeal for the resumption Of debat- ing at the Academy.
 The Moosup Methodist church will en- certain the Norwich district Methodist Preachers, association at the spring meeting, June and s.
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 News came to Norwich furriers Fri day that big things are expected during the fur sales planned for August in re- tail stores of the country.
 At Rockville, Mrs Selma Norton an- ter, Miss Marion L. Norton to W. F. Grapes of Bloomfield, N. J.
 The shad fishermen are making better hauls The last two nights they have landed at the ferry and Saybrook Point docks 300 to 400 each night
 Dance tonight in Grange hall, Colches- ter; six-piece jazz band.-Tadv. Today May 15th) is the general opening day of the season of country inns and gift shops on post roads fre- quented by automobile parties.
 At the next meeting of the Moosup home nursing class, Monday afternoon, | May IT, Miss Maud Hayes of Storrs is to speak on The Home Medicine Chest.
 Downing Bros. have moved their steam sawmill from Rhode Island to Brooklyn, where they will saw tract of timber for | w. L. Hall former resident of this city. | Tuesday afternoon at the Oneco parson- age, Miss Helen I. Bundy, daughter of i Mir and Mrs. Frank Bundy was united in marriage with Harry E. Austin of Vest erly.
 Psychic messages by W c. Whitney al | Spiritual Academy Sunday.-adv.
 Notices have been received here of a motor truck parade to be held in Hartford next week, Friday, in observ- | ance of ship by truck week. It is ex- pected that fifty trucks will be in line
 One of those in England attending the 1 Worlds Convention of the Woman's | Christian Temperance Union, Mrs. Mary | B. Wilson, state president, who sailed early in April, is expecting to return about June 1.
 Live and boiled Holsters at the Broad way Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 A Willfmantic teacher, in Norwich tc attend Fridays convention, became i'll with acute indigestion and was hospi tably cared for at the home of Churcl l the Thread City in the afternoon.
 Connecticut clubs have been notified that the biennial convention of Girls clubs will be held this year at Bryn AIawr= The convention will include sightseeing trip through Philadelphia ant l Valley Forge and other points of inter est.
 Choice flowers for funerals; also wed l ding bouuuets. Hunts Greenhouses Phone 1130.-adv.
 In freight car break on a Hazard vile siding goods taken included 50 pounds of finished cloth owned by tn, Somersville Manufacturing company, crate of steel from the Springfield arm ory and crates of merchandise from soap company.
 During the past term sixty Academ. girls, in the interest of the Junior Ret Cross met in three divisions once a weei for one hour and twenty minutes ant made twelve layettes, of twenty-fou pieces each, the material being furnishes by the Red Cross.
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 A big realty deal in New York Thurs day was the purchase by Francis J. Mo Cam of John McCann & Co.,, linen mer chandise through the Charles F. Noy es Company of the building at 2S Whit street, also through the same brokers, 3 to g White street
 Choice dahlia bulbs are for sale by W F. Brown. 46 Palmer St.. $1 for assort ment of 12.-adv.
 Norwich members of the Connecticr Society of Colonial Danes learn that a album containing photographs showin 41zo ,&1 oF is on exhibition at the New Haven Cour ty Historical society rooms, New Ha ven, ending tonight, May 18th.
 The United States Civil Service con mission announces for June 22 an e, animation for plant breeder, male C female, 25 to 40 years of age, for a Va | cancy in the Bureau of Plant Industr Department of Agriculture, for duty Blssfield, Mich, at $2,OO0 to $2,4Oo year.
 New lot of porgies and filet of sole ft J Saturday. Broadway Fish Maket, Broadway.-adv. g During brief business visit to No wich, Friday, Miss Charlotte Molyner Holloway, of New London, the effciel investigator for the State Labor Burea spoke to friends in the most hear commendation of the work of Norwic woman, Miss Julia Corcoran, a sta factory inspector.
 At South Willington in a 50 poi pool match, F. o. Vinton of Eaglevil and Hans Hansen of West Wilmington ar Frank Ladi of South Wilmington, We colt Potter of West Wilmington, Vintt defeated Hansen 5G to 46, Ladi defea ed Potter 50 to 38. 1r the final matC Ladi defeated Vtnton 50 to 4S
 The French color card, prepared f