Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-16
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Remember additions to all water bills | unpaid after July 20-adv. The Connecticut Reformatory in Che , shire is caring for S49 inmates Crows and deer are working mischief among crops at Union this season. After Thursdays humidity and heavy rain. St. Swithin has permission to do his worstl
 | Manufacturers about the state find the cheaper grade of hides coming into mar ket more freely than since before the war,
 Another carload of coke for the Nor | wich Gas and Electric Company has ar | rived at the city plant on North Main street this week.
 State Agent A. W. Buchanan, when ir Norwich Thursday afternoon to issue working certificates to school children had young woman clerk as assistant.
 The annual report of the Connecticut Historical Society, compiled from re- ports and papers presented at the an nual meeting on May 25, is out in pamph- 1 let form.
 1 Steamer Imperator, for Southampton on which Mir and Mrs. Archibald Mitch ell. 4th (Helen Cole Hamilton) are pas sengers, sailed from New York at noor 1 = Thursday.
 l Complaint is made at Eastford that poultry raisers are suffering serious loss es because new state law prohibits the trapping of skunks, which are raiding chicken GOODS.
 At Deep River Manager Daniels has released Curran and Reagan, the New London battery, and it is rumored that the O'Leary brothers have decided tc quit the team.
 Crabs are not as abundant in the Pleasant View pond this season as usual The prolonged stay of ice in the pond last winter is believed to have had much to do with the scarcity. Water office open every day including | Saturday until 5 D. m. to receive water l bills.-adv.
 At a meeting of the Norwich Police Association toaay (Friday) the three ol more delegates will be selected to attend 1 the state association meeting in New Haven Thursday next. i MT. and Mrs. Roland Porter ant daughter Dorothy of Cedar Lake, Novs Scotia, were recent callers on North Ash ford friends. Mrs. Porter was Miss Ma bel Switzer of that place.
 Mary A. Perkins, 55, of Ledyard wht died in the Norwich state hospital Jul! 12, had been patient there for severa years She is survived by a brother James M. Clark of Ledyard.
 Choice fancy fresh fish from Block Island at Osgoods wharf, sword, but ters, haddock, flats, cod, mackerel eels.-adv.
 There is to be field day under tn, auspices of the State Vegetable Growers association at the farm of Presiden Horace B. Williams at Silver Lane Conn, Wednesday, July 21.
 Miss Alta Corbin of Addison, a grad uate of the State Normal School in Will limantic, has received the appointment of instructor in household arts at Hop kins Academy, Hadley, Mass.
 The United States civil service com mission announces for Aug. 3 an exam ination for statistical draftsman. mal or woman. over IS, for vacancy in th bureau of war risk insurance, at S1,500 year.
 Thursday at 330 ?. m. funeral services l for Mrs. Florence Mercedes, wife of Ar thur E. De Cordova, were held at thu family home No. 251 West S9th street New York. Burial was in Woodlawn cem etery.
 At Phoenixville, George L. Ingals o
 
 his woods This brings more pupils int the General Lyon District, correspond ent writes: Let us hope the school vii be reopened.''
 The lumber used to build the bis mess hall for the cadets at Kitemaug sev eral years ago, has been utilized by tn jpurchasers the Eastern Connection Power Company, at the company's plan in Uncasville.
 Auction Notice-A full adv the auc ton at the late Albert Mitchell place, a No. 1SS West Thames street for Mon day. July 19, at Il o'clock. is published on the adv. sheet of this paper Kindl. refer to it-adv.
 A Norwich boy, Emerson Brown Jones son of Isaac S. Jones, who is a mem Der of the Naval Reserves, is to sail ol U. S. armored cruiser Frederick iron Philadelphia for Antwerp, for the Olym pic games, a two months cruise.
 The Connecticut state board of exam iners in chiropody held examinations a the capitol Tuesday and Wednesday ol anatomy and histology, physiology, con stitutional and skin diseases also theor and practice of chiropody, including sur gerry.
 Norwich pensioners of the governmen are interested to learn of the new systen just announced by the pension burea that witnesses of the endorsement of pen sion checks will not be required in tn future, except where pensioners sign b. mark.
 Supt. John M. Champion of the Con necticut fish and game commission is ar ranging to stock ponds and other water in the state with salmon fngerIings iron the state hatchery at Hammonassett riv CT. Madison. He will distribute 70 % fngerlings.
 A general appeal from the Americal Red Cross has been sent to it's chap ters and branches for garments to b sent to central Europe. The instruction received were to utilize old garments ani cloth which can be made. over into chil dren's clothes.
 A former Norwich resident, Dr. Franl I. Payne, now of Westerly, furnishe front page reading in the New York pa pers Thursday, because of his state ments in the De Cordova tragedy as frs published in special to The Bulletin o Wednesday morning.
 To Inquirer: If elected vice president Franklin D. Roosevelt, who is 3S, woul not be the youngest vice president thi country has ever had. John c. Brecke
 ridge elected with Buchanan on tn democratic ticket in 1856, was only 8 at the inauguration date
 Plans are made for field day 2 Storrs, August 14. The program will in clude an address by pr. B. F. Hartwe of Rhode Island, experiment station small tractor demonstration, demonstrs tions on dusting by the Pomological d vision and informal talks
 The finance committee of the Rockvill court of common council has complete 1 arraneernents fnr ha hr-t tl,-.. l....