Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-13
VARIOUS MATTERS

way or warm, sunny weather Wednes- day.
 Mystic is to have a Doughnut Day to- day (Thursday) in the Salvation Army drive.
 It is is noted by bird lovers at Old Lyme, that wrens came May Sth for the season.
 A Norwich amateur gardener learned Wednesday that seed potatoes would cost | him $5.25 bushel Arriving daily at osgood's Wharf haddock, cod, flats, mackerel, eels, etc. adv
 This weeks meeting of the Progress sive Missionary club is to be with Mrs. Mary B. Corbin, 29 Lincoln avenue Connecticut produced more hay in 1919 l than any other New England state The value of the hay crop was $12,576,0 900. A retaining wall along the sidewalk on Bay street Watch Hill, in front of the new parking space has been con- pleted.
 Join our Record Club, s1 weekly, The Plaut-Cadden Co-adv. Arthur W. Gregory and Walter F. Patterson will be members of the col ony from Hartford at Weekapaug this summer.
 City owners of country and shore places are making week end trips to their property in order to start their gardens.
 The Man with the Hoe is just now The Man with the Spade, since in some sections it is impossible to secure any body to do any blowing.
 It is stated by the White Ribbon Banner that the annual convention of the C rr1I.., day, June 10th, in Norwich.
 Dance tonight in Chamber of Com merce hall, with Rowland's orchestra- adv
 The Episcopal rector, Rev. Edward T. for Rockville and Vernon of the Sal vation Army home service appeal The annual championship tournament of the Connecticut Women's Golf as- sociation is to be held at the Shuttle Meadows club, New Britain, June 3. At Mystic, Mir. and Mrs Christian | Schmidtz of Greenmanville avenue an- | nounce the engagement of their daughter Frieda, to A. Eli Cont of Westerly
 Notice is out for the annual meeting i of the Connecticut Forestry association to be held at 1o.30 a. m Saturday May 22, at Sperry's Pool. Woodbridge
 Join our Record Club, s1 weekly, The | Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 Teachers learn that the ninth annua' meeting of the school accountants and | business officials of public schools will be held at Minneapolis, May IS, 19 and 20
 An anniversary high mass of reouien for Mrs. Nellie McCone was sung in St Patrick's church Wednesday at s O.
 clock tby the rector, Rev. J H. Brod | erick.
 Lewis L. W. Pearson. teacher 1T
 Wheeler school North Stonington. is ir 1 a Providence hospital. where he under
 went an operation for appendicitis, re gently.
 First porgies of the season, at the
 Broadway Fish Market 40 Broadway
 adv
 At the commencement exercises of the
 Joseph Lawrence Training School fol Nurses, in Plant hall, New London Fri
 day, May 21, at 8 o'clock, eleven girl.
 will be graduated.
 Norwich D. A. R. members learn tha Ruth Wyllys chapter, F. A. R., of Hart 1 ford, is holding an exhibition of native 1 arts at the Morgan Memorial in Hart
 ford until May 15..
 Several Connecticut cities are due fo
 a milk bottle famine unless the Nev
 Haven road revokes it's policy O
 not carrying any glassware while tn
 present labor conditions continue.
 Bring in your citrate of magnesia bot
 ties good for five cents each. Lee & Os
 good Co.-adv.
 Honoring Florence Nightingale. pa
 tron saint of the nurses, Miss Mazie V
 Caruthers, of Norwich, had a beautiful
 poem, The Lady With the Lamp on tn
 editorial page of Wednesdays New Tor
 Times.
 The board of control in the state comp troller's office held a meeting Tuesda
 and voted to approve the contract for new reception building at the ConneC tcut State Farm for Women in Eas Lyme. The building will cost S59,O0( Smith College rummage sale on Sat urday, May 18th, beginning at 10 a. m
 at "A Main street, opposite P. & M-ad7
 This (Thursday) afternoon at 3 o'cloc
 at Middletown, when the South Congre
 gational Church Union society will hol it's annual tea party, Miss Lydia Harti
 will tell of her work in rural Connect cut. She was a former pastor at Sout Killingly.
 l The United States Civil Service con 9 mission announces the poStponemeru ! May 19 of the examination for Admir- . istrative Assistants, Chief Clerk for Res n istrar, Administrative Assistant an t Property Officer Applicants will be aC S mitted regardless of age. ,. Just in. fresh lot of Holsters. live l. boiled also black fish. first of seaso d Nice Seekonk River shad, only out l. water since Tuesday noon. Broadwa
 Fish Market, 40 Breadway.-adv
 The summer school of the state boar
 of education, which for the past tv E years has been held at the Danbury Sta J. Normal school, will be located in Ne '- Haven this summer. several of the bull '- ings at Yale university being given ov h for this purpose from July until Ju 31.
 $ Rummage sale at 9 Bath St Saturda T. May 18th, beginning at 10 a. m for be- eft of summer camp for Christ churC .e Boy Scouts and choir boys-adv |, A former Norwich man, Charles c. F 2. well of the state public untilities cor
 mission in an address before the Ne r. Britain Chamber of Commerce Merca
 tile Bureau called attention to the nece = sity of popular support of trolley roa of the state if the people wish them Y continue in existence. |