Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-18
VARIOUS MATTERS

Mems straw hats are s2.75 at the Sur prise Store.-adv.
 Some farmers in Warrenville are mourning the loss of their oats as blight seems to be affecting the crop.
 Grace will be at Oseood's wharf with fresh fish caught today.-adv.
 There is to be special rededication service at the Brandy Hill Baptist church at Thompson, June goth, at o'clock. Theodore sterry has succeeded Miss Jennie G. Bonney as collector of dues for the Norwich Town Rural Associa- tion. Thermometers about Norwich which registered ss degrees Wednesday showed readings of 5s degrees Thursday after noon.
 Just as soon as the wcrkmen get a coat of paint on the cupola of the Nor wich courthouse the rain comes to wash 1t of.
 Regular meeting of White Cross Coun- i cil, at K. of c. Home. tonight, at o. cloek.-adv.
 The increase in freight trains through to New York and Boston is very notice able recently and the trains are making fast time.
 A Union resident who undertook to raise geese, Mrs. George Heck, had a | fine brood of goslings suddenly sicken and die this week.
 Up to June 1 there had been 256 for est\ fires reported in Connecticut. In 1913 total of l,326 fires occurred dur | ing the same period.
 Rain almost terrifying in its force fell during the early hours of Thursday. Sc | much moisture has left foliage as dense as it is expected to be in midsummer. Franklin chapter, No. 4, R. A. M. works the Royal Arch degree at Masonic | Temple tonight at and S.30.-adv. ] Wissoe, Argo, at Osgood's wharf, with big cargo of fish. Lowest prices of the 1 season.-adv.
 1 Thursday evening at the Central Bap | tist church there was meeting of the Personal Workers and the Junior Young Peoples class in charge of Walter Block i It was given out Thursday that ar | engagements are being made for prompt sugar supply to meet the need during the canning and preserving sea son.
 At St. Philips Episcopal church, Put nam, Sunday, June 20, morning praye | and sermon will be conducted by Rev William H. Smith of St. Andrew church Norwich.
 Alma Gluck, the noted singer is a Fishers Island, where she has openet her summer home for the season. Ac companying the singer are Josef Hoff man, the pianist, and his wife.
 Everybody wanted to attend the St Veronica T. A. B. dance in Parish hal Taftville, this (Friday) evening. Humph ries' orchestra.-adv.
 The Bar Harbor expresses runnin through Norwich daily at 1910 p. n northbound, and 454 a. m. bound soutf show increasingly heavy travel. Thi season the trains do not stop here.
 At Mystic Manuel Sylvia began wor on the Grant property on West Mai street Tuesday by tearing down tn fence and commanding to get ready t erect a building to be used as a restau rant
 Connecticut motor boat men are watch ing with interest the campaign ben carried on for the repeal of the heav license fee for motor boats It is hope that by the next session of congress tn repeal will be effected. The 250 American Boy Scouts wh are to attend the international Bo Scout Jamboree in London July 30 wi sail from New York July on the arm 1 transport dCCOTulnB to II formation received here Thursday. White skirts at $1.9S, s5.5e. Vol blouses at $395 Fine waists at 95 cent ' and S1.25, at the Surprise Store, 29 II Central ave.-adv.
 Harold E. Anderson, commander Oscar w. Swanson Post, American L. zion, of Thompson. has rendered his re ignation to take effect at once. MT. Lii K derson has been commander since u post was organized last December. . Now that the shad season records al computed, they show that the pounC = on Long Island Sound at Fenwick d not ship a. quarter as many as last ye; but managed to get some other marke able fish that brought in results.
 The Windham County Observer say | Principal Henry A. Tirreu of Norwi'
 Free Academy who is to speak at COT
 mencement exercises is the son of Re
 Eben Tirrell, at one time district supe
 intendent of Norwich M. E. district.
 Mrs. Mabel Kenyon, who admitt
 shooting Dr. Herbert Tetlow in his apal
 ment in Westerly last Friday mornin
 is reported in excellent health by t i officials at the New London jail whe
 she is the only prisoner in the woman
 ward,
 
 per pair. Special white and black at $1.t
 Pure thread silk hose at $2.25, value
 at the Surprise Store.-adv.
 At the annual outing of Comfort c
 cle of the Kings Daughters with Mrs.
 T. Utley, at Neptune Park Wednesday,
 birthday post card shower was giv
 Mrs. Herbert F. Dawley, one of the ma
 active and benevolent members of {
 circle.
 George wylses, s1, retired ste
 broker, who died at his home in E;
 Haddam, Tuesday, formerly lived in
 Hill section of Brooklyn, N. Y, for ma
 years and in early life was an impor r, of teas as member of W. B. Hun A & Co.,. New York.
 T There was interest in Lebanon Thu .c day in the student tragedy at Dartmo, D College as this institution had its : ginning in Lebanon about 176S, at , home of Rev. Eleazur Wheelock, wh
 most famous pupil was Samson occc
 an Indian preacher.
 Automobile tourists are interested
 the fact that the ferry across Long
 land sound, from Rye Oakland Bes ,e pier) to Oyster Bay, started running 10 the season Wednesday. The Long Isla h destination has been changed from {
 Cliff to Oyster Bay
 Y An effort is being made to bring so IS of the older classes at Yale out for co mencement reunions, including those n Civil war times. John W. filling, chg
 man of the board of directors of - Southern New England Telephone { ! is to entertain the class of '62.
 The United States Civil Service e c- mission announce examination for
 aminer of accounts, males preferr, l under 45 years of age for vacancies