Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-28
VARIOUS MATTERS
Today is almanac day for June.

| WfAANkO0S 4NNEA \ k@AeAS Today is almanac day for June Light vehicle lamps at SAP this eve ming. Farmers complain that this is the | most backward season in twenty years. Some Ellington farmers began set ting their tobacco the first of the week. Ask your music dealer for Dreaming Y Dreams of You."-adv.
 | I,ilacs and iris are in bloom in the grounds at the Norwich Central Fire station.
 In one Connecticut county alone it is found that 10000 apple trees have been girdled by field mice.
 With the mercury ambitious to reach 80 degrees during Thursday afternoon everybody was happy.
 At Plainheld today (Friday) Plain1eld Chapter, D. A. R., will celebrate its 18th anniversary at the Lawton Inn.
 voluntown grange visited Brooklyn grange Tuesday evening, the latter grange holding Neighbors' night.
 At Trinity Methodist church prayer meeting Thursday at 7.45, the subject was Jesus Calling His First Disciples
 Miss Lucille. Agard of Holland. who has been librarian at Atlanta, Ga, Univer- i y, Is per cent increase in the wages of the employees of the Noank plant of the Rossie velvet mill will be granted on May 51.
 Argo at Osgood's wharf, silver hake, SC lb flats, lbs. 25c.-adv.
 patient from District '. Stonington, Clifford Stimson, has been brought to. the Backus hospital at, Norwich for treatment.
 The street department men made their ashes and garbage collections a day earlier this week, on account of the coming holiday
 At Montville, the celebration of the 18th anniversary of Pequot Council No. 125, K. of C. took place in Hickey's on Wednesday evening.
 The engagement has been announced of Miss Agnes Green Parry, of Sharon, Penn, to Horace E. Coyle, of Sharon, formerly of Norwich.
 At Phoenixville, Caro and Roy Latham have finished setting out about 5000 ! pines on their lots, formerly known as the George Adams land.
 Thursday was School Teachers Night at the meeting of Ellington Grange, the program in charge of the teachers, with Miss Dorothy Sprague chairman.
 The new blacksmith at the plant of the Wauregan company, in the village of Wauregan is Lucian Dawiey, for five years with Scott & Clark, of Norwich.
 Nesbit at Osgood's wharf with big cargo of choice Block Island fish.-adv.
 In the New London police court We'd nesdty. Thomas w Sweetzer of Norwich who was in court as result of running his car past a standing trolley var, was fined s10.
 An Ellington man. John T. Mcknight 1 recently had his herd of Guernsey cattle tested for tuberculosis and of the twen- ty-five head tested there was not a sin gle inspection.
 The estate of Mrs. Gertrude Hubbard Pilot, who died in New York Jan. 15 ! 1919. totals s149,9o2. The bequests in I clude S5,000 to a cousin, Elizabeth Cop ley Marsh. of Lyme, Conn.
 T. J. Riley has sold what is known a: the Caull5ins place situated at the souti end of the street at Hampton, to Roge1 Wolcott Davis of Hartford who will talk, possession the first of June.
 The new motor vehicle directory o l. Connecticut will be ready for distribu ton about June l, according to a com II munication received by the authoritie from the department of Connecticut.
 ftaNl0S ClOSed lnelf IOurJn season 8 a the Hippodrome, New York, the Brother IN Byrne, John F. Andrew and James. ar ,e on vacation until August 7th Andre, '0 Byrne is now at his home in Norwich. iC At the meeting of the w. c. T. | in Center Church House, Hartford, thi week it was decided to hold the stat convention October 19, 20 and 21, i the Church of the Redeemer in that cit! !, No dance at T. A. B. hall Saturda night as Rowlands Jazz band will pla at Willimantic armory.-adv.
 When the body of Caroline Stanton widow of Rev. Edwin Stanton of M IS ami Fla, was brought to Norwich fc burial in Yantic cemetery Wednesda, q, relatives from Ekonk attended the bul iaL
 y The trunk road from Mancheste Green to Bolton Notch is getting full holes, it is claimed, and is in need ( repairs From the Notch east to tt Methodist church the road is in goo condition.
 County farm agents in Connecticut eight counties are urging people to plal . home gardens, since returns made y these agents show a falling off of [
 per cent. in food production the prospe
 this season.
 About 150 members attended the al
 nual field meeting of the state federatic
 of bird and nature clubs at Hubbal . park, Meriden, Saturday, the members
 the Waterbury Bird and Naturalis
 Clubs, acting as hosts 'I' The United States civil service COT -las mission announces for June an exam nal nation for multigraph operator, male q to- sired over IS years of age, for vacan ,itr in the division of publications depa1 ,nk ment of agriculture at SS4O a year. ca During the summer vaaction at Nc
 wich Free Academy the Peck Libra the will be open forenoons only from no 12. Books may be taken out by f it public for two weeks Magazines m un- be taken for one week, after June ssi- Miss Jean Hamilton, who helped (
 ganize the Norwich Halle Club is O
 of the promoters of the big four-day
 ennial convention of the Nation o~- League of Women Workers June TO- on the campus at Bryn Mawr Cole, ,.o where 600 girls from ten eastern stat
 will represent membership of 25. 900 'uld EXPERT TRAPsHOOTERs TO ,,6 EXHIBIT AT COLE GIL
 Half a dozen or more expert tra NNlr Naar