Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-18
VARIOUS MATTERS
Tides will be high today, the 18th.

These are the days for country ana
shore outings, while the orchard trees
are in bloom.
Food sale today beginning 10 a. m. at
% Bath St.-adv.
1t is noted at Saybrook that ELMER
Hewitt is to enter the fishing business
and will move to Noank, Soon
Monday had all the esrmarks of
genuine spring day, the mercury reach |
| ing rs degrees during the afternoon.
New arrival OF porgies, founders at
Church Bros.-adv.
An informal farewell reception to Rev.
and Mrs. C. L. Kenagy has been ar
ranged for Thursday evening, May 9th,
at the Central Baptist church pariors.
The Mystic Congregational church
has decided that hereafter all pews will
be free. and the budget system will be
used to defray the expenses of the
church.
Attend the dance in Palmer hall Fitch
vile, Friday night May 21st.-adv.
Mrs. Walter S. Haven. of Coventry,
has received word of the death OF her
aunt, Mrs. Jane Thornton Cheltham'
widow of Thornton Leigh Hunt Cheltnam
of London.
At the final luncheon Of the season
1
Chamber of Commerce, the speaker will
be ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Clifford B. Will
son of Bridgeport
A rummage sale Saturday in the va
cant store. % Bath street. held by
Christ church for the benefit of the Boy
Scout troop and choir boys summer
camp netted s215.
1t is claimed that, in spite of the de-
mand there is almost no beef raised in
this state at the present time, there be-
ing less than a dozen farmers in this
line of agriculture.
Norwich Free Academy Journal
makes suggestion that the red and
white should be literally displayed at
every game on the campus going "a lit
tie extra at the Buckley game
St James lodge, No. %, F. and A. NJ,
, works the second degree tonight at Ma
sonic Temple at 7.S0.-adv.
: The Connecticut Trade Union Liberty
League will hold a convention in Water
bury Sunday, May %, at noon. Many of
the delegates are of those chosen to the
c. F.. L. convention. to be held in tile
same city.
The state Episcopal conference at Nor
walk, today and Wednesday will be at
ltended by the rector of Christ church
Rev. Richard R. Graham and the par
ish delegates, Judge Gardiner Greene and
William Clark.
Arrived today, big cargo of Block Is
land fish at Osgood wharf.-adv.
When Ellington Grange celebrated its
thirty-fourth anniversary last week
8 Secretary L. II. Healey of Woodstock o.
the state board Of agriculture urged the
farmer to stand firm against the day
light saving plan
For the first time during the seventeen
years the state board of education hal
held summer school. it is TO be con
Quoted at Yale this season, July 6-31
In 1895 it was held in Norwich, from
July s to the 2Sth.
Stores and exchanges which depend
y upon housewives to furnish specia
> cakes and the like find the supplies ar,
. growing shorter and shorter, as thu
!. cooks find it impossible to secure suffi
Gent sugar for their needs.
Thirty-ffve states. including Connect
cut, will elect governors next fall at TIL
time when the president and vice pres
ident are chosen. OF the governor
whose terms expire next year % are re
publicans and IS democrats.
Taxes will be collected. today from 1
to 11.30 a. m. at the Yahtic store ais
at the store. of Patrick T. Cornell, Bea
Hill from II m to 1.So p. m.-adv.
The twenty-five caddies at the Nor
witch Gilf club, in charge of John Don
egan, have no fault to find with tn
high cost of living since they receiv
thirty-five cents per hour this season, a
compared with twenty-five in forme
years.
Bearing on its front page dedcatio
to Professor Thomas Caleb Wincheste
Ola Podrda, Wesleyan's year book,
out and is pronounced the best numbe
ever issued. One of the assistant bu!
mess managers is Harwood 3. Dolbear
of Norwich.
From Rockville, George W. Randa
and Sherwood C. Cummings will be IL
delegates from St. Johns Episcop;
church to the annual meeting of til
Episcopal dioceses of c ~nectieAt in S
Paurs Episcopal church of Norwalk Il
day (Tuesday). ~
A table of comparative income ar
expenses for Trinity Methodist churc
Norwich, prepared by the treasurer, CT
B. Dolbeare, shows that in the sing
item of fuel alone the cost h:
increased from s145.55 in 1914-15
$547.56 for 1890. .
The Connecticut Congress of Mothe
:" for Child Welfare will be held in Brist
Thursday and Friday. The speakers W
the Massachusetts Congress, and Nh
Charles H Remington. president of Il
Rhode Island Congress.
a letter will be sent out within II
next few days by the Hartford Rota,
club to CTS Rotary clubs throughout t
world asking for support and cooper
ton in the coming campaign for fun
with which to preserve the Hartfo
q home of Mark Twain
D Prominent Polish people from IL
section will be in Hartford tonig
tuesday when the Polish people
that city will entertain Waclaw Sierc
zewski, the Polish writer and soldier, W
on Wednesday evening will address t
Poles at Conway's Academy.
At the National S. A r. congress
Hartford this evening there will be
banquet at the Hartford Club wi
talks by speakers of prominence, inclu
ing Mrs. George Maynard Minor of "
terford, president-seneral of t
Daughters OF the American Revoluti,
The market reporter of the Connee
cut Agricultural college is reminding n,
pie that there is usually more tonic
. the fresh green vegetables and fru
than there is in the various bottle toni
A bunch of rhubarb is much more
re fective than the tonic that comes out
tied bottle.
cree AT Sound View. the trans+.r =, l.,
ties tract Of shore front pronertv with +r,o
on cottages, from Mrs. E., Nj Sill of, Hs
the ford; to Daniel D. Doyle of Hartfe
lain has been completed with the filing Of
ting pers with the town clerk of Old Ly
dis The deal includes rights to water n,
pro- err service.
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