Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-27
VARIOUS MATTERS

| are covered with blossoms. l Miss Shell. teacher in South Africa is | the guest of Mrs. Samuel Simpson or Holland.
 By tomorrow (Friday) the days length will have increased to an even fifteen hours.
 The stonington Union Baptist associ- ation will meet with the Noank Baptist church June Is and IT.
 Buy your child a Victrola. It~is the best educator. The Plaut-Cadden Com pany.-adv.
 Visitors for the week end and Memoir al Day holiday will begin to arrive in town tomorrow (Friday).
 Sunday next is Trinity Sunday, the end of what is known as the Easter duty period in the Catholic churches.
 The Epworth league of Trinity Meth odist church is planning sunset picnic on the banks of Stony Brook Wednesday, June 2.
 Rockville is to have Chautauqua again this year for it's fifth season As in previous years it will be held in the Park street lot
 Get your Memorial Day records for your Victroia at The Plaut-Cadden Com pany-adv.
 The season at the Shenecossett Country club, Eastern Point where there is an 1S-hole Donald Ross golf course, opens Saturday the 29th.
 Jewellers in Norwich who have had most successful. season, are advising pat rons that the tip comes of sharp ad- vance in the price of diamonds
 The annual meeting of the State Fed eration of Musical Clubs, of which Mrs. J. c. Downs of Danbury is president, will be held in Stamford, Friday, May 2S
 Order "Oh! By Jingo," for your Vic trola. Mail orders filled. The Plaut- Gladden. Company.-adv.
 A Westerly patient Peter Cosentino, was brought to the Backus hospital in \ Norwich early in the week, in the am- bulance of the Westerly Sanitary corps
 W. G. Burgess is now employed at the Waterford power house of the Shore P Line Electric Railway Company. He was formerly caretaker at the Saybrool trolley station.
 Have you joined our record club? l D not, why not? Investigate. The Plaut Cadden Company.-adv.
 What looked like permanent sunshine E Wednesday afternoon, was welcomed b. humanity. May has provided abou every vagary of post-winter weather except skating
 Druggists in Norwich as elsewhere ar finding difficulty in getting sufficient su gar each week to take care of suc business as prescriptions and syrups use at soda fountains.
 From the Bolton Notch Methods church east to North Coventry a ne1 road is under construction and while tn highway is not closed drivers are warn ed that they pass at their own risk. Fine voile over blouses, plain whit and, colors, short and long sleeves, 2 $1.S5. The New Waist Shop.-adv. A North Stonington man, Otis H. Mol gan has begun work as motorman fo the Shore Line Electric Railway Go and Thomas Jones of the same town, employed as conductor by the compan! II Notification has been sent out that tn \ New England tennis tournament will held at the Hartford Golf club May 31 an June l. Monday a tea will be held an Tuesday the annual concert and dime s dance will be given.
 N Fine voile over blouses, plain whi and colors, short and long sleeves, s1.95. The New Waist Shop.-adv.
 From Somers, Miss Mabel B. Aver : Mrs. Clifford J. Parsons, Miss Jessie \ Foote and Miss Evalene Smith, teacher in the Center and Somerville schools vi tied the Model schools connected wit the State Normal school in Willimanti Monday.
 Two big cargoes of choice Block 1 land fish, many kinds, low prices, opt until ten o'clock evenings. Osgood E Wharf.-adv. 'E The lighthouse tender Tender Tulip a . rived in New London to tow the regul; lightship whose station is Cornfeld, Lor
 Island Sound, to Staten Island for { : overhauling. The place of the lightsh . is to be taken by a relief ship during u . work on the former vessel. -A Lafayette Keney of Somersville, a
 nounces the engagement of his daughte
 Miss Rachel BordeIl Keney. to Abb \ Bradford Thompson son of MT. and Nil Charles Thompson of Melrose, Mas Miss Keney is member of this year
 graduating class of Smith college.
 Porgies, mackerel fllet of sole; lar l stock, big variety this week. Alwa
 plenty of Holsters. Broadway Fish Ms ' ket 40 Broadway.-adv.
 Capt. Clarence A. Carr, whose wi
 was Blanche Lanman, a daughter
 Admiral Joseph Lanman of Norwich, h . been advanced to Rear Admiral, and
 the delight of the men in the service, h
 been assigned hack to Brooklyn na
 yard, from League Island, Philadelph
 Motor statistics for Connecticut sho
 passenger car dealers, 37S; garages, AZ
 repair shops, 571; supply dealers, 61
 motor rtuck dealers, 226; automobil
 S3,549; motor trucks and other commt
 cial vehicles, 1S,S61; total motor vehicl " 1O2,410 registration and license revenu $1,516, ,136.1s.
 ~ Local dealers learn, indicative of t N financial condition of the fur trade, th N in New York this week not only we 0 most of the payments for April purchs
 prompt, but many of them were lar
 One prominent buyer, for instance, st yS. in two checks which together totaled
 excess of $100,OO0.
 1rl The United States civil service comm
 sion announces for July and Sept
 an examination for physician one ma 22 to 31 years of age, for a vacancy the Panama Canal Service. The entrar
 salary is s225 a month promotion m
 be made to s25O, s275, 800 and s34o, a to higher rates for special positions
 Plans for the annual outing at
 Neptune Park cottage of Mrs. A. T. l n ley were made Wednesday afterno U. when fifteen members of the Progress
 Missionary club met with Mrs Geofee
 Kraft, 35 Perkins avenue, the preside Mrs. John E. Post presiding. There V
 reading by Mrs. Utley and Mrs Char
 s. Hewitt.
 One of the largest and most import . realty transactions of She month in
 Maiden Lane district, New York Y