Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-04

VARIOUS MATTERS

 Der 7th-adv. 1 Buyers are already at work in hail swept districts of the tobacco belt along l the Connecticut river. The public schools in East Thompson will open next Tuesday. Elwell kimball is the principal this year.
 A hay stack on the premises of Beech CT Brown of Black Hill was nearly de- stroyed by fire Thursday afternoon. \ A league is being formed throughout Newg England of independent democrats who are opposed to the league of nations
 An attachment was served Friday morning on 'the meat market conducted l for years past at the Falls by John B. Alofsin.
 Large quantities of blueberries are being shipped to Providence by eastern Connecticut people They are selling for S5 cents per quart
 The EN ltop Home Siub of South Gov entry held it's annual picnic recently al Mrs. Pepion's summer home situated on Lake Waugumbaug.
 Josephine E. Bennett was nominated as candidate for the United States sen ate by the farmer-labor party, at it's state convention in Hartford
 Women employed on a tobacco farm l near " iUuSOT nave ISpOIlGu LIdl lIlSlI ! employer declined to pay them wages due for work on a plantation.
 One motor company is producing 1000 vehicles daily and has 1S5,OO0 orders on its books For the fiscal year ended July s it turned out 970000 automo- ! piles.
 Choice flowers for funerals, al-o we'd ding bouquets. Hunts greenhouses. Phone 11S0.-adv.
 One hundred and fifty inspectors of the state motor vehicle department are
 said to be on watch on the main roads of the state for violators of the automobile laws.
 The city of Bristol does not seem able to cope with the situation of hous- ing it's teachers during the coming year. \ Plainville is suffering from the same
 trouble.
 All the school of Pomfret. Tastford and \ Ashford will open Wednesday, Sept. Sth,
 1920 at 9 a. m The school of Canter- bury will open Tuesday, September T. at 3 a. m.
 . Connecticut is conceded to have a
 bumper apple crop this year and the
 corTong week should be considered apple E week in all the households of the F Nutmeg State.
 IL 1Hdt I1dIllOiu pdlIOlHlen Will pelllloI [. the board of police commissioners fol e an increase in salary of $1 a day was ( the substance of rumor circulated l. about headquarters Thursday. t Rocky Hill Grange held it's Thirtietl s anniversary, on Wednesday evening, a e Grange hall with about 100 present t There were visitors fro West Hartford n Mattabessett and other granges, y By far the heaviest trffic of tn y whole summer is expected 10 come dur IL ing this weekend, and on Labor Day j. and the railroad companies have mad
 proper preparations for the huge crowds u T always thought I was a fisherman 'e but I never knew what real fishing wa u until this summer" said George w. Rip
 ley of Wethersfeld who recently return
 ed from seven weeks fishing trip il | Alaska.
 IS Genuine Blue Points and Stony Cree n oysters, long clans and heavy large loh B. sters. New arrival of choice fresh ifs i'll at Powers Bros. adv. Of Torrington's delegates to the stat 'e convention seem to lean towards Mayo t. David FitzGerald of New Haven for tn w democratic gubernatorial nominatio Is although no candidate was endorsed ( at the caucus
 ne Despite the demands the war brough
 the number of locomotives produced
 the United States during the past fe
 years has averaged but little more tha half the output during the years frol ay 1910 to 1914
 se Charles S. Selleck, former bar H.l H cashier of Norwalk, and now serving u9 '. term for embezzlement in the state pri - on at Wethersfeld was paroled We ie nesday from the institution by the sta Ut, board of parole.
 William H. Williams, S1 years ol ,ed the war veteran who was killed by Ike train at Noroton, was a resident ,ro Naugatuck. He was the last of fl n brothers who served in the Civil war ,as this towns quota.
 b. No more permits will be issued
 wholesale liquor dealers of Connectic in in pursuance of an order received
 Federal Prohibition Director Julius ay, Stremiau from National Prohibit Inc Commissioner John F. Kramer. 17, Mrs Sadie Clark, wife of Ebert ria Clark of Maple Hill, and John Fras fife also of Maple Hill, are at New Brits
 General Hospital with minor injurit
 the result of the overturning of the n
 torcycle in which they were riding.
 Tho Strand Theatre Company u Hartford has filed dissolution certi .-. cate with the secretary of the sta F, l There are no assets 10 QlSlrlDute. JO St L. Talcott and w. H. True signed { .v. certificate as majority of the dirt IT'S tors.
 conference of the managers
 branch offices of the H. V. Greene Co
 pany, Incorporated, of Boston, in c
 es in Connecticut, was held in the GO
 pany's office at Hartford Thursds SO, Manager E. R. Holmes of the Hartfc me effice was in the chair.
 in During it's existence of more than eW century the British and Foreign Bil the Society has distributed approximate ur- $25o, 900, 900 copies of the Scriptures n. over four hundred languages and dialet
 the very names of which are unknown
 many students of languages. "n That the United States may try to duce the Republic of Panama to adC t prohibition is suggested by the arri' in New York of Dr. Belisario Porr
 president of the republic. by the f.
 that he was met at the dock by Willi o. Jennings Price. United States minis
 to the republic.
 ' Homemade cider may contain m
 l than 1-2 of 1 per cent. alcohol if it
 not intoxicating in fact according , a ruling made recently by John F. K x rner, federal prohibition commission
 copy of which has been received ,. the ofice of Federal Prohibition Direc .k Julius Stremlau.