Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-05-20

to Gustave johnson. of New York.
Judge Walter c. Noyes has two men
cutting out Damaged rose bushes which
the mice destroyed last winter. The
primers have cut out several cart loads
already.
Bolton grange will observe it's saith
anniversary Friday evening at Charles
n. LOOMS where it was organized. Miss
Adelia Loomis is now master of the
grange.
Argo arrived from Block Island. Big
cargo Of choice mackerel. Osgood wharf.
adv.
At the State Medical Association
meeting in New Haven Wednesday Nor
wich was represented by Doctors witter
X. Tingley, Hugh B. Campbell and A.
c. Freeman.
The Tolland Walking club took a trip
to Hadlyme Tuesday, returning today
| Thursday. The party will be enter
tanned in Hadlyme by Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Hungerford.
Capt. Steve Bagni1l of Noank, of the
schooner Star, who recently disposed of
| 300 cod and 70 halibut, caught in a two
weeks cruise in Nantucket shoals, paid
o his sharesman s10S.
What has long been known as the
| Hall Block, on Franklin street, pur-
! chased recently by George Greenberger,
| of Laurel Hill avenue, is being reno
waited, repaired and painted.
Taxes will be collected today at the
drug store of John A. Morgan from IL a.
m. to 2 p m.-adv.
At New Haven Tuesday the federal
grand jury assembled in special session
| to review the evidence in IS cases in
I 1ltg lad A oL,r
George H. Andrews of WilIimantic.
Churches in Norwich will appoint del
| egates to attend the series of meetings
II the Congregational International
/ Council, celebrating the Pilgrim Ter
centenary, in Boston, June 29-July 6.
Evelyn Nesbit at Osgood's wharf, hall
hut. herring, cells, haddock, cod, fats,
chequit. One sale until ten o'clock even
| ings.-adv.
News reaches Norwich Art school that
the American Federation of Arts is
holding its annual convention at the
| Metropolitan Museum in New York from
May 1s to May 81. All sessions are
public.
Most persevering in getting about, ir
spite of his severe injuries resuItine
from being run down by an automobile
Howard E. Foster, of Otis street, is still
obliged to use crutches and is recoverin,
very slowly.
Faith Trumbull Chapter, D. A. r.
Mrs. Elisha L. Rogers regent is to hol,
memorial services for the French sol
diers at the boulder in the old burial
ground at Norwich Town, Saturday at
ternoon, May 29th.
Native caught fish. all alive wednes
day. mackerel, porgies, fillet of sole, bi
! variety this week, quality the bes
Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway
adv.
Since the season began, the Catholi
= Woman's club, which works for the poo
of st. Patrick's parish, has realized S.
from a whist party, SIP from a run
mage sale and $50 from disposing of
handsome centerpiece.
Persons interested in trees and fores
conservation are being urged to atten
the annual meeting of the Connectic1
Forestry Association at 1870 a. m. Sa
urday, May %, at Sperry's Pool WOOD
bridge, near New Haven
Shad, halibut, mackerel porgies bone
founders, steak cod, herring haddocl
Holsters, long and round CLAIMS, at Churc
Bros today.-adv.
Blanks are available from game wal
dens for the eggs of pheasants an
ducks which can be obtained for hatel
ing. 1t is easy to hatch pheasants an
ducks, sportsmen say, if certain sin
pie directions are followed
Plenty of choice long clans, caste,
white halibut, native mackerel, found,
steak are few of the varieties in stoc
at Powers Bros. Don't forget prices A
on the drop.-adv.
Because of attending the state Epi
At IL
day, Rev. Richard r. Graham. rector
Christ church, will conduct the sefvi
Of morning prayer at Norwich Sanato
5, iun today Thursday instead of We
nesday as usual.
IA Definite announcement has been ma
~ by the board of trustees of the Roc
vile City Hospital, that it will be
,e Gated on the Henry site on High sire,
There has been some contention over t
location of the hospital, some wantiI
it on the Gainor site.
The United States Civil Service Co,
mission announces for June 22 an g
animation for superintendent of mot
transportation, males over Is, for V
cancies at the Wingate General Or
nance Depot. Fort Wingate, New Me
leo, at S2,1oo year.
Of interest in Windham county is t
NtN pOlN lucul lHdt the young son of nj
Julia French Geraghty, Jack, Jr,. h
been operated on for appendicitis at [
Newport hospital and is doing we'll, T
parents of the boy eloped andIwere me-
ried at Central Village
Internal Revenue Collector James
Walsh of Meriden has named Hugh
Prior of Wallingford his alternate
. the democratic national conventic
Postmaster Bryan F. Mahan of NJ
London has named Former United sta
District Attorney John F. Crosby as
alternate.
Fish dealers from New York ha
their agents at Saybrook on the arri,
II of the shad nets and at the landin
" daily to buy up their catch or make ;
III rangements for the seasons catch
good prices, as shad have been We
D. slow in coming in from all points
&c The members of Canton Aram, !
10. o. NJ. l. o. o. F., of Mystic have
DC ceived an Invitation from Canton One
4 Of Norwich to participate in a pars
u. in Norwich on Thursday, May q, WI
d the encampments from New Lond
IN Willimantic, Mystic and Westerly Y