Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1920-05-19


ward McNamara's store, Falls, from IL
m to 1 p. m.-adv.
Practically all the farms in Coventry
are now occupied. A year ago there
were between fifteen and twenty vacant
places
Next release for new record hits for
your Victrola, May goth, exclusively Al
The Plaut-Cadden Co.
Connecticut manufacturers are bene-
fitting by the fact that British India
has become a very appreciative purchas-
err of American cutlery during the last
few years.
About 100 girls from all parts of the
state are expected to spend the summer
at the Berkshire Camp for Girls, which
will open at Lake Wonksunkmonk, West
Hill, Winsted, July 1.
Steamer Cape Cod arrived in Nor
witch from New York at $50 Tuesday
morning, leaving on her return trip in
the evening with a big cargo, upwards
of 800 tons of freight.
Just received new shipment of Darda-
nella for your Victrola. The Plaut-Cad-
den Co.-adv.
DR.. George W. Palmer of Rockville
read paper on Pediatrics at the an
nual meeting of the Connecticut Homeo
pathic Medical Society held at the Hart
ford club Tuesday afternoon.
Roy E. Jones extension poultryman
of the Connecticut Agricultural College.
has been in Danbury looking over poul-
try farms in the vicinity of Danbury
and other points in Fairfield county in
company with L. A. Bevan, county
agent.
Every Victrola owner should have Ted
| Lewis jszzy band records, When My
Baby Smiles at Me, with laughing from
bone exclusively at The Plaut-Cadden
Co.-adv.
| traffic table issued by the New
| York, New Haven Hartford railroad
shows that 21,966 cars were handled or
the company's lines May IA %, 127 May
| Is and 2o,122 May Is. The average daily
movement under normal conditions i.
23,S4S.
The Connecticut Citizen announce.
T, that Rev. Karl Selin, formerly pastor o
the Swedish NJ. E. church in Hartford, i.
now serving US as prohibition field sec
rotary with special attention to tn
work among Scandinavian and Lutheran
churches.
Daddy, Buddah, Caravan, Fox Trot
Crocodile Fox Trot for your Victrola, a
The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv
The twenty-eighth general court 0.
the Society of Colonial Wars in til,
state of Connecticut is to be held at tn
Hartford Golf club, May Is, in com
memoration Of the first general court Q
the colony of Connecticut, held in Hart
ford, May l, 1887.
Superintendent from this state are i
Washington, D. c., to attend a .thre
days conference called by the Unite
States commissioner of education. Ma
ters to be discussed include teachin
readjustmentsI shortage of schoo
teachers and support of schools.
Levinsky's Wedding. you just have t
laugh; Kabibble at the Ball Game, fo
your Victrola at The Plaut-Cadden Co.
adv.
Next Sunday at the United Congreg;
tional church. the congregation wi
have the privilege of hearing Rev. How
ard J. Chidley, DID, of Wincheste
Mass, who preached the Inhalation Sc
mon last fall. He will preach in e
change with Rev. A. H. Abbott.
A movement has started in Rockvil
to have the Connecticut Company p
y better cars on the interurban line
compliance with orders of the pub
utilities commission given more than f
teen months ago when the company q
tempted to take off the cars on that lir
Next release for new records, hits Z
your Victrola, May goth, exclusively
The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
Cards have been received here for t
= twenty-seventh annual meeting of t
IL Connecticut Society of Colonial Dan
of America of which Mrs. James Par
q hill Andrews is president, to be held
the chapel Of the Congregational chur
, at Wethersfeld Tuesday morning, NJ
h rs.
The three crews formerly employ
on the Groton ferryboat, Governor w
throp, have been reduced to two. to {
crate the boat with greater econor
and assist in putting the service on
paying basis once more. The crews
tanned have received an increase
wages.
An alarming exodus of library wol
ers, due to the attraction OF higher p
in other employment So threatens Am
ica's chief institution of self-educati
the American Library Association fin
that to its books for everybody ca
paign it is adding movement for b
ter remuneration.
Progressive farmers who hope
the revival of beef cattle raising in t
state are agreed that it would be mi
4 better for Connecticut farmers to
. one hundred and fifty millions into til
pockets annually than for Connecti
% consumers to be putting that sum i
western pockets.
Il The United States civil service &C
mission announces for June % an
animation for assistant chief, of
equipment and sundries section, m
desired, over 20, for vacancy in the of
Of the quartermaster general, director
Washington. D. c., at s2,1O0 a year.
Whe nthe Catholic Woman's club ]
Tuesday afternoon at the Halle c
rooms, Mrs. Thomas F. Burns presid
slans were made to entertain the \
nc London Catholic Women's society
June 3. A beautiful centerpiece dons
ID. by Miss Jane Mahoney and WI
)k brought $50 was awarded Mrs. Jane
Nv Casey of Broad street.
Nd Former New York patients of the
DR.. Edwin Bradford Craigin, native
Colchester, consulting physician in
- Sloane Hospital for Women and a. ]
fessor in the College Of Physicians
=. Surgeons, have raised fund of So
Id in his memory for social service worl
Sloane, the trustees of Columbia
versity announced Monday.
Alderman William J. Harrington,
chairman of the New London he
committee, has stated that the APP
- priation of $4,000 made for the m
. Is. io:.;ia>el piggery is about exhausted, ha,
al. been spent to stock the farm with