Norwich bulletin., 1920-05-29
VARIOUS MATTERS

At Somers, Miss Helene Percival re- l ceived the prize, thoroughbred pig. | for selling the most seeds for a local seed company. +N Sunday, June 20, Is to be big day for New London schools. nineteen of which have already signihed their inten- ton to parade. Concert Mohegan Park Sunday after noon, o'clock--adv. The Atlantic Gable Co.,, and the Amer ican Telegraph and Telephone Co, are making repairs on their lines running through Ashford.
 At westford, Rogers & Reed of Mont vile are trucking for William Maine & Son and are occupying a shack owned by c. H. Barlow.
 Dance tonight in Grange hall, Col chester. Six-piece jazz band.-adv. Miss Minnie Helen Hicks of New York whose summer home is in Holland, has offered $20 in prize money for the pupils of the Holland schools.
 Citizens and organizations of the bor- ough of Groton have completed elaborate preparations for a Memorial day cele- bration Monday morning.
 At the Norwich county jail, Jailerl Oscar H. Maine has five acres planted, potatoes, corn, beans, etc, being up. This week there are six men prisoners at the jail
 Buy your child a victrola. It is the best educator. The Plaut-Cadden Com pany.-adv. The state executive committee of the women's auxiliaries of the r, M. c. A. of Connecticut will meet in the Y. M. C.. A. building in Hartford Wednesday, June g.
 At the largely attended auction at Adams Tavern Friday, a valuable an tique grandfather's clock was purchased by Dr. James J. Donahue, of BIT Wash ington street.
 The engagement of Miss Huldah Lang, eldest daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Adolph Lang, of Ellington to Ernest Luginbuhl, sannounced. The wedding will take place next month.
 Come and hear the sweet Welsh sing CTS tonight, Central Baptist church, 8 o'clock.-adv.
 As many New York offices close this (Saturday) noon until Tuesday morning, with good weather there will be a big rush of visitors into Connecticut for the weekend and holiday.
 The cars of the Connecticut company
 
 new schedule this (Saturday) morn ing, running for the most of the day at half past the hour.
 Get your Memorial Day records for your Victrola at The Plaut-Cadden Company.-adv.
 Local Alumni of Holy Cross College, Worcester Mass, are in receipt of invi- tations to the annual commencement ex- ercises to be held at the college We'd nesday, June Is, at 10.30 a. m. Leroy Downs of Crystal Lake and Miss Maude Armstrong of Manchester were married last week by Rev. James s. Carter in Ellington. They are now at Crystal Lake, but will reside later in Ellington.
 Choice flowers for funerals also wed. | ding bouquets. Hunts Greenhouses, | Phone 113o.-adv.
 The biography of Governor Jonathan Trumbull, of Lebanon Washington Brother Jonathan,' written by hi. grandson, the late Jonathan TrumbuIl of Norwich. is having good sales since the close of the world war
 Mrs. G. Maynard Minor of Waterford recently elected president general of tn, national society of the Daughters of tn, American Revolution, has consented t speak at the Flag Day exercises of Nev London Elks, Sunday afternoon, June 1S
 Order "ohl By lingo" for your Vic trola- Mail orders filed The Plaut Gladden. Company.-adv.
 Encouraging to Norwich velvet manu lecturers is the fact that reports iron foreign style centres give velvet a bi share of popularity in the fabrics to b featured in Fall apparel. Similar in formation is obtained from donresti sources.
 Fish sale, porgies 200, mackerel 15c steak cod 10c, blackfish 1oc fatfsh lbs. 25c, corned beef 12c, salt pork 25s Bermuda onions, lbs. 25c, at Churc, Bros--adv.
 News comes to Norwich merchant that the United Cloak and Suit Design ers' Mutual Aid Association of Americ . plans to hold fashion show in July i the Masonic hall, Sixth avenue an Twenty-fourth street, New York, at date to be announced.
 Have you joined our record club? 2 not why not? Investigate. The Plaut Gladden. Company.-adv.
 The United States civil service con mission announces for June 1 an exam ination for passenger and ticket clerl male or female, more than 21 years ( age, for vacancies in the Port and Zor Transportation Office, Hobolen, N. J.. Z $1,2oO to $1,soo a year.
 No dance at T. A. B. hall Saturda night as. Rowland's Jag Band will pla at Willimantic Armory.-adv.
 The purposes of the state teanher summer school at New Haven July s.s are two-fold. It offers intensive tra;v ing for high school graduates who a, ] unable to attend normal school, and 30, \ ond, 1t offers to help teachers in serv;, J Who desire to use the long vacation pro itably.
 A quarantine station will be estal l. 1ished by Health Officer William K Mitchell on Powder Island, below Fo \ Trumbull. Vessels will not be allowf l to pass inside New London harbor mi the yellow flag the health signal Is talxf down from the yards of ships and Il station
 New lot of poryies for Saturday al, live and boiled Holsters, nice Maine P tatoes $1.S0 peck, Ice cold cucumhe Dc each. Broadway Fish Market Broadway.-adv.
 Invitations have been issued by Co onel William Henry Hall and Mrs. Hs of South Wilmington for tAe marriage
 their daughter, Doris Elizabeth, ar William Rhodes LeRoy McBeee of Pro idence, R. l., Thursday, June IT, at u Clara Hall Elliott Memorial church,
 South Willington.