Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-09
VARIOUS MATTERS

Ice cream weather arrived Thursday, the mercury standing at S4 degrees in the shade during the afternoon.
 Frank A. Thompson of North Stoning- ton is seriously ill in New Haven, where he went some time ago for treatment.
 Miss Mary R. Leonard, teacher at the Noah Webster school. Hartford, has gone to Holland, to spend the summer.
 Hartford papers note that Rev. Dr. Jonn J.. McCook and his family are at McCooks Point ,Niantic, for the summer. The public works department of Rock vile will complete the oiling of the streets this week if the weather remains 1 good.
 Local milliners in New York for the fall styles find that the favorite color combination is to, be peacock blue and taupe
 Railroad men in Norwich declare that everybody is rich these days, judging by the ready money displayed by sum mer tourists.
 The executive committee of the New London County Suffrage Association met Wednesday with Miss Edna Tyler of New London.
 Mrs James Bond has returned to her home at Black Point after going to
 
 her niece, Miss Elizabeth Gorton. Sunday evening next the district super intendent, Rev William H. Bath, of Nor wich, is announced to preach at the East Thompson Methodist church.
 Buy fish caught today, hot weather don't effect them. Low prices, Osgood wharf.-adv.
 District Deputy Grand Patriarch Or vile Lewis of Mystic, and his staff were | in Norwich Thursday evening to install the officers of Palmyra encampment Crude drug prices have lad a down. ward tendency of late, although whole sale rates still continue so high that local druggists find profit margins narrow. MT. and Mrs. John Johnson and l daughter Annabel of Ashaway R. l. spent few days over the Fourth with l Mrs. Johnsons relatives in Plainfield A beautiful South American macaw, l with green and red plumage touched with yellow, has been given Superintendent Edward A. Smith for Mohegan Park by Mrs. E. G. Dygert
 A. G. Skinner, of Storrs State Agri- cultural College is in Middletown, help ing out John H. Fay there and in East Haddam and Hadlyme, to promote the work of sheep raising.
 A. c. Chapman, who has been car in- spector on the Shore Line since L. NJ | Sheeffidl was injured three months ago | has returned to his duties at the Say brook Point round house on the night shift
 Formerly located in Woodstock, The Florence Fleming Moves School of Artis. tic Dancing has opened for the summer season. The school is now located or I ha ha ES of of land, Conn.
 | A purse of $500 Was given a former Mystic priest, Rev. Michael P Hart or Wednesday by New Britain friends The money was realized on the recent min strel show. Father Hart is critically il in New Haven.
 | The Grants Hill School at Holland ha. been inspected and found to meet all the requirements of a state model school anC i a designating bronze tablet will soor be placed on the school building by tht state inspector.
 The Ladies' Aid Society of Pine Grow Spiritualistic Camp. Mantle, announce that the camp meeting season of 192 will open July II with Mrs Ethel Purd, of New Haven, speaker, and continu until August 18th.
 At Somers there is to be an open ai CoHlIiluHity SlnS unQeT the auspices o the Christian Endeavor Society at tn rear of the church Sunday evening at o'clock. The songs will be illustrate with stereopticon slides.
 News has been received in Connect cut that the Jewish Welfare Board re gently sent a representative abroad { France to complete the task of photo graphing the graves of American lewis soldiers who lie buried overseas.
 Steamer Cape Cod. of the Thames Riy , CT Line, left Norwich for New Tor about 5 o'clock Thursday afternoon. wit 3 good miscellaneous cargo, including Dig shipment of the new vacuum ic cream freezers from Jewett City.
 The marriage of Miss Mabel McNeil daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Robert S. No Neill of Rockville, and Malcolm MeGilc ray, of Sioux Falls. S. D., was announce
 ceremony was performed June 26 a l Sioux Falls.
 T Percy Billings is president of the E. ] P. U., of the Central Baptist churc l which is to have basket picnic at A lyn's Point Saturday, Harold s. Burt be | ing chairman of the picnic comnitte+ This is not the outing of the regula Sunday school.
 1 Saturday next will be Picnic Day z Mohegan Park, the First Baptist Sur day school, Norwich, several classes frol the First Congregational church, Nol wich Town, and St. Paul's Episcop; church, Willimantic, having planned ou
 ings in the park for July 10.
 John Taylor and Evelyn Alderman Willimantic, who took out a marras license in that town Tuesday. went on
 hunt for a minister only to find .th; not a single one was in town. All wei
 on vacations. The couple finally decide
 to go to justice of the peace.
 The United States civil service con
 mission announces for Aug. an exam nation for guard, males 21 to 50 year
 of age, for vacancies in the department
 service in Washington, D. C., at s1.200
 year; vacancies in the penitentiary SC vice throughout the United States at $I a. month.
 Two more passenger cars of the Shol
 Line electrica railway are being shipp<
 to Charleston, West Virginia, whit
 closes the last of their order and clea
 out the cars at the Saybrook car barn A lone work car and crew makes a tr
 along the line daily cleaning up the ti
 and other material.
 ,l The ten Eastern Star chapters of Fla ' tern Connecticut, Norwich, New Londo Mystic, Stonington, Willimantic Danic son, Putnam, Jewett City, Moosup, al
 Westerly, will have an all-day picnic Richards grove July 14th, each chapt T furnishing two numbers of the ente tainment program.
 - It was stated in New York papers
 Thursday that The Charles sF Noy Company was the broker in the sale