Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-26
VARIOUS MATTERS

ing
 The season of piazza weather has ar rived at last.
 Dabolls Almanac predicts a stretch of hot, dry weather.
 It is claimed that in one June rain Tell every one of the 30 days.
 The census at Norwich State Hospi- tai this week shows 1856 patients.
 The next communion of the United Congregational. church, the last for this church-year, is Sunday, July f. Fancy shad 25 cents a pound today as Church Bros.-adv. fresh supply of Gluten Flour at the Broadway Grocery Co, 4s Broadway adv
 Norwich hotels and restaurants had a 1 rush day Friday. boat race motor parties adding hundreds to the normal patron | age.
 From Plainfeld, scoutmaster Walter Lathrop and the Scout troop accompan- | jed by Rev. A. W. Barwick are camp ing at Beach Pond this week. | A special republican committee to complete final arrangements for organ 1 izing a republican club in Rockville has been appointed by the republican town ! committee.
 | John Connell formerly of Norwich, | and Mrs. Cornell are in Central Village 1 at the home of Mir. Councils sister, Mrs. | William Broadhead. MT. Cornell is ill | with asthma.
 Rev. E. W. Potter, field secretary of i the Connecticut Temperance Uniony is to | give a temperance address in the Tol- land Congrega tional church on Sunday morning, July 1. l Very little field corn has been planted in the Mashpaug district, owing large 1 ly to the wet condition of the fields. F l A. Moore generally has large acreage of silo corn planted at this time of year
 The five days of Chautauqua on Moo. sup school grounds proved a big success and the forty guarantors who took the financial responsibility of the Chautau qua have beou acclaimed by the entire town.
 800 IDS. fresh caught fatfish received today direct from Noank. Special for to day, 10 cents ID, lbs. 25 cents. a1st full line other choice fish, Holsters, etc. at Powers Bros.-adv,
 Blanks on which all state department
 and institutions are to make their ap
 propriation requests for the period iron
 July 1. 1921, to July. 1923, were sent ou
 this week from the offices of the stat
 board Of finance.
 St. Paurs Episcopal church, Plainfe1d
 ". David Coombs, rector, on Sunda.
 the morning service the rite of con
 nation will be administered by RI
 Rev. E. Campion Acheson of Middletowl
 bishop of the diocese.
 Hardware men from this section vii
 attend the first annual convention of tn
 national association of Winchester club
 which will be held at the factory in NeJ
 Haven June 2s, to July 1st. It is expect
 ed that between 20o0 and 5000 will at
 tend.
 The United States civil service com , mission announces for July q an exam nation for electrical engineer, male, un , der 45 years of age, for a vacancy a the United States naval ordnance plar at South Charleston, W. Va. at $14 pc diem.
 Jane Winthrop, ST, widow of Pres
 dent Timothy Dwight, of YaIe-the la ter native of Norwich-who died No
 19 1919 left an estate of s4o0.000, ( which $s6, ,f62 is taxable in New Yorl it was announced Friday. All goes i relatives.
 Ground shell for fowls and chickens g
 Church Bros.-adv News received Friday from pr. F. WblcoN. superintendent of Norwic l
 State Hospital, who with his family
 motoring to California located them New Mexico where the days are ht
 but the nights almost at freezing ten perature.
 Former Norwich residents, Captai , and Mrs. Richardson Jewell, who hay
 been in Danbury for the past year. whel
 they have had charge of the Salvatic l Army work, are retiring from that 0 l. ganization and will leave Danbury Sul e day for New Haven. it MT. and Mrs. Frank Spellman of Sor a ers announce the engagement of the 1t daughter Miss Pauline c. Spellman J. Russell W Potter of Willimantic. Mi # Spellman was a member of the gradua y ing class of the Willimantic State No y nal and Training school. l. Local contributors learn that the Ne s East Relief, formerly the committee $ Armenian and Syrian Relief, with n Y tional Headquarters at Madison ay n nue, New York, has announced tn l. S15.3s5.962 has been raised by the 0 's ganization between July 1, 1919 al June IS, 1920.
 Rev. Arthur Goodenough, father
 Rev. G. F. Goodenough, of Ledyard, VI
 received the honorary degree of D.l
 from Yale this week. is graduate l. Yale college, academic, class of 1862, al h Yale Divinity School, 1865 and has COT k pleted nearly 50 years in the pastorate y the Congregational church at Winche Id ter, Conn.