Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Stevens Studio will be closed until Aug. 4th.-adv.
 St Vincent de Paul, patron of Cath olie charities, is commemorated July 18th.
 Local people occupying shore cottages are getting familiar with the mooing of the fog horns.
 Travel was heavy Saturday night and Sunday. the first contingent of vacation ists returning from outings.
 The first golf tournament of the sea- son at the Shenecessett links at Eastern Point begins today (Monday).
 Remember. additions to all water bills unpaid after July 2o.-adv.
 With over half of July gone. there have been no nights So far when 1t hes been too uncomfortable to sleep.
 Captain Newton Stokes has been ap- pointed custodian of the Shore Line railroad crossing at Old saybrook.
 At all points in and about Norwich Dorothy Perkins roses are running riot now, a joy to, possessors and behclders.
 The great authority on birds, Prof. Herbert K. Job, with his family, of New Haven, is at Arnston again this season.
 Federal oficws are sleuthing about Eastern ConneSEcut, with eyes on those who are taking chances in violating the law.
 Yes. those same low prices of Saturday will prevail today at S1-S7 Franklin St. Enuf said. G. Wechsler.Tadv'
 Atthe Central Baptist church Sunday at 6.30 D. m at the B. '. P. U., Miss Kate Armstrong from Burma, was the speaker.
 Saturday got by without any reminder
 F-r. {l,e- ro- fine, crowds filled the streets and the stores did a big business
 Norwich banks are receiving daily a small avalanche of deposits, in spite of complaints about the high cost of liv- ing Prohibition did it, some say Richmond rangel with waterfront for sale fine condition Inquire of s. w. Hall, care Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 Nice looking entrants from Norwich Town gardens are in the stores, sugges- tive of times when housewives used to have sugar sufficient for 'jelf'
 The big field of rye at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanatorium is to be cut in
 aday or two by Farmer Thomas J. Kelley. Some of the stalks are five feet tall.
 The Rock Manufacturing company at Rockville will resume operations today tsIonday) after being closed for two weeks since the Fourth of July heli-i days.
 Folks, thank you for your liberal pat ronase at opening sale at S1-s7 Franklin St. Enuf said. Weehsler.-adv. < The mail at Norwich State Hospital is distributed every week day by the bookkeeper Charles E. Knouse, of Nor wich, and fills big sack, avera girg over 800 pieces daily.
 It is interesting to see Norwich people who fought trolley fare advances in their own city, meekly pass out two nickels under the new schedule from New London to Ocean Beach.
 Thermometers registered 7s and IS degrees during Sunday, which, barring cloudiness during the late afternoon. was a most enjoyable day, although showers marred the evening.
 There will be an auction of household goods at 415 North Main St. Tuesday, July 2oth, at 3 a. m. J. F. Healy.-adv.
 Rocklawn. the former residence of Mrs. C., B. Platt, is. being renlodeled in- to two apartments by the new owner, Charles A. Chamberlain, who expects that the work will be completed within a few days.
 By the will of Mrs. Anna Chapin Rum Till, who left an estate of about S2,0oo,- 9o0 legacies to people in this state are s1.e0o to Mary Wright Hamblen of of New London.
 The United States Civil Service com mission announces for August 24 an ex- animation for mold maker (ceramics) !, man or woman, age above 20, for a va cancy at the Pittsburgh, Pa. labratory, Bureau of Standards, at sl,5so a year.
 Oak chamber set. spring and hair mat tress in good order for sale Inquire of s. W. Hall, care Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 Captalpta trees about town are covered with bis white blossoms, although the season is fully fortnight later than in average years. Many of these trees were distributed to the school children by the Portaous & Mitchell Company six or seven years ago
 Commissioner of Motor Vehivles Rob- bins B. Stoeckel has announced that campaign will be waged to eliminate automobile driving without licenses. MT. Stoeckel estimated that 10 per cent. of the drivers using Connecticut roads are not properly licensed. d
 Miss NJ E. Broderick, nanicuring ana hair-dressing. Central Bldg. Recently I 13o2-15-adv.
 Dwight Merrill. owner and driver of the automobile wrecked last month by the Valley train at Saybrook, was able to get out doors Fridsy for the first time, with the aid of a cane J. ". Rog- CTS is still at Backus hospital, Norwich, and not able to leave his bed.
 George E. Wright, G. K. R. Seal of Hartford, of the K of P, stated last week that to date he had received g seni-annual reports from the "A lodges in the Grand Domain, which showed a gain in membership of over 200 and ex- peetes the total gain for the six months to exceed 300.
 Only few more of those ssc waists and s1.6s hose left. If you didn't get any Saturday. ask your neighbor she did, at si-s7 Franklin St. Enuf said. wechsler. adv.
 A former popular Y NJ c. A. gener- al secretary in Norwich, Robert s. Ross, has helped negotiate a deal by which the Schenectady, Y. Y, r N. c. A. &C., auires for about sso,o0o the Goodrich property, 134x200 feet, as a site for a new four-story structure planned to in- clude dormitories.
 The Rockville House has been sold by the Rockville Hotel Company to 4. L. Chapdelaine, who has been managing the house for the last five years. The pa pers were signed by Charles Hammond of Springfield as president of the Rock vile Hotel Company. No price was mentioned but it was about $50 1000.
 American Boy Scouts to the number of $50, landed at Southampton, Friday, from the American transport Pocahon- tas to attend the first International con ference of Scout executives, in London,