Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-30
VARIOUS MATTERS
This Is almanac day for May.

Several cottages at R1eaSanL VleW aret already opened for the season. ' The city of Norwich has continued on new time all week without any particular jar.
 , Pecuies, ferns and tulips are coming up in local gardens, although their sea- son is unusually late.
 The shad fishing season on the connec- ticut river will open at 12 o'clock, mid night tonight FNriday1.
 A force of twelve women and six men started work at the new bottling fac tory at Saybrook this week. woman's Relief Corps supper. Buck ingham Memorial Saturday, 5 p. m. 35c -adv.
 Fishermen in the shore towns are los- ing heavily because of transportation de- lays in getting their fish to market A former Mashapaug teacher, Allen W. Sterry is now teaching at the Edgewood Arsenal, Maryland, eight hours daily. It is noted at Franklin, Mass, that Mrs. Charles Hubbard of Groton, Conn, has been a guest of Mrs. Charles Rich ardsen.
 The Rockville police conrt has decided to remain on standard time, according to the information given out by Judge John D. Fisk. The last number of the Telephone Bull | letin just out shows the total number of stations in Connecticut on the company's lines is 162,386.
 Coventry's Christian Endeavor Society has accepted an invitation to meet with Andover Christian Endeavor Society Sum day evening next
 Mashapaug has a skilled angler. liar | " Ryder, who recently caught two trout weighing three and three and one-half pounds respectively
 The heavy rain Wednesday did not | damage the blooms on the magnolia tree at Buckingham Memorial, which is a beautiful sight just now. | William Gallup has sold his farm al | Abingdon to Andrew Amidon and is plan | ming to leave soon for California with his brother. Charles Gallup.
 Suffrage rummage sale Saturday, May 1. 10 a. n., corner Main and Market | streets.-adv.
 w. c. T. U. conventions are announced as follows: Friday, June 4, Rockville Holland county; Thursday. June 10, Nor l wich, New London county. An Amston resident, A. W. Sisson, hai an offer to install and operate a foun dry at Ashland, Mass, and will nov, with his wife to that place.
 The Connecticut State League of wo men Workers is to hold the quarter1. meeting in the Girls Club rooms at Mid dletown, Saturday May 1st.
 George L. Ingals of Norwich, havin purchased the timber on land owned b William Bogue in Hamburg, is movin his mill there and preparing to cut.
 Mrs. Flora Meigs who has resided i Brooklyn, N. r., for many years ha moved her household goods to the Gih son house in Mantle where she will re side.
 Senator William c. Fox was tn speaker Thursday at the noon day sho meeting of the employees of the Groto Iron Works. His subject was Citizen ship.
 One farmer states that he cannot re member such a late season in his exper ence and remarks that even the gras! with all the wet weather. is backward o
 account of the average cold.
 Last week to license your dog for tn
 old price. One dollar extra after Ma
 first. Town clerks office open on Fr
 day and Saturday evening.-adv.
 Thursday evening at Park church, tk | preparatory service to communion, COT ducted by Rev. Dr. s. H. Howe. I'll
 pianist was Miss Helen B. Royce.
 An expensive accident happened sa
 urday night on the farm in West WooC
 ntock owned by Mrs Madeline Bens:
 mon. The floor in the COW stable gaN = way and three fine heifers were hange
 Mrs. Frank K. Abbott and her thrt
 children of Bolton, who have returne
 from Wilkesbarre, Penn. where the
 have been spending the winter, report u
 price of coal in that mining region fro
 $5 to $T ton.
 Thursday at 8 o'clock, in St. Patrick
 church. months mind high mass of r
 quiem for Dr. John B. Cunningham WI
 sung by Rev. Myles P. Calvin, and wa
 attended by relatives and friends fro l Norwich and other cities. The following district five warder
 have been appointed in Union by Tow
 Fire Warden H. R. Howard-R. c. Ba
 rows, R. A. Hathaway, Myron Heck,
 M Heck, N. E. Horton, F. A. Moore,
 A Proulx, George Towne Those from St. Philips Episcop;
 church. Putnam, who will attend the W,
 mems Auxiliary meeting in Trinit
 church Norwich, this (Friday) afte
 noon will come down in company vii
 the rector, Rev. Jay F. Ullery.
 Miss Mary Donlon of Pomfret ar
 Hartford, whose engagement to Jol
 Maher, Jr, was recently announced WI
 given shower and supper at the Cir
 Club of the Travellers Insurance Cor
 pany, Hartford, on recent evening. The drive for 75 new members in u
 Windham County Farmers association
 making good progress in Plainield. MI Edith M Kennedy is chairman and h solicitors are Paul W. Roper, Flora Gallup, Hattie Dean and Mrs. Charl Burgess.
 Steamer Moncmy, of the U. s. Kn, neering Service, entered New Lond harbor Wednesday, and will remain un a survey of local waters and military ( | fences is made. Major Robbins, head | the engineering service for the distri Is in charge of the work. H The United States Civil Service co II mission announces for May an exa H nation for inspector of medical suppli N males, over 21, for vacancies in the zc H supply office, quartermaster corps N H York Appointees may be allowed temporary increase of s20 a month. III Manufacturers hereabouts learn fl III dyestuffs and color manufacturers h; III been forced to ship finished materials Il express and to resort to long-dista1 II trucking to obtain raw materials. So " factories are so short of supplies t
 tciosing down is probable within a days.
 The board of managers of the Com
 ticut Society of the Sons of the Ameri
 Revolution at a recent meeting in H; '. ford accepted eleven applicants for m M bership in the society, also voted to
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