Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

ing.
 sunhowers are in bloom in local gar dens. q
 The July moon quarters tomorrow. the 22nd at 5.20 D. m.
 Westerly winds and clear air made Tuesday one Of the best July days so far.
 Stevens Studio will be closed until Aug. 4th.-adv.
 Norwich cottage owners are among. those at Willimantic camp ground for the season.
 Connecticut members have left to at tend the reunion of the Tanner family at Warren, R. I.
 A number of persons. from eastern Con necticut are attending camp meeting at Douglas, Mass.
 Native huckleberries have gone into the de luxe class, bringing ZIG per quart in Norwich stores. party of girls has arrived at Pleas ant View from Norwich to spend their vacation at the Elberon cottage. N. J. Andrews who has been in Porto Rico on business trip for some months has returnde to his home in Flanders The New London Salvation Army held successful tag day Saturday, when S6O.7S was raised to carry on expenses. 4 stretch of clear weather is forecasted for the remainder of the week up to Sunday, the 18th. when dog days begin pr. Emma Dunham's office will be open 1 July 22.-adv.
 Preston City grange has accepted an | invitation to participate in a Neighbors' Night program given by North Stoning ton grange, July 23. By the increase in fares on the Gro- ton and Stonington line of the Shore Line Electric road the fare from Noank to New London has been raised to 20 cents. Commissioner of Domestic Animals James M. Whittlesey has had many ap- plications from farpers throughout the state to test cattle herds for tuberculo- | sis.
 1 Dealers in travelling equipment state that shoppers from Norwich and vicinity are buying high class trunks, bags etc. ! this season, not disturbed by advance in i prices.
 The funeral of Walter John Pfau, of i Rockville, who was drowned in Snipsic Lake on Sunday afternoon, will be held | today Wednesday,. Burial will be in Ellington.
 Somerset lodge works the M M degree l tonight at 7.30 o'clock.-adv. Railroad ticket agents cannot deter mine whether the many July tourists are ex-workers looking for jobs elsewhere, or war workers who are flush and are off for vacations. On the Niantic river is situated the Vacation House cf the Young Women's 1 Christian Association of New London. which is called Camp Owego. It is at Station 25 on the East Lyme trolley. | There will be no meeting of the Gro 1 ton grange this week as the grange at ] North Stonington observes Neighbors' night and the Groton members are to go over in force and assist in the program. 1 Men, I will put on sale today 20 dozen silk four-in-hand ties at 69c to s19S value s1.50 to s, at S1-S7 Franklin St. Enuf said. J. Wechsler.-adv. The democratic state central commit l tee is planning big banquet to be held 1 at Cosey Beach some time next month Postmaster Philip Troup of New Haven is chairman of the publicity committee
 The work on the temporary bridge over l Mystic river from the Holmes Co. yard to where the band stand was, on Crary shore, is nearing completion and it will not be long before travel can go that way.
 Norwich labor unions have received mo- tice of a conference to be held between all the labor unions of the state, in Aug. ust at Monauguin hotel, Cosey Beach I for the purpose of discussing the politi- cal situation.
 The International Council of Women
 which was to be held in Christiania
 Norway on Sept. 8, has been postponed
 according to word received from Mrs
 George B. Chandler of Rocky Hill, whC ii Sto represent Conneetieut An Andover summer resident, Edward
 M. Yeomans, United States referee il bankruptcy, who was a delegate iron
 this state 10 the democratic nationa convention at San Francisco, was at hi
 office at Hartford Monday.
 In just a month, August 20, Herman S Case and Emil A. Jahn of tie Norwich
 post office carrier force, and Henry Fra
 zier, Alfred W. Leffingwell and Charle
 N. Sweetser, rural carriers, will be re tired under the new pension law.
 In regard to highway improvements, i |. was stated Tuesday that if all the grad
 uates of the civil engineering schools o . the country should enter the field of high
 way and highway transport engineering . the need for trained men would scarcel
 be met.
 | O0puly Oldt6 DAlTy anu fOOQ OOnm1S
 sioner H. G. Daniels said Monday tha there is not a drop of surplus milk il
 Connecticut at the present time as wou
 be the case III normal tines following tn
 recent rains Curtailment of production
 is given as the cause.
 Grcton warden and burgesses have re
 ceived communication from the Fish CTS Island Electric Heat & Fewer Co
 asking if the necessary power for tn
 island could be supplied from the bor
 ough This step was made necessary b
 the gravity of the coal situation there.
 Robert Matthews, formerly of Groto
 borough, is at present engaged in maxim an fS-hole golf course at Canton, Ohic
 having just completed, a nine hole cours
 at Tiffin. MT. Matthews has been spend
 ing his winters in the south engaged i
 this particular line of work for severa
 years.
 Owing to the number of teachers wh
 are members of Preston City grange an
 are attending the summer normal schoc ] at New Haven, and the very busy seaso for the farmers. the first grange contes program will be given Tuesday evenin,
 Aug. 1o,i instead of July 27 as original planned.
 The United States civil service con
 mission announces for Aug. 4 an ope
 competitive examination for druggi. men or women. age q to 50, for vacar
 cies in the public health service through out the United States at $60 to S100