Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

A Saturday with seasonabie tenrpsrar , ture meant big days business for Nor i Eica stores.
 Hartford residents, Mr. and Mrs. Jsares Lippincott Goodwin, are spending few weeks at Hampton.
 4 meeting of the Ellington Tossacco Growers, Inc, is to be held in town hall this (sfonday) evening.
 At Lords Point Mir and Mrs Charles E. Hopkins and family of Plainfieh are occupying Our Own cottage.
 Special offering of so victroias at soc weekly at The Pfsut-cadden co.--aSN.
 Rockville will face a coal shortage this fall and price of Szo ton \ the pres ent situation is not refaedied. l The international eoif match between Warden and Ray Hagen and Barnes is to take place July zeth at Eastern Point.
 The new steel drsSbridge over the Mantle river is nearing completion and will be ready for use in about a month
 A campaign for membership in the Wis fling Nurse association IS being carried on in Mystic and will continue until July 18th.
 victroia ". ss5.eo, zoe weekly. Plaut- | Gladden. Co.-adv.
 The ticket agents receipts at the Nor wich station of the New Haven railroad averaged $1.o0e daily during the holiday week.
 The woolen mills in Rockville have been closed for the past week in observance of Independence day and most of them will reopen today (Monday).
 Governor Hoicornb has reappointed John H. Goss of Waterbury . director of the state fram for women at East Lyme for seven years from July 1. At Gales Ferry everything in the shape of a cottage is taken for the season and owners of year-round houses are being offered fancy rents for thenl.
 Join cur record club. Your choice of 15 records, sl.e0 down, Sl.e0 weekly, at The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 The annual outing of the Rockville Girls club was held Saturday afternoon l at Coventry Jake. An afternoon Of sports was enjoyed and a picnic lunch.
 After considerable hesitancy Sunday the sun finally decided to shine during most of the day. a good breeze tenPe-ing the heat. By evening, rain set in. I What may De the last of the seasons strawberries were snapped up quickly in the Norwich stores Saturday. Peaches pfunls and cherries are now abundant In market
 A Waterbury paper mentions that At l torney Join H. Cassidy, formerly of Nor wich, has returned from Mt. Clemens Mich, where he has been spending sev- eral days.
 victrola VI, sS5.eo. soc weekly a The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 Beach visitors Saturday had a v4ev ci an almost continuous procession Of steam power and sailing craft, while an aero plane did stunts through the brteS fog oi the sfterrooon.
 Rev. 5. F. Case, formerly of Toliand Congregational church, and Mrs. Case en. I itertained a party of Tociland friends nuuaing seven at tiieir summer camp al Granby the past week.
 Assistant United States District Attor- hey George IL Cohen has warned dealers in the state, especially the smaller ones to be on the lookout for counterfeit ten and twenty dollar bills.
 The little plots at the Greezbsrger bloci on Franklin street have been graded and are protected by ornamental wire guards Improvements are still going on in the 1a tenements of the block. fl New Columbia record hits xeieased July 10th, now on sale, play on all talk ing machines exclusively at The Plant = Gladden. Co.-adv.
 ' The operation of the statewide pensior law for the quarter ending June 30 cos s4e.sS5.aS. Of this amount s3s,62l5l was given widows entitled to state aid and the balance went for expenses.
 MT. and Alrs William P. Robertson their son, William P Robertson, Jr., and daughter, Miss Julie Robertson. of Hart ford, arc spending the summer at theil home, Crestlands, in Coventry.
 While several new cottages are besn7 built that will be ready by the middle oi a fected Pleasant View Tn common witl : other resorts in that vicinity. s State Attorney Hugh M Aieorn say. l that it Is his desire to retire frefa thl state civil service commission on Oct. 1 E when his present term expires. He ask. f the governor not to reappoint him. s s26.oo, or Tictrola VI, g55.ee. Yours a sdc weekly. No interest, no extras, a The Piaut-Cadden Co-adp.
 During the last few days there ha been drop in the price Of beef and still further decline Is locked for by ioca nnarketnnen within the next two weeks due to the arrival of grsss-fed beef. It is probable that when Mayor Davi, |, E. FitzGefaid returns to New Haven fron A San Francisco tfere will be called a meet ing of the Mayors association Of Con nect!cut to consider the trolley transper
 tatien problem.
 Lena Roy of Middistown, Row servin,
 en indefinite term for burglary at tn
 Connecticut state farm for women at Eas }, Lyme. coEfessses that she entered serera
 Middietewn homes during last winter
 stealing jewelry.
 Troop 15, Boy Scouts, are requested t meet in St. Patriek's church Tuesda morning at $40 h uniform for funers R of William J. Hsggerty.-adv. IS Acting Mayer c. Dell. Alton, Jr. Q Q Hartford spent the week end at Sestl
 Lyme visiting relatives. Mayer Newto,
 c. Brainard is On fishing trip in New |. foundland, consequently Hartford va
 without mayor Saturday and Sandas
 The United States civil service commits
 sion announces for Aug. na exauiinatio 2 for senior architect male or female, az 25 to 50, for two vacancies in the inter state commerce commission at entranc '" salaries ranging from s2,les to s3,7eo Fe year.
 ar With a view to offering the yeoth q I, America aa opportunity of learning whs h. the life of the navy really is, the nav department win open summer scios " at Hampton Roads. Va. Jsiy 15, wher