Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-16
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Friday for the summer vacation.
 Special sale on begonias. all bedr1ine plants, half price. Maplewood Nursery. adv.
 The yarn mill of Farnsworth-P -Pinp.v company, at Central Village, IS heinz run four days week.
 Connecticut fishermen have resumed shad fishing as they have received a ger init from the fish and game waraens.
 correspondent mentions that Mrs. George c. Lane, after few days stay in Noank village, has returned to her home in Stafford Springs.
 Mrs. F. A. Breed of Groton entertain ed the Philathea class of the United Con- gregational church of Norwich, Satur- day afternoon at her home.
 The annual woman's championship tournament of the Connecticut State Golf Association will be held today (Thurs- day) at the Hartford Golf club. Wednesday evening the district super intendent, Rev William H. Bath, Of Nor wich, held the first quarterly conference at the Moosup Methodist church. Mir. and Mrs. L. H. Saxton of Nor wich, who purchased the William H. | Osborne cottage at Bestview. are having many improvements made on the prop erty.
 Demonstration, "snieder's mayon- naise" at The Golden Rule Grocery, all | this week.-adv.
 J. L. Meader of the state t.apartment l of education is to be the commencement speaker at the graduating exercises of Plainfeld schools this (Thursday) ev- ening.
 Eighteen pupils of the Rockville High schools graduating class this year will take college entrance examinations which | will commence June 20th and continue until June 24.
 Mrs. Bryan F. Mahan was reelected regent of Lucretia Shaw chapter, ] Daughters of the American Revolution, l of New London, at the annual meeting Tuesday evening.
 Principal Henry A. Tirrell, of Nor l wich Free Academy, presented the diplo- mas to the members of the graduating class at Wheeler school, North Storing ton. Monday afternoon.
 The curisers Griswold and Beileview, 1 connected with the Griswold hotel, East ern Point, will begin regular operations between the Griswold hotel and the municipal wharves Saturday, he 18th. Washington society papers 4ote that | Mrs. Edward Douglass White, widow of | Chief Justice White, will pass the sum | mer, as ueual, at New I.ondon. where she has had cottage for several years.
 Anna Warner Bailey chapter, D. A. R., of Groton and Stonlngton. Twill be earer- l tsined this (Thursday) afternoon by It's 1 Gales Ferry members at the home of ] Mrs. Billings Crandail at Stoddard's Wharf.
 A. W. Noone, who frequently visits at the old home place in EkonS, now the Gallup homestead, has made q gift 10 the town of Petersboro, \. H., ot Sto . 900 toward the erection of a high school 1 building.
 Choice mackerel the very best large buffers. founder steak, flat sea trout, porEies and live black. long and round clans, prawn and Holsters at Powers Bros. all new stock.-adv.
 The Quaker Hill school is crowded and the school board is compelled to ask the selectmen to call town meeting for Monday, June 20. to ask for an appro- riation to finish the second floor during | the summer vacation.
 | Dr. D. c. Y. Moore, chairman of the Manchester town board of health, appear ed before the selectmen recently and asked for a meat inspector. It is more than likely that the appointment will g, to Dr, J. R. Morin of Rockville
 At Saybrook. Captain Benjamin c Clark discovered a great commotion 1T his shad net Monday and upon inycsti gation found sturgeon 10 feet lons and weighing over 500 pounds, wortl $2O0 in the New York market Big cargo of porgies, mackerel, many other kinds of fresh fish, Osgoods whari adv.
 The United States Civil Service com mission announces an examination fo assistant curator, either sex, age over 1S for vacancies in the Division of Gen eral Technology, National Museum Washington, D. C., at s1,SoO a year Members here of the craft iearn taa the United Association of Journeymei Plumbers and Steam Eaters of tn United States and Canada will meet i, Providence this year. The conventio, { will open September 19, and continue fo ten days.
 A silk American flag will be present ed by the Bridgeport Chamber of Com merce to the singing society which oh tains the most points for excellence i singing My old Kentucky Home" a the State Saengerfest In Bridgepor June 24 and %. Visitors 10 Maplewood cemetery, Ntl wich, are always interested in the nor ument erected to Rev Dr. LlawclIy Pratt. long a pastor of Broadway Cor gregational church, on which are inscrit ed in detail the various events in tn clergyman's long and busy career.
 Several large baskets of roses were Q the desk of Leon P. Broadhurst. pras dent of the Phoenix National ban Hartford, when he went to his ollie Tuesday morning, the date being h 5oth birthday. The Broadhurs. Fam are summer residents. in Neptune Par P. Leroy Harwood, of New Londo treasurer of the Mariners Savings ban and president of the school commute who asked Governor Lake to veto Il council-manager charter bill, after
 passed the legislature, is the first to con out with nominating petitions for men
 bership in the new council of seven. The second instaliment of the fede
 al income tax became due Wednesda
 June 18th, and, according to gover
 ment regulations, persons who failed
 make payment by that date forfeit tl
 right to make further quarterly pa
 ments and must nay the balance due
 one lump sum, plus the interest on u
 tax.
 All uncoIlected tax bills-a total N HGVtVVU dl bloCk lSldnu, nave been D'a
 cd in the hands of Everett A. Kingsle
 counsel for the town treasurer, with structonb to collect them by due pr cess of law When July 1 comes rouI
 all property on which unpaid taxes ' main will be advertised and sold at pll , lie auction.
 Mrs. Hinman, mother of Judge Geor
 F.. Hinman of the superior court. was visitor to Middletown. Monday, and s