Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-20
Norwich. Tuesday. June 20, 1a22.
VARIOUS MATTERS

weather for Saturday, Sunday and yes- terday.
 The reunion classes at Yale will hold their parade to Yale field this (Tuesday) afternoon.
 John Ball Osborne, American consul general at Genoa, has returned to Yale for the reunion of his class, 1889.
 The first of the series of 15-day sum- mer cruises of the U. S. Naval Reserve in Connecticut will start July 10th.
 Monday night the planet Mars made .ts nearest approach to the earth and will not again come so close until lSS4'
 These are the longest days of the year. There will he Is hours and ID minutes of daylight each day from now until June 2sth.
 Eighteen new Connecticut firms were incorporated last week, the capitaliza- tion totaling ss64 800 of which the firms begin business with s135.4Oo paid in.
 swordhsh are reported as coming in- shore but being so wild that none have been taken. A number of Stonington boats will be in this industry this sea- son.
 The U. S. civil service commission an- ncunces that applications for assoclate in clinical psychiatry will be rated as received until further notice. Entrance salay Is s25oo.
 Regular meeting, Mercier Assembly, No, l2, c. L. of C., tonight at O'CLOCK Adv.
 The U. S. s. c. 271, IAeut. J. g. Fred A. Williams, commanding, has been order ed to make the run from New Haven to New London for the Yale-Harvard boat races June 29.
 Saturday was Alumni day at Wheeler sch7ol and a large number of former graduates, students and their friends met to renew old friendships. Bighty-four were present at the banquet.
 Among the graduates at Trinity col lege, Hartford, this year, is Robert D Byrnes of this city. His parents, MT and Mrs Perry Byrnes, attended the commencement exercises Monday:
 Out of the 1O7 candidates who tool the state examination for admission tC the New Haven County bar, but SS pass ed, according to the official announce ment issued by the bar examining com mittee.
 The water chute installed for the pas few summer seasons at Riverside parl will be moved ashore this summer ant instead of the children who use the slid landing in the water, they will land ol dry ground.
 John C. Ernst of New London, halet into Groton town court Monday mornini on charge of reckless driving, was fine' | $50 and costs by Judge Cornelius c. Cos tello. The charge was continued iron last Monday.
 The third annual women's Connection state lawn tennis championship tourna ment in singles. doubles and mixed dou bles will start on the clay courts of tn Country club of New Canan on Mon day, June 26.
 When you want 'taxi' so nice an clean, seven-passenger Cadillac, Hmou sene. Percy Chapman is the man to b seen. Six-seven-five will get him on tn | phone Seventeen Linden Parkway his home.-adv.
 Electrifcation of the ''New Haven will be resumed, it Is expected, as 500 as the financial condition improves an the next step will probably be the COT struction of a power station for tt Shore Line division.
 The drum corps of the waterbur lodge of Moose won first prize in u competitive drill for fife and drum corr of Connecticut, held under the auspice of the Meriden Knights of Columbus
 the Silver City. Saturday. Winifred c. Hine, daughter of M and Mrs. Frank E. Hine of Fishers Is and, N Y, has just received her A. degree from Smith college. Miss. Hi is a member of the Smith college choi oratorio chorus and orchestra. It is understood that trolley servi between the Atlantic beach casino al
 Weekapaug on the Weekapaug-W
 division will be abandoned entirely tn
 season. Last year the cars made tri to Weekapaug every two hours. The auxiliary yacht Norseman, wi
 the owner. G. W. Williams of F'armin
 ton on board, left Noank Monday f f Gloucester, Mass, on the first lap of 2 cruise, to Labrador The yacht is COT , manded by Capt. Charles Jenssen.
 Fee,'ng in q talkative mood the ma
 ket reporter for the state board of {,
 r1culture points out that the addition new products to the list of those in e 3 dence on the farmers markets has 7 price lowering effect in the entire ma g ket
 Homer K. Underwood headmaster
 Bulkeley school, and Mrs Isabel V Fitch were married Saturday night e the home of the bride at 154 Hempste e street, New London, the ceremony l
 ing performed by Rev. Philip M. K
 ridge.
 . Next Saturday what is hoped will v an annual event will occur at Conn = ticut college, when the campus will
 at the disposal of the churches a . church schools of New London and
 cinity as a field day of sports and a.
 letic contests.
 z, The letter carriers on the seve 10 routes in Mystic have been chans
 around by Postmaster George H. Fo
 in order that each carrier may be tn 2 oughly acquainted with each route 2
 be able to take up the duties on any
 moments notice.
 Judge Edwin S. Thomas of the fede
 court has reserved decision on the
 plication for the appointment of a
 ceiver for the Ironsides Board conps
 of Norwich The application was |
 scented to the court by Attorney Artl
 Klein of New Haven. The New Haven road has been oner ing new-type multiple unit cars on trains of it's lines between New Hay New York and Bridgeport as an exp, ment. Engineers of the road who h. ! operated these electric trains ire predict 2 great success for them. Miss Catherine Marie Mccarthy. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jeremiah ,