Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-03
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7.46 o'clock this evening.
 Native strawberries are being shipped to Norwich from nearby towns.
 Summer residents have started to ar rive at the shore resorts along the sound
 Porgies and mackerel cheap at Church Bros. today.-adv.
 Floyd La Pierre has plans completed for the erection of modern bungalow at Lords Point.
 About 100 candidates from all sections of the state took state bar examinations at Yale Law school Thursday.
 The organization for first and second R. I. N. G., are now being held for the l candidates,
 The class of 1912. N. F. A. have com p1eted arrangements for the observance of their 10th graduation anniversary at the Norwich Golf club, June 17th.
 The Connecticut Federation of Women's clubs is holding a state convention in Derby. Eastern Connecticut clubs are represented by number of delegates. z
 Plenty more heavy northern Holsters, as well as full line of fresh fish spe- cial for today at Powers Bros.'-adv. Cornelius Cole of Los Angeles, the old est living alumnus of Wesleyan is plan ming to cross the continent to attend the 90th annual commencement of the college. r Cotton uniforms will be issued to the 192nd Artillery. c. N. G., within few days Combat Train, this city, expect to have their cotton uniforms by Mon day.
 The U. S. civil service commission an- nounces an open competition examina tion for assistant in date scale eradi- ! cation on June 21. Entrance salary is $12OO-S15Oo.
 Mrs. George A. Ashbey is to be the f hostess this (Saturdayl afternoon at the , D. A. R. museum at Norwich Town. The museum is to be open from to 6 o'clock daylight time.
 Q See the Camp Fire Girls pageant, s June IT, at 4 p. m., Academy campus. Adults, 50 cents; children under F, 25 n cents.-adv
 ], Thtat there is a considerable scarcity = of farm labor in the onion and tobacco region of Connecticut Valley is a state ment contained in the weekly New Eng k land market report just issued.
 With the repeal of the Volstead act n and subsequent drive at the much dis n russed eighteenth amendment, and it! | objective, the Connecticut organization ) against prohibition has been formed. The Connecticut Hospital association " will hold it's annual meeting at the Law.
 renee and Memorial Associated hospita ., in New London today (Saturday), wher - elections of officers and regular business ,+ will be transacted.
 li Miss J. Allison Hunter, superintendent of the Grace hospital, New Haven, wa; ;e elected president of the Connecticut State
 Federation of Businss and Professiona m Women's clubs at the annual meeting 6 held Saturday in New Haven. la The Southern New England Telephon lt Co.,, has increased it's capital from S15, ss 100000 to S20,000 by the issuance O h. 50,000 additional shares of a par valu i- of s10O each. This makes a total 0 i'd 100000 shares now outstanding
 The state fish commission which is re
 moving fish from the lakes which sup
 ply water to cities is expected to issu
 a notice prohibiting fishing in Highlan n, Lake until July 15 in order to give 1h ~, fish which have been placed there tim r to spawn.
 m Announcement was made this week c 10 the recent acquisition by Yale universit d. of an extraordinary collection of 56
 mounted game heads and skulls wit
 horns, and miscellaneous zoologica
 specimens and implements used by ns c tive hunters.
 Dr. Higgins wishes to announce tn; q during June, July and August, afte a. noon and evening office hours for Thur ad days and Sundays will be discontinue rt adv.
 ng Several packages of seeds from Prt of lessor Juan Balme, director of agricu nd ture, San Juanto, Mexico, have been r
 ceived by Secretary Leonard H. Healc 4 of the statet board of agriculture. The 
 Ii9 as the Ahuehuette
 nd Chief Jonathan E. Enc of the teder ,is prohibition enforcement squad for Col d. neeticut has been directing consiierab tb of his attention, the past few weeks
 investigation physicians and druggis
 suspected of being in collusion to viola
 the national prohibition act. ITS The commencement exercises W Bryn Mawr college will be of an esp os- cially interesting character due to u eft fact that it is President Thomas la ac- commencement as her presidency of Il ,h- college ceases on account of her havil is- rached the age of retirement. tie The appointment of Controller Charl
 H. Robbins of Hartford to be fife
 deputy in the department of sta . agencies and institutions has been a
 nounced by Raymond F. Gates, agen } charge. He will begin work in his nc place on Monday.
 The New Haven road is apparent
 making ready in case of a coal shol
 age to have a supply on hand at t
 power house at North Warren, R. l.
 train of 20 cars, averaging 35 to
 each, pulled into the yards at the pow
 house Wednesday.
 Mrs. Frank D. Makepeace, Jr., "
 entertain at a large tea and musicale
 her attractive residence at the Pequ
 in New London today (Saturday) aftt
 noon. The affair will marke the begi .@ ming of the seasons series of social fur .O tions at the summer colony. Miss May Wiggins, chairman of I lh Old Lyme branch of the American R 'A1 Cross, Mrs H. DT Hubbard, Miss Ma
 Chadwick and Miss B. Holly Willia 1- attended the luncheon and meeting the Mohican hotel in New London,
 the Connecticut organization for pull
 health nursing.
 HEAVILY LOADED TRUCKS SHAKE NORWICH .HOIJS