Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-21
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Norwich, Wednesday. June a1, 1929.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Payne GriswoId & Keefe Inc, of New London. has filed a preliminary notice of intention to dissolve.
 H. J. Brickley of Jewett City was among those graduated Tuesday from Trinity college at Hartford.
 The S. N. E. Telephone company is preparing for the distribution of it's sum mer issue of the telephone director.
 Battery B and Combat Train, 192nd Artillery, this city, will leave a week from Saturday for 15 day camp tour at Camp Eustis, Va.
 Mrs. Foster Wilson and iIiss Annie Vaughn will be the hostesses at the D. A. R. museum Wednesday afternoon from to o'clock.
 For few days Mrs. Underwood's special sale of switches, Al Broadway. adv.
 The Connecticut alumni of the Alpha Omega dental fraternity will hold its senior annual meeting at the Hotel Bond, Hartford on Wednesday evening.
 The Deutschland, for several weeks the most talked-of boat in all the world, when it made trips from Germany to New London. is for sale as junk.
 Don't fail to attend antique sale, Tur- ner estate. 13S Washington street, to- day and Thursday.-adv. i Capt. Grover Bldredge in the sloop Magnolia, loaded with 5000 pounds of cod6sh. stopped in the harbor at Noank Monday on his way up the Sound.
 The annual meeting of the Yale Med- ical Alumni association was held Mon day evening at the room of the New Ha- | ven Medical association, New Haven.
 The bad weather of the past few days has kept the Noank fleet of fishing boats close to the harbor, few of the lobster | boats being the only ones to get out ito do any work.
 Commencement at Wesleyan university saw the largest class graduated in it's history, the number of degrees ill course conferred being 112. Two years ago 10S were graduated.
 The state board of control has au- thorized the department of education to appoint Miss Maud Keator director of special education and standards at a salary of $4,000 a year.
 President Harding has written tc President James R. Angell of Yale uni versity regretting that he will be unable to be present Wednesday during the com mencement exercises at Yale.
 There will be a memorial mass fol D. J Thursday at 7S0. Relatives and friend; invited to attend.-adv. The U. S. internal revenue office 3 Hartford is/ now located m new guar tejs. Tbs revenue headqulrte-s are nov on the seventh and eighth floors of tn Hartford-Connecticu Trust Co. Lu1ld
 ing.
 Don't fail to attend antique sale, Tur
 ner estate, 13S Washington street, to
 day and Thursday.-adv. Miss Virginia Eggleston. daughter o : Percy C. Eggleston of New London, wa ' one of the speakers at the luncheon of tn class of Yale, 1892, held at the Ney Haven Lawn club in New Haven Monde aftetrnoon.
 I The U. s. civil service commission ar Enounced that examinations for the pc . sition of domestic science teacher, India . service. will again be held during tn !. coming month. Entrance salary is esSo :. and quarters.
 ;. Fire Chief c. R. Donath of Mystic a making his annual before-the-F Fourth il ! spection for the purpose of aseertainin e whether there are any large collections o rubbish which might be the cause Of serious conhagration.
 e A hydroplane flying from Boston Patterson, N. J.. was badly damage y Monday in Mantle bay. The pilot b n came lost in fog, descended and stru 'r a rock which was just under the surfa
 or the water at low tide. n In conjunction with their Big Rt t. moval Sale" Schwartz Bros. are offeril h. exceptional big values to June Brides e. A visit to their store on Water stre as will convince you, and everyone inte r. ested.-adv.
 The directors of the Connecticut R B., formatory at their last regular meeti d. at the institution in Cheshire gave q
 charges to nine inmates who either h us served their full sentence or else had be he a year on parole and earned their frt ey dom.
 Don't fail to attend antique sale, II m ner estate, 13S Washington street,
 day and Thursday-adv. st Mayor Connery of Middletown has
 ceived letter from Mayor Milo R. W; ns es of Norwich thanking him for -, good wishes. Mayor Waters states, A' am proud Norwich came through with |
 rest of the Connecticut cities for a den
 cratic majority"
 Director Edward Hopkins Jenkins, |. the Connecticut Agricultural Experim
 Id1 Sbdl4OAJ 6lOIIS, WAS III N0W 11dN ,a Tuesday to attend the reunion of mt GLASS; Ao'1' a~ 14ie' 1he odnqueI in helo at the New Haven Lawn club.
 Bernhard Kopf of Laurel Glen z re- Miss Ardelh MacGonegal of Ashaw in daughter of Mrs. Charlotte R. MacGo or gal and the late William S. MacGoneg
 were married at II o'clock SaturC ln- morning by Rev. Lucian Drury at TX residence in North Stonington village -ss Among those who will attend the av izens' military training camp at Ga he Devens in August are, Albert T. Mar ev. 1i.' & Teoi G Se w. hysoil' John 5. Long W te- CHeetei' 6rotoh WIlnam dr. D.. aus, iNot ~icn Cnarles C' Chuf The '' 'U0A De'Eiu D. Ddnou' JeWett '