Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-01
Norwich. saturday, July i. 1929.
VARIOUS MATTERS

 (s. t.) tonight.
 Pine Grove Casino opens tonight for dancing. Philharmonic orchestra.-adv. 1
 The New Haven road is arranging extra train service to take care of the | holiday and vacation rush over the week end.
 Farmers are beginning to complain of the continued wet weather. They are afraid that if this continues they will lose their crops
 The U. S. civil service commission an nounces that the receipt of applications for horticulturist will close on July 8. Entrance salary is $3240.
 Mrs. Harvey M Briggs and Miss Julia Pease will be the hostesses at the D. A. R. museum at Norwich Town this af- ternoon from to o'clock. Twenty million watermelons - 20 ,ooo l carloads-will reach northern markets from their native habitat in the south within the next four weeks.
 Household and embroidery linens at Kimball's Textile Shop. Phone 7o0.- adv.
 ] Customs authorities at New London state that the law requiring motor boats 1 to be numbered by the custom house is in full force and will remain so sndefi- nitely.
 News was received in Wilmington re- gently of the death in Waterbury of Dr. Frank Ryder, a native of Wilmington, youngest child of Charles Durham and Mrs. Della Ryder
 | Charter Oak Park at Hartford has become city of tents where the annual convention of the Southern New Eng land Conference of Seventh Day Ad. ventists Is being held.
 The submarine $50, after being for several days ini New Haven where the members of her, crew have been attend ing the Winchester Co. convention, ar- rived at the submarine base Friday.
 The Southern Connecticut Radio asso- citation held an important meeting on Thursday evening at Bridgeport. Dele gates were present from organizations in cities and towns in this jurisdiction.
 Order your salmon and green peas fo- Fourth of July dinner. Powers Bros. VIII have extra choice salmon.- adv.
 Charged with operating a car without a license or a registration card, and with violating the parking restrictions, John O'Neill of Noank was arraigned in police court at New London Friday and fined $1o.
 The state fisheries and game commis ! E5o< pasxed 8 resolution Thursday that the superintendent be requested to dis pose of such animals at the game farm as cannot be properly considered game animals.
 The demand for Pullman berths anc chairs has been unusually heavy fol over week and it has been necessary to turn away applicants for berths or the State of Maine and White Mountain expresses.
 Both the floats at Ocean Beach have been put in place and the danger spo 2 at the extreme west end of the beach where several drownings have occurred has now been marked by a permanen danger sign.
 James T. Moran. president of tn Southern New England Telephone com ' pany, who was stricken with typhoit Wednesday at New Haven is reporte; : getting along comfortably by his physl clan, Dr. John T. Luby.
 Heavy northern Holsters, long clans open CT steamers, and real blue. He member the cleat ance sale every Satur : day after r. n., at Powers Br5s. T FrankI1a street. adv.
 Cut off from important sources oi 2 supplies, the state highway departmen will be forced to abandon the construc ton of forty miles of highways involving
 s1,600,000 if the railroad strike goes in to effect today (Saturday).
 MT. and Mrs. Viggo E. Bird of Gosher | Waterford, gave dinner dance at Tn
 Griswold at Eastern Point Thursday ey .- ening to the representatives of the Ne-
 England companies under the manage
 ment of the Stone & Webster, Inc. - c. E. Smith, of the medical depar
 ment of the United States army, an
 who has been in the army twenty-thre R years and has just reenlisted. is a que: this week at the home of MT. and MT 7, Frank E. Pendleton at Potter Hill. .h No change will be made in the orig lr. nal plans relative to the field training Id the Connecticut National Guard, a h cording to Adiutant General Cole, VII nd received a telephone call from Wasl m ington authorizing him to proceed IT, once with the schedule. mt Our Saturday special-eight hundr, t. pounds of the best lobster in town, lie S5:. also sword fish, chinook Saldlc R. green peas, little neck clans, Tor he clans. round clans. Broadway Fis
 Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 Miss Katherine Ludington of Lyr
 has returned from Princeton. N. q where she went to attend the weddil or of her nephew, Charles T. Ludingto v son of MT. and Mrs. Charles H. Lu ,- ington of Ardmore, Pa, and Miss Co " stance Guyot Cameron which took pla
 Tuesday. 70 he Following the example of this sta Ill Rhode Island has set aside a fund t. the relief of unemployed World war VI
 erans The administration of the fu1
 has been placed with the Aneric
 Legion, which win investigate all cas
 of distress and need among former SC ,e vice men.
 A very pretty church wedding M cured Thursday evening at o'clock ra the Congregational church at Myst os when Miss Beatrice Ellen Mylie becaI - the wife of George Wassman. The nu m. tial knot was tied by Rev, George Far ve ham in the presence of large numr of relatives and friends.
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