Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

can De when minus ~sf nuIulully wal , proved Thursday.
 A number of teachers from thi' , section will attend the state summer school at Danbury.
 , The completion of the stretch of nev
 roadway on Franklin street Is appreci-
 ated by all drivers.
 In a number of places children are organizing for systematic vacation
 work for the Red Cross.
 Mrs. Arthur Holloway of Groton
 who Is in the hospital suffering from 8
 shot wound, Is a tri1e better.
 The topic of the Thursday evening l prayer meeting at Broadway church
 was Promises that You have Proved
 True.
 Residents of Lef1ngweIl celebrated 1 Independence day with a community
 picnic, entertainment and athletic con tests.
 l Connecticut corporations have begun to pay their income taxes. payment of 1 which must be made on or before August 1.
 1 Regular meeting of Knights of Co., lumbus tonight-adv.
 Sexton George J. Kraft has some 1 rich red dahlias in bloom in his small | garden at the rear of the Central Bap- | tist church.
 The hedge of box at the Central Fire l station has been clipped and the the summer.
 First Friday devotions in honor of the League of the Sacred Heart of churches today.
 On some trips now, Steamer Chel- sea of the Norwich and New York Propellor Line. brings up 15o passeng- CTS from the city, bound to suburban points.
 Fanhal. the hotel at Belknap lake. Bolton, will not be finished in time to open this season as a hotel. Water has finally been struck in the well at 200 feet.
 Instructive and timely books at the Otis library are T. A Waughs Amer ican apple orchard. Dwarf Fruit trees Plum and Plum Culture, Rural I'm provement.
 Automobile parties passing through Norwich purchase many pennants and other souvenirs and there is much in terest shown in all that pertains to the Mohegan Trail.
 Mentioned among those at the opening of the Mohicau Hotel roof garden Wednesday evening at New i London, was Louis L. GottheIf and ]! party from Norwich.
 The marriage of Harold \. Rogers i son of Senator and Mrs. Euijah H. ! Rogers of Flanders and Miss Caroline | Noble of PlantsviIle took pace at PlantsVille last week.
 Lectures on food conservation vii be included in the curriculum of 159 summer schools throuehout the coun- try as part Of the food administra- tons educational campaign
 4 Groton young man, J. Franklin Franklin Edgcomb, has been promoted to the rank of major after ten years service in the National Guard.
 Miss Mazie Pendleton. of wauwecus Hill borught to The Bulletin office Thursday some handsome strawbe..- ries Of her own raising so big that they counted only IS to a quart.
 The annual rcnnion of the Scott Family association was held on the awns connecting the homes Of Mrs. Bertha NJ. Atwood and Mrs. Esteifa NJ. Nattoon at WatertoHn Wednesday.
 The current White Ribbon Banner las memorial to a Rockville member, Mrs. Emma RaEsbOttona, q loyal mem )er of the W. C. T. L.. to which she rave unsparingly of time and ser ice.
 Today. July 6, at s P. m. Venus will }ass to the east of Neptune. The lat CT planet may perhaps be located in ] he telescope at this time. as it VII be ,xactly one degree 40 minutes south of enus.
 The Problem of the Food Sup 'ly," is the topic of an address b. Professor Guy z smith of the Con lecticut Agricultural College. StoIrs, which is being delivered in towns bout the state.
 Miss Mary Comstock Rogers. a1. who jed Tuesday at the home of her niece ! frs. Hiram D. Harris in New London, ! -as born in Waterford and was a sis l CT of Mrs Amanda R. Comstock, who ' jed in Willima ntic last April in her T 9th year. I Among visitors entertained in Nor i 7ich over the holiday were Alr. and | frs Guy B. Kellogg and daughter. of ' ' lew York, who were guests of Mir. nd Mrs John E. Tanning. MT. KeI- ogg was for several years in business z ! Norwich. There was local interest in the mar iage at Pleasant View Monday of | arah lola, daughter of Mir, and Mrs. U William H. Wilson of Florida, summer ottagers at Pleasant View and John ' entley Munson. of Windham, \. Y. s the brides mother was Miss Mir ie Phillips of Norwich. F
 Y. M C. A. OPEN AIR MEETING. ! lev. L. M. keneston to Give the Ad- r
 dress Sunday. q On Sunday afternoon the Y. NJ c. . will hold an open air meeting on f l 0F %J TJ-Jv, ! rial, on Main street. f The address of the occasion will be iven by Rev. I. M. Keneston, whose aks are always full of interest
 Hugh Kinder will render vocal so- IS, and Miss Marion Beebe will ac- the Eilll,c ,I..,.. =