Norwich bulletin., 1917-06-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

l at 7.3o.-adv.
 Grass in some places is growing to l jungie-like height and rankness. At present there are about 20 cot tages occupied at Pleasant View. Rhododendrons about town. are in bloom, late as are most Of the shrubs. Two stormless days in succession are appreciated by a water-logged and mildewed world.
 Franklin Street park is visited by many mothers and little mothers and children, these pleasant days. The Holy Name society of St. Pat ricks church has requested months mind mass for M. B. Ring, Thursday. The meeting of the Epworth League of Trinity Methodist church this even ing is to be followed by a social at the church.
 The home gardens at the Briscoe grounds on Broad street and Mckinley avenue are giving evidence of faith full cultivation.
 Norwich people who are at their shore cottages rejoice at the coming of clear skies and the cessation of the
 
 Railroads realize that the vacation season is nearing, by the demand for literature pertaining to mountain country and beach.
 Come to the strawberry festival at Frank Ecc.eston's, at Glasgo, Saturday afternoon and evening.-adv
 The sun enters Cancer tomorrow. June 21, at 12.14 p. m. e. NJ tiine), and according to astronomical data summer commences.
 Already the vines or the Otis Li- brary building have grown so dense that they had to be pruned Tuesday. to permit free movement of the shut ters.
 Miss M. c. Adles is at The Lenox House until Friday. Early appoint ments necessary. Tel 1267-adv
 The widespread interest in the Free Academy and its pupils was demon strated by the many out of town peo- pie who attended the graduating ex- ercises Tuesday.
 Slowly but surely Connecticufs army coo mark, being s55 in yesterdays an nouncement. three recruits having been gained the day before.
 The government inspectors from the Brooklyn Navy yard are visiting Con nectcut boat shops, inspecting boats at anchor, with the view of reporting their worth and purchase
 Windham County papers have taken up the Mohegan Trail project with a viii. and are acting in most effective corporation with local promoters of Fridays automobile parade. q
 The Young Ladies' Sodality of St Patrick's parish sewed for the Red Cross at the rooms of St zAnne's Tern perapce society in company with the latter organization Tuesday evening" der the head of Books on Vegetable Gardening. Fruit Culture and Forestry. is accessible at the Otis library and has been bulletined for convenience.
 Excellent service was given vester- day bv the Shore Line Trolley com pany in providing for the big crowds attending the Academy graduation. Cars ran promptly and the company provided plenty of them.
 A correspondent advocates the rais ing by farmers herea bouts of Dorset sheep. claiming that the most adven- turous dogs do not dare to attack sheen Of this breed, and if they should, will everlastingly regret it.
 A loud warning is being sounded in the cities against unsanitary farm houses. so that rural residents who are building on taking summer hoarders this season must be able to offer suit able and modern conven1ences.
 At Portland, Samuel P. Willard. of of the State Board of Ed 1catiOn. has been issuing certificates are to work the coming summer and have not attained the age limit of 16 years.
 N. Perrin and aids. Mrs. Wendell Wit ter and Miss Bernice Deavitt enter tafned the Social Danes last week at a 'T'' supper. Mrs. c. L. Rawson, formerly of Norwich, was the toast
 Farmer silas whipp1e, Of Leffing- well. came to- town June 19 with ex- the wild flavor. luscious without su- gar. These are the first up -to-s stand ard strawberries the editor has had | this season.
 Golden Anniversary Gift" boxes 1 nave been distributed among the wo- men of the Second Congregational l church to help do their bit for the | They are to be collected at the Sep l Iemher meeting of the auxiliary.
 The depot Q. NJ, Boston is to make l such visits as may be necessary to | named places on business l pertaining to inspection of factories l and manufacture of supplies under | contract with the Q. M. C.: Baltic Cen tral Village, Moodus, Moosup, Nor | Fich, Stafford Springs and Somers i
 Highway Commissioner Charles J, Bennett has announced promotions of 1 of repairs in the different 1 including Henry T. German Or New London county: Chester A. 1 Nolan for Holland county, succeeding | he late F. W. Pratt of South Willing | on; W. E. Hulse of Middlesex coun- y.
 Drove Car Through Crowd.
 In the West Haven town court this n0rnirp Ti1dro RruoYt