Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at $50 this eve ming.
 Wild strawberries have been remark ably abundant and large this year.
 By Sunday most of the crimson and pink ramblers in Mohegan Park will be in bloom.
 This seasoh's strawberry crop at the Clark farm, Mansfield, amounted to over coco baskets.
 From Central Village Mrs. Abby Hop kins has been supplying at the tele- phone office in Putnam.
 Choice flowers for funerals, also we'd ding bouquets. Hunts Greenhouses. Phone 11so.-adv.
 At Union many acres of corn have been destroyed, blythe bold and willy robbers. the crows, this season. This years retreats of the Catholic diocesan clergy will be held at Keyser Island Aug. 16-21 and Aug. 23-2S. J. ". Harmon is moving his steam saw mill from the F. A. Baker lot in Union to the George Crawford farm at Masha- paug.
 I It is noted at ouonochortaug that James F. Thurston and family of Nor wich, have opened their house for the season.
 Mrs. Samuel Mortimer has enrolled IS children in the cradle roll department of the Sunday school of Sterling Methodist church.
 State sportsmen now have an oppor tunity to visit the state game farm at Madison and to the new state fish hatch cry at Hammonasett.
 A Norwich resident who is out and lsbout, enjoying the summer weather is I nlf Nf Tot, c{- lS4th birthday comes August 18th.
 A months mind high mass of requiem for Michael Mccarthy was sung in St Patrick's church Friday at o'clock by the rector, Rev. J. H. Broderick.
 When it comes to ripening tomatoes. few gardeners in this vicinity go ahead of George J. Kraft, who has a model garden at his home on Perkins avenue. :, Announcement was made at Plainield i Congregational church last Sunday that through the generosity of an unnamed | friend the debt of the church, which was over $500, has been paid. l Fresh caught Noank sword. white east l ern halibut, founder steak, mackerel sea trout and Holsters. All new stock, fresh in today. Powers Bros.-adv.
 Fanny Ledyard chapter, Daughters of i American Revolution of Mystic, Mrs. Ed 1 annual picnic at Deans mills on the sec ond Wednesday in August. At Moosup Walter Pratt had his hand badly torn by a machine that he was fixing at the Aldrich mill Tuesday. Some one started the machine not knowing 1 that MT. Pratt was at work
 There was a reunion of the Stanton | family, numbering 2s, at the Stanton homestead in Ekonk,s on the holiday, those | present including School Supervisor J. B. Stanton and family of Norwich. | Half a ton of as nice Holsters as you ever saw, today at the Broadway Fish Market. 40 Broadway.-ady.
 The Connecticut state library. has been | informed by the national government | that it will be furnished with a complete set of all the medals issued to the army, navy and marine corps by the govern ment -f During the recent Chautauqua sessions in Norwich the tent crew tried the bath ing in Mohegan park lake pronouncing l the water far ahead of the clayey liquid they were accustomed to in Pennsylvania ponds and rivers.
 i The following teachers have been en- gagged by the town of Vernon for the next school year: Cooking, Miss Margaret Mclean; sewing. Miss Anna Hendricks ! drawing, Miss Mary A. Davis; penman- ship Fred c. Dreschier.
 Tomorrow, July 11th, the summer sche- dule of masses begins at St. Patrick's church, at the usual hours, 7.3o, g and 1o.S0, except that the last will be a low mass Vespers at S.30 will be omitted during July and August.
 Rev. W. c. Darby and his mother left Moosup Wednesday morning for the for mer's new work in Holland. It is not known yet who the new Methodist pastor | at Moosup will be. Sunday next l.. P MacLennan will preach at both services
 Prof. Thomas Dwight GoodeH ,whose funeral was held at his hone,. 35 Edge hill road, New Haven, Friday afternoon is survived by his wife, who was Mis-: Julia Harriet Andross of Rockville Conn.,, the marriage taking place May g 1878.
 Dealers in apparel here learn that complete fall lines of more than 100 lead ing manufacturers are to be displayed a a women's wear exhibition to be held 1T the ball room of the Hotel Pennsylvania New York, beginning on Aug. and con tinuing to Aug. '.
 Il At westford Hill, Roscoe Wright o Warrenville has sold his farm, the Dea con Mathewson place. to the Catholic bishop. The house is to be remodeled one part to be used for the pastor, home, the other for church services un til a church is erected
 The one-man car on the Moosup-Cen tral Aillage line is popular with the pub i lie as is showR by the increase in pat ronage which has been very marked, tht Moosup Journal says. The seventeen fare. doing away with the half-cent hui