Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-31
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 July goes out with day 14 hours. S1 minutes in length. At East Wilmington wild raspberries have been very abundant this year. In Plainfield, Mrs John Nelson of New Orleans, is visiting her father, Timothy Shea.
 The tobacco crop in Connecticut valley is coming along well, in spite of recent storm damage.
 In willimantic some 14OO telephones were put out of commission by lightning in the last storm.
 Some more of those heavy Holsters and full line of choice fish at Powers Bros. adv.
 granges go to Ekonk Friday, Aug s, and give the program.
 A drive abou the suburbs proves the damage done to roads. gardens and or chards by the weekend storms.
 All the latest Victor record hits for Au- gust on sale today. Come in and hear them. The Plaut-Cadden Co-adv. At Shunoc, Rev. Charles Peabody Of Norwich will preach at the Second Bap- tist church Sunday at 12 o'clock MT. and Mrs. Paul Schmidt and son, William, of Mystic, are guests of Her man Turschman a Stafford Springs.
 V F. Nickerson, manager for the Southern New England Telephone Co in Hartford, is ill at his home in Burn side
 One of the thrifty vegetable and flow CT gardens West Thames street is that at the home of MT. and Mrs John L Post.
 It is announced that the Manning family reunion is to be held at the Ma thaniel Manning homestead in Lebanon, August 20h.
 Choice flowers for funerals also we'd ding bouquets. Hunts Greenhouses. Phone 1130.-adv.
 James Kent has been taken from Lyme to the hospital in New London. Mir. Kent has been the gardener for Miss Florence Griswold for years.
 Noank men are still bringing in large number of Holsters. One man brought in 400 pounds one day this week Another sold what he caught for s75.
 Select your favorite Victrola or graph onola today. Easy terms arranged. De- liver anywhere. They'll be hard to get later. The P1aut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 Union is to have an Old Home Day. and the selectmen have given their ap- proval of a plan to hold the gathering at the Center, in the town park
 Full line stamped linens for Dorondo work, 10 per cent discount, at Woman's s Exchange.-adv.
 When Steamer Montauk had the P1so- lue in tow Thursday afternoon for B-is- tol, R. l.. the victorious defender wes seen of Pleasant View at o'clock.
 
 nue, Norwich, will represent the Church of the Good Shepherd at the Uniyersalist institute at Ferry Beach, Maine during August.
 Three boys from Somers, Harold East wood, Willard Pinney and Henry Cook are taking the course in swine raising at the junior short course at the Connec- ticut agricultural college this week
 Special for Saturday live Holsters, 35c ID; boiled Holsters, 4Oc ID, sword fish. S5c ID. Broawday Fish Market, 40 Broad way.-adv.
 Attention has been called this week to the fact that the state G. A. R. command CT. George T. Meech, of MiddletoWn, was born on the farm at Gales Ferry now owned by Charles H. Brown of Norwich
 The United States civil service com mission announces for August 24 an ex- animation for checkers. malet age above Is for vacancies in the federal ser vice at New York, at S90O to s1,20O per annum.
 Join our record club. Our plan: s15 worth of records, your choice S1 down, s1 weekly. Join today. The Plaut-Cad- den Co.-adv.
 Within ten days 30 carloads, or De tween 10000 and 5OOoO railroaI ties have been loaded at Hope Valley the Westerly Sun says. The ties are ship ped for use along the Consolidated rail road system.
 An Old Saybrook correspondent men, tions that Rev. Wm. H. Robinson. rector of Grace Episcopal church and his wife have arrived at Colebrook. N. H. safely and will make the return trip on foot stopping over night at houses along the route honleward Richard E. Dodge, state leader of the county agent workers, will give up his post in order to become dean of the agri- cultural short courses which have been added to the curriculum of the state college at Storrs It was learned in Norwich Friday that Edwin A. Dudley, who is at the home of his daughter, Mrs. F. G. Sanford, in Stafford Springs suffering from the ef- fetcS or shock last week is confined to his bed, with his limbs helpless.
 Eleven sound-proof hearing rooms at your convenience. Come in and hear the new August Victor records today. The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv. Harold lang, of Ellington, throaga the aid of the state police, has recovered his Ford touring car which was stolen two weeks ago. It was found in garage il Branford, practiaHy unchanged MT. Lang brought the car home Tuesday a1t- ernoon.
 The State Dailrymens Association vii have a dairymen's convention and ban- quet in the evening on the fourth T1es- day of January This was decided upon at special meeting of the board of 'ndn- agers at Savin Rock on Wednesday aft ernoon.
 Postmaster Favre of Central Village l lost a COW the other day under peculiar | circumstances. She had a crooked horr and when the flies bothered her in the | pasture, she caught her hoof in the horn and in trying to free herself brokt i her neck.
 1 The Moosup Methodist church will clos | both camp meeting Sundays, August + and 22. It is hoped by that time that something definite will be known about i the new pastor, who will be name1 by Rev. W. H. Bath, of Norwich, district superintendent.
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