Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-22
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VARIOUS MATTERS

Aght eVehlcle lamps at e.54 tnls eV' ening. |. 4s.sssssza4 So much dampness is causing straw berries to rot on the vines. The Sunday school picnic of the United Congregat ational church is to be held next week, at Ocean Beach.
 St. James lodge, No. 23, F (: X. NJ, i works the second degree at Ma sonic Tenn pie. tonight at o'clock.-adv. Bishop E. Campion Acheson will vis- it the Episcopal church in Hebron, Sum- day morning, July 25th.
 | Some of the suburban farmers had planned to begin having Monday, if the l weather had proved favorable. | In some of the towns north there are no laurel blossoms this June, attributed to the extreme cold and heavy snows l during the winter.
 The Crescent Beach, Millstone, Sound i View, Grove Beach and Sachem Head railroad stations on the Shore Line are I open for the summer season.
 June 20th's release of records for your victrola and Grafonola on sale today. The Plant Gladden. Company -alv.
 There is movement to consolidate the Sons of the Revolution with the Sons of the American Revolution. Notices to that effect will be sent out shortly.
 The fortNfourth annual meeting of 1 the Connecpcut Pharmac autical associa- tion is to be held at Madison Wednesday and Thursday, June 2S and 24. ;
 Warning has been sent out that, there l are counterfeit s5 bills in circulation. The bills counterfeited were origina Ny $ l notes of the Federal Reserve bank. $sS \ F Your record collection is not complete without this special Fourth of July number-"Fourth of July 1880 Fourth of July. 1s2o."-A2936. For your V:ctro- la and Grafonola. The Plaut-Cadden Company.-77adv.
 It is announced by the Southern New England Telephone Co.,. that a special effort is to be made to secure more op- eratives in exchanges about the state. At Rock Meadown school. Miss How 1 lett teacher, pupils perfect in attendance for the year were Edwin Heck, Claude Inez, Hazel Albert and Chandler Booth.
 The graduating exercises of St. Pat ricks school were held in the upper church, following Sacred Heart devotions and there was Benediction of the Blessed l Sacrament
 Samuel P. Willard of Colchester. agent of the State Board of Education. will be
 
 next few weeks, to grant school pupils working certificates.
 Theo Gardner of Storrs college, is spending few days at his home in Tol land. f.d will soon go to Riverton, New Jersey, where he has a government ap pointment for the summer.
 Another Jag Band record by the na tionally known Ted Lewis Jazz band "I'T See You in C-U-B-A"-"The Mool Shines on the Moonshne" For you Victrola and Grafonola. The Plaut-Cad den Company.-adv.
 The Connecticut Alumni Association 0 Holy Cross college has been asked t ? endorse the proposed plans for extendin the college So far the sentiment unanimous in favors of extension. Don't miss the gardn party to be giv l, en by the Art Association this after Il noon at o'clock If stormy at noor r postponed until next fair day.-adv. If The old hearse house, which has stoo n on the four corners, one mile west of tn j. village, of Ashford, has been sold, tc l. gether with the hearse. to out of tow men. and will soon be moved away. l. As secretary of the State Board g Pharmacy, Mayor Herbert NJ Lerou, j. Norwich will present his annual repor
 
 sociation meets at Madison this week. T Lieutenant and Mrs. Harris, who ha' been visiting Mrs. Harris mother, Mir James Conklin. at Essex, have gone the Navy Yard, where Lieutenant Harr will be stationed at the submarine bas in Three wonderful records by the Pee on less Quartette. Two by the home ente st tainer, Uncle Josh For your Victro d. and Grafonola. The Plaut-Cadden Cor ,l- pany.-adv.
 GU A humane resident of Noank. Fla " Blanchard patiently worked 15 m:nut the other day, before he succeeded in ge ho ting the head of cat from a salmon c; IT, in which the animal had been tra n, ped.
 al al The annual reunion of the Connectic .l Division of the New England Associati ~ of St. Petersburg. Fla, is to be he x Thursday, June 24. at Elizabeth Par as Hartford, with a basket lunch at 1 - clock.
 Those who keep track of the rainf: say that at the present rate. June trrea ems to break the record. The prec:pation date is already ahead of the average f the entire month for more tahn for years.
 Rabbi Jacob D. Jurrnan, of wate
 
 the entire state to represent all Connec
 cut Jewry at the International Zio
 ist congress, to be held in London July. ' 1=
 Two new fox-trots-'Trogs' Legs a !,"Sudan" For your victrola a
 Grafonola. The Plaut-Cadden Compal l-adv.
 It has been planned to have Chapls
 Milton o. Alexander Of the subnari
 base preach next Sunday at the Cent
 Baptist church. during the pastors
 sence in Buffalo at the Northern B.
 tist convention.
 An appeal for volunteers to work
 farms. throughout the country was
 sued Monday by the National Secur League. The shortage of farm labor
 riously menaces the future food sup
 of the country. The annual outing of the Sons of American Revolution will be held Jl
 26 at the Nathan Hale school house
 Nathan Hale park. East Haddam. 2 programme of exercises for the day
 gins at 11.3o a. m.
 He avy rain Monday morning spoi most of the blooms of--1he big dhodod )N dron tree at the residence of MT. C Mrs John Me Williams. 173 Washi L. ton street, always one of the noticea
 Beautiful trees of the season. 1ar A Bedding correspondent states u
 Mir. and Mrs: Fred D. Mabrey, their s . John s. Mabrey, Seymour Barres
 William Siegfrierd left the Ridge Tt
 dav to snend the summer at cottage
 the beach near Scituate. Mass.
 Sergeant C. A Womboldt. regt
 army. Fort Wright, Fishers Island