Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-05
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Norwich, Tussday. July 5. 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

 clerks are working overtime
 Residents along the river at Uncasville are making early catches of crabs
 Meeting of Catholic Ladies of Colum- bus, tonight at e'cleek.-adv.
 Carl B. Jenes has the contract for car rying the mail from Hebron to An1ston.
 For many office clerks and others the three=day vacation ended Monday even ing.
 The Otis Libary has started to list it's books published and purchased during 1920.
 All about the city and suburbs Monday there was general display of the Stars and Stripes,
 Hartford papers mention that Miss Julia L. Havermeyer is spending few i weeks in Groton.
 Reginald Lord of Hamburg, has taken the job of having on Nathan Morgan's farm in Hadlyne-
 The season on black bass opened July 1st and some good catches are reported throughout the state. l Mrs. Elizabeth Martin of HartfoTd is spending two weeks vacation at the Hill- crest House, Columbia.
 A few Norwich people defied the heat on the holiday, motoring to see the rose gardens in Elizabeth Park, Hartford Farmers who spent the holiday hay ing will never again doubt the theological dogma of the existence of the Hot Place l, l MT. and Mrs Alfred U. Charter of Crystal Lake are to celebrate the dftieth anniversary of their welded life, July 30. At s.Se Monday afternoon, the ther- at d. way corner of>Bath street, registered 94 degrees.
 Mir, and Mrs. William Post Robertson and family of Sherman street, Hartford, are occupying their summer home, Crest land, in Coventry.
 Judge L. J. Waldo Marvin Mrs. Mar win and family of Woodland street. Hartford. have opened their summer home at Morrow for the season.
 Post card pictures of St. Mary's Cor nerstone laying and 4th of July parade al Photo Shop, 159 Franklin st. and Pitcher & Service Drug Store.-adv.
 During Monday afternoon and evening all the accessible beaches were crowd ed with bathers seeking relief during the hottest day of the year so far.
 Pliers, drummers and buglers from four states will gather in Torrington August for state field day exercises of the Pliers and Drummers Association.
 A group of Simsbury Girl Scouts, num- heFing twenty-five left Friday morning for the Girl Scout camp at Gales Ferry which is in charge of the Hartford coun- eil.
 East Central Pomona grange has ac- eepted the invitation of Coventry grange to hold it's annual picnic and field day on the lawn surrounding the church and Grange hall July 27.
 The D. A. R. memorial fountain on the Little Plain has not been uncovered yet giivng the newly sowed grass on tht park a good chance to grow and it i; now almost moving height.
 Over 1000 guests are expected at tht eleventh annual convention of Associated Y M. H. A. and Y. w. H. As of New England which is to be held in Hartford from September to 5, inclusive.
 Connecticut delegates have returned from Bangor, Maine, where they attend ed the annual convention of the New England Typographical union. Tht meeting next year will be held in Nev Bedford, Mass.
 The silk mill of Bedding Brothers ant Co.,. in Rockville was shut Thuhsday even
 
 will reopen this $Tuesday) morning There is a shortage of help at the sill ) mill at present.
 A large force of men gathered at tn Talcott lot in Ellington the other day l and filled in the cellar, leyelling tn grounds etc. The lot is to be used fo 9 a baseball and playground for the schoc children of the center. I One of the beauty spot of Norwich a this season is the well kept garden 0 l Miss Annie E. Williams and Miss Hele Q Nj. Williams, 241 Broadway, where tn contrast of larkspur and Dorothy Per !. kins roses is especially effective a The Rockville Building and Loan As I soeiation declared a dividend of $25 q OVo last week, retiring about half C Series U of the stock at the same tim 9 The gar value of the series which wa t retired amounts to $200 a share. :, At the fifth annual meeting of tn }, Connecticut State Federation of Musics clubs held in Danbury at the Hot Green, it was reported that the next b . ennial meeting of the Natonal Associs t ten would be held in Asheville, s. c. ]. Rev. Dr. Robert L. Roberts vacatio s Sundays at the Trinity Methodist churc will be July S1 and the Sundays in Al gust. The preachers for August l4 an = 21 will be Dr. L. G. Horton of Woor l socket and Rev. v. V. Sawyer of Reel vile,
 Five of the members of the New Ler den common council who fought u council manager charter for all the were worth to prevent it's adoption no appear among the most active aspiran for nominations as members of the ne council.
 Mrs. Henry F. Dimock of South Go entry and Washington, D. c. startt Wednesday on board the Caracas fc Venezuela where she will visit her sol in-law and daughter, Signor and Madam Q Giuseppe Catalani She will return 1f Washing gton in the autumn. e At least once month now, Re !, James J. McGinnis, pastor of St. Mary le church. South Coventry, is to offer u l. Holy Sacrifice of the Mass in the Man field State Hospital and Training Schoc "a where there are about 500 patients, on "a thirtd of them Catholics. ys Wherever the Declaration of Indepen ;. ence was read yesterday, July Fourt Norwich residents were proud to remen Der that one of the signers was Samu Huntington of Norwich Town, govern, ', from 17ss to 17ss. Another signer "; William Williams, of the nearby town
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 Again, because of the holiday faI1iE K on Monday, patrons of rural route throughout the town and state we
 without mail from Saturday morning
 this Tuesday, morning, 72 hours slac
 'r service which will never improve ui
 'h the government needs the publ
 iennsd and substitute carriers are pa
 70 drive over now neglected rural route
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