Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-25
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Norwich. :. Monday. suly ss, 1921. n
VARIOUS MATTERS
July s5th is St. James day.

ing tnS week will attract a number eR local people
 Norwich merchants are advertising to- day number of aids to help Bulletin readers keep cool.
 It was ss degrees in the shade at noon Sunday, with al overplus of dis ! agreeable humidity.
 r Housewives are not pleased at the news that the prices of eggs and butter show slight advance.
 Connecticut. automobile marker No. i has for several years been assigned to James P. Woodruff of LitehheId.
 Mystic young men, Harry B. MAcKen- zle, Frank Karl and Edward and John Flynn have been camping at Lantern Hill.
 Mrs. Chsrles Bigelow and her son have returned to Willimantic after two weeks stay at their cottage at Crescent Beach.
 Lloyd E. and Howard c. Woodmansee are to erect a cottage on Lot 156, cor ner Boulder avenue and James street, Lords Point.
 Block Island is to have Chautauqua, beginning Friday and continuing three days, the proceeds to go for the benefit of the public schools.
 Some complaint has been made by residents at Ocean Beach that the partly file din pond near the bathhouses is a breeding place for mosquitoes. Il At Pine Grove, new float will stand 21 feet above water, and will weigh about two tons. It is being built by Thomas Washburn of Norwich.
 Friday, July 2sth, the picnic of the Cleaners Bible Class of the Centra 1,al. q of Mrs. H. c. lEeer, Trading Cove.
 Rev Howard Campo, of Hebron, ex changed pulpits Sunday morning witt Rev. F. W. Davis, pastor of the Bunker Hill, Conn, Congregational church.
 The funeral services for Fred Fish who died Thursday morning, were held at his home at Saybrook Saturday af ternoon. Burial was in Riverview cem etery.
 Rev. Joseph H. Selden, D.D., of Nor wich, is announced to supply for thu closing Sunday of the month at thu United church, for the Park and Unitet union servicea
 The D. A R. memorial bubble foun tain, on the Little Plain, has been uncov cred for the season and is appreciated by children and their elders, also b! birds, dogs and cats.
 At Coventry, Mrs. G. E. Richter ant Mrs. John Rosenagel. Jr.. have been cha peroning a party ot girls at Lakeside cot tAge at the south end of Lake Wangur1 baug for a few days.
 The annual outing of the Foremen' association of the American Pin Compan of Waterville Fas held Saturday a Ocean beach, More than 90 employees c the factory made the trip.
 F. 1ARoy Harwood, president of tn New London school board, nominate, Saturday as a candidate for member 0 the new city council states that he vii not accept the nomination. II About 100 members of the Feliov l Craft club of Orient Lodge, A. F.. an A. M., Of East Hartford and their friend enjoyed an outing and clambake at Fen hal Tavern at Bolton Lake. Saturday. The first regatta of the season O : Brightman's pond, near the Weekapau Inn, was held Saturday afternoon.
 Humphries' orchestra of Norwich play i ed at Atlantic Beach during the week.
 Peter Berry, ot Hartford, who pu, chased the fine residence of former Vic President Fitzhugh, at Neptune Park. the owner Of a s1o.o00 race horse whic I has been featured about the circuit tn season.
 Wallace T. Lee of Columbia. Ala, ha been the guest of MI. and Mrs. Dextt Rood at the Hotel Mohlcan. New I,ondol MT. Lee rowed No. 2 in the navy val . sity crew which won the intercollegiai championship of the world. t A good representation of the HoI Name society. James J. Finnegan, pre- ident, received communion at the r.; = mass in St Patrick's church Sunday fro : the rector. Rev. M. Fl May. who ws n assisted by Rev. Philip J. Mooney. f It is mentioned that at Block Islar r. Tuesday evening H. E. Smith of Mo sup entertained party of guests fro s the West Hill-Crest Rt a lobster sIpp 0 and dance in Ballard's pavilion at Il Old Harbor. Music was furnished | . the Casino orchestra.
 The eleven third class Connecticut DO offices to be filled by conpetjti- examinations with the amount of salal and date when vacancy occurred. inclu, l. Nosnk, $1,6oo April 24, 1921: Pomfr d Center, s1.4oo: January 2. 1921: Sou d Coventry, st,4oo, January 30. 1921. If Polish resident sof the state have be, t. heeced by two men representing ther
 selves to be agents for a shoe conceI In Boston. They represented that u
 shoe concern was strictly a Polish e T terprise. and only Polish people wou \ be allowed to buy stock in the concer
 The Gideons, whose aim Is to place 0 Bible in each guest room of every hot
 in the country, were told at Sioux Cit O Iowa, the other day, on the opening
 their twenty-second annual conventic
 that they are rapidly approaching | n 5ne,Oo Bible mark. They are but 1. V oee short of this.
 The United States civil service COT
 mission announces an examination f n dairy manufs curing specialist. Vaca cies in the. dairy division, bureau of a1 n nal industry. department of agricultul
 for duty in Washington, D. C., or in {
 field. at s2.5oo to S5.5e8 a year, will
 filled from this examination.
 A copy of the decree of the superi
 court transferring the Connecticut I
 dustrial school For Girls, at Middleto1 . to the state has been filed at, the seer "a. tary of the states offlce and thus {
 Connecticut Industrial School goes O Lot existence and the institution will
 known as Long Lane Farm. ~ At military funeral given Priva
 William F. O'Dell, Go. T. 102nd Infa
 try, who was killed in action at Seicf ,s prey, in Aug 1sk. 1918. Rev. Daniel ~ Sullivan. of Norwich was sub-deacon
 the mass. in St. Mary's church, NJ
 Britain, Wednesday of last week, al
 assisting at the conrnittal service In
 Mary's cemetery there.
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