Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 l An abundance of fine looking native strawberries was being offered in Nor vich stores Thursday at 57e.
 Attend dance at wilhmantic Armsry, Sat night, June II. Peerless orchestra -adv.
 Manufacturers are finding that the cost of cotton yarns and materials has shown q steady advance since March l. A meeting was held in Ellington town hall Thursday evening to make arrange ments for a Fourth of July caIeh1ation- The Connecticut Federation of Busi- . ness and Professional Womens Clubs ! will meet Saturday at the Hotel Taft New Haven.
 The season on Block Island is quito as advanced as Is that on the mainland, cenflowerS, poppies and other blooms be- ing now at their best.
 Motorists are finding that from East Hampton on to Marlborough to Colches- ter the road is under construction and \ the detour Is almost impossible. About 100 acres of pasture land in tho vicinity of Meeting House hill, Old Lyme, was burned over one day recently. The fire fighters were out in full force.
 Employment Bureaus mark-down sale, 10 a. m, to p. nl., No. Washington street. beginning today.-adv The Sons of the Revolution in Connec- ticut will hold their meeting in the Ma than Hale school house, Nathan Hale Park, East Haddam, Saturday, June IS. Milliners learned Thursday thath the summer fashion show of the Retail Mil linery association will take place at the Hotel Astor, New York, Tuesday even- ing, Aug. g.
 II A resident of Pendieton Hill has given L dale Farm. It would be interesting to know the names of farm places in and about Norwich.
 Ii John H. Benedict, S1, a resident ot Danbury, who died in the hospital of the Soldiers Home at Noroton, Sunday, was the last survivor of Co. e, 17th Con- necticut Volunteers.
 The pastor of Trinity Methodist church, Rev. Dr. Robert L. Roberts. ha: announced that the Thursday evening prayer meeting is to be continued throughout the summer.
 The Norwich District Ministerial con ference was held at the Noank Metho dist church Monday and Tuesday Twen ty-one ministers were present and al interesting program was carried out MT. and Mrs Ernest Hall and Mis- - Alice Hall, of Holland, will attend tn - commencement exercises of the Eas Greenwich Academy. Miss Bernice Ha1 r. is a member of the graduating class.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur H. Gager an . little, son, Arthur Jr., left Tuesday b motor for their home in Philadelphia after spending ten days with MT. Gager' -r mother Mrs. NJ. M. Gager, of Somers. rN Preparations are in progress at Ham burg for a field day for the schools, t - be held at the Grange hall and ground fA o- will assist the supervisor and teacher:
 The United States civil service com <, mission announces an examination fo III III tool designer, either sex, over IS year @ @s 0 fage, for vacancies in the ordnapc 7' department at large at $1S0O to $40 a year.
 nt ne The tax collectors office will be ope VT, tonight and Friday night until o'cloc n to receive taxes. Additions will be adde to all unpaid taxes after the 10th.-ad' as Former Fatro1man John Royston an Ter Mrs. Royston, of 85 Broad street. wi me reach their golden wedding anniversa1 or- tomorrow Saturday. and will be nd home informally to friends during tl tor afternoon and evening.
 Over 800 public and private acts ha, been written into the Connecticut Ia books by the legislative session whic came to a C1OSe " eQneS0ay. 1hlS Is ,.1 increase of more than 100 over the nur ni ,,n Der adopted two years ago.
 The wedding of Miss Helen Maxwe 2. daughter of MT and Mrs. Frances Ia ty) Tor Maxwell of Rockville and Frederi Norton Bedding of the same city W lon take place Saturday afternoon at f. 1. o'clock at Maxwell court, Rockville.
 Mrs Josephine Maria Sumner s7, t
 
 ve Wednesday at her home in Bolton, aft use an illness of one week. She was bo 7ho in Bolton, July 6, 1894, a daughter 7as Phoebe Farmer and Jefferson White .So The public school music supervise t'. Miss Mary E. Rogers, is rehearsing t eighth grade pupils in graduation m sic, for the exercises to be held in t six schools, Broadway, West Sit Greeneville, Taftville, Town and We or- Town streets.
 na- A free course for teachers in instrr liar tion of non-English speaking groups a sge for aiding social workers among forei adults will De held at Yale Univers this summer from July to Aug
 The course is being especially spo sored by the state board of education
 Druggists hereabuts got the inform tion Thursday that prices continue
 
 rlY and chemicals. Botanical drugs are | steady, owing to heavy importations. T demand for vegetable oils is noticeal less, excepting in the case of cottense oil
 Dean william P. LAdd of Berkeley ]
 vinity School at the alumni gathering
 the school in Middletown Wednesd;
 announced the beginning of campai 1 for financial support of the school. I \ campaign Is to get laymen of the EE
 copal church interested in the theologi
 institution.
 Announcement has been made of
 wedding at Rockville Of Miss Bes
 Morrell and William E. Butcher, wh
 took place at the home of the brides
 ters Saturday evening at 6 o'clock Ul
 their return from a wedding trip
 and Mrs. Butcher will live at No
 West street, Rockville.
 .OO Invitations have been Issued for
 wedding of Miss Miriam Brewster .Bl
 daughter of MT and Mrs Fred G. Bl
 250 Laurel Hill avenue, Norwich,
 George Ravens Beckwith son of lm at the Franklin Congregatio
 church, Saturday evening, June 18th,
 7.so o'clock.
 r+e In New York, Frank M Loughn ! t"' son of Mir. and Mrs. F. F. Loughn
 a1d Miss Kathleen Harrington. dau
 ter of Mir. and Mrs. James Harring
 were married at noon Wednesday in
 Church of the Holy Trinity. It
 stated that Mr. Loughman Is a gra
 nephew ef the late Henry B, Plant.