Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-17
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VARIOUS MATTERS

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 This years crop of strawberries in this part of the state is the best and largest for many seasons.
 Arthur J. Bougie of Groton has been engaged as carpenter at the Hotel Gris wold, Eastern Point.
 Nights continue cool and the days are delightful, June so far having been an exceedingly comfortable month.
 Several of the houses on the Royal Far property at Amston have been rented to men employed at Brocket's saw-mill. A few motorists disregard the law and continue to stop cars and trucks over the white lines of the safety zones.
 The office of Dr. Lester E. Walker will be closed till the first of July.-adv.
 Sunday the 18th, will be observed as Grange Memorial day at Ekonk. Rev. i Truman Childs will deliver special ad- dress.
 Announcement has been made of the engagement of Miss Catherine Bishop of Worcester to Charles Raymond Chase of Thompson.
 The Peck Library has been presented copy of Costume Design and Home Planning, an informing book by Estclle Peel Yzor
 It is mentioned that W. P. Arnold, of the Odd Fellows Home Groton, is visit ing at his home A Durhamm avenue, Middletown.
 Come and inspect our Suburban Day bargains The Lee & .Osgood Co.-adv.
 w L. Durkee of Watrenville, has been unable 10 supply customers with straw berries this season as his crop Was ruin : ed by the frosts.
 ! l George have returned to their home in Griswold after visit to Mrs. Lucy Gleason in Mantle
 l J. Vinton Dart of Thompson, is visit . ing his brother and sister-inlaw, ex-May or and Mrs. M. Wilson Dart, at the Mo hican hotel, New London , Cottagers will leave for the shore next week when school closes and from , all accounts most beach places are en- gagged for July and August 3 SpeciaS sale on begonias, all bedding plants, half price. Maplewood Nursery. , adv.
 5 The executors of the estate of Mir. and Mrs. John c. Avertl have hal a large < and handsome monument set in the - Averill plot at Yantic cemetery. 7, A memorial mass, the twentieth ami . versary, for Mrs. Catherine Callahan U was sung in St. Patricks churca Thurs y day at eight o'clock by Rev. Myles P Calvin.
 Supper was served at Trinity Metho- dist church Thursday evening, following = the afternoon meeting of the Woman's Home Missionary society and preceding the prayer meeting.
 The railroad freight business at Say ' brook showed a big increase at the week
  i to so carloads were tagging one another . night and day in all directions.
 Gillette razors and Twinpex stroppel for $500, Suburban Day only. The Let & Osgood Co.,-adv,
 2 A. w. Buchanan, of Mansfield Center !, agent of the state board ot education was in Norwich Thursday to grant work ing certificates 10 school children, put hat . only few applicants to examine . Legal voters of the Groton First schoo district will meet at the scho 3lhouse to night (Friday). daylight saving time, | make arrangements for and authorize al extra loan for the committee to pay cur rent expenses.
 At the annual meeting of the stat probation officers, held at the Florenc Chittenden Mission in New Haven, Mis- Cora M Bcale assistant probation offic CT of the New Britain court, was name publicity agent.
 \ 25 per cent discount on genuine Pyra lin Ivory. Suburban Day only The Le and Osgood Co.--adv.
 Major Edward E. Pelton. adjutar and inspecting officer at Fitch's Home fo Soldiers. at Noroton, has resigned H will live in Darien. He gives as his req son. age. he being so. Major Pelto has held the office since 1904. Clinton whitehouse. a boy from tA \ County home who was living with Oli \ Gr:ggs at Westfo-d, ran away the oth,
 n ght but was found by Constable H
 Barlow the next day and has been take
 rack to the home at Putnam
 Preparations are under way by II
 various Christian Endeavor societies
 Connecticut to attend the coming wor
 convention which Is to be held in Ne
 York July to Il. It is expected thi
 500 will attend from Connecticut.
 25 per cent discount on auto spong
 and chamois. Suburban Day only. IT
 Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 Submarines O-1. 2, 3. 4, 5. 6, al
 and 10 left the base Thursday afternot with the submarine tender U. $. $. s
 vannah for Provincetown, Mass, und
 the command of Commander G. E. Dav .I U. S. navy, for the summer maneuvers } At New London, Dr. Anthony Croci s \ chia of 404 Bank street has a petition ! circulation as a candidate for nominati to the new city councc of seven. Anoth nminating petition understood to be circulation is in behalf of Ludwig Man Merchants here have been notified tn due to the increase in floor area, arran
 ed for the women's Wear Exhibit that to be held in the ballroom of the Ho-
 Pennsylvania, New York from August to August 5, inclusive, many new exl bitors will be accommodated. Last dance of the season will be h at the Willimantic armory, Saturd night, June 18th. Peerless orchestra adv
 In book of new woolens for the co
 ing season, issued in New York Wedn'
 day, a range of the Fall colors sho eighteen of the new shades, starti
 with a group of grays. Browns follc
 and in turn are shown the new re
 blues, a rust shade and black Connecticut farmers, in conjunct
 with farmers of the other New Engla
 states, are helping to maintain a rep rs sentative in Washington in the intere
 of d reasonable da:ry tariff to prevent
 durnping of dairy products from otl . countries in the United States.
 The June rose show of the New Lont
 Horticultural society Wednesday V
 well attended. The New London Day ga eS. Much attention was attracted to m
 nola blooscms over a foot in diamet