Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-06
VARIOUS MATTERS

Al
Osgood on Broadway.
A trip through the suburbs Tuesday
proved the value of last weeks rain in
reviving the drying crops.
A year ago in some Connecticut cities
potatoes retailed at s145 a peck. The
quotation now is SOC to 45c per peck.
One of the admired Dorothy Perkins |
rose treIlises in town is that at the res
idence Of Miss Sarah L. Tyler on Union
street.
The hostess at the D. A R. museum at
Norwich Town Green this wednesday, |
afternoon will be Mrs, Claiming NJ.
Huntington.
City visitors to suburban places are
prompt to gather the various wild flowers
now so prolific along country roads and
in the fields.
Francis F. Bailey, finisher on the
state highway department concrete mix
err, has been transferred from Colchester
to New London.
The sudden drop in temperature late
Monday night gave Norwich people new
gimp to take UP their work Tuesday fol-
lowing the holiday.
The 10 men who are acting as guaran-
tors for Chautauqua at South Coventry
met Tuesday evening at the home of
Louis a. Kingsbury.
Miss Bessie Terhune, who has been
spending some time in Passaic, N. j.,
with her brother. DR.. Percy Terhune,
has returned to- Tolland.
Local members will join the Connect
cut delegation which will attend the
sixth worlds Christian Endeavor conven-
ton in New York this week
At the state hospital for the insane at
Middletown plans are being made for
| holding a field day and entertainment on
the grounds Wednesday, July 9th.
At a recent meeting in Rockville of
| Court Snipsic. No. 80. F. of A. when Of
E. Mccarthy was the choice for chief
ranger.
Tuesdays cool wave was appreciated
| especially by the Norwich policemen and
car crews, who during Mondays heat
| suffered great discomfort in their heavy
uniforms.
fresh Block Island fatfsh founder
steak. sword and weakfsh, eastern sal
mon and eastern white halibut. All
steak covered at Powers Bros. No dust.
no flies adv.
; This year the annual outing of the
Progressive Missionary club of the Cen
trail Baptist church at the cottage of Mrs.
Albert 7. Utley in Neptune Park is to be
held Wednesday, July 18th.
; Motor visitors to Mohegan park, espe-
cially when there are children in the
party, are interested in the % young
rabbits and II golden pheasants which
Supt. Edward a. Smith is raising.
H. D. Rainey and two sons from Say
> brook have been in Norwich and Hall
vile, stripping old machinery for the Var
Loon company or Wonsit Equipmen
company stationed at the carbarns.
' There was meeting of Haddan
branch, League of Women Voters. at tn
= lecture room of Brainard Memorial libra
ry Tuesday at p. M, when Leonar'
l. Selden spoke on legislative procedure.
Members in this state of the Nationa
: Fire Protective association have been in
. vited to attend the convention of the Ma
tional Association Of Electrical Contract
ors and Dealers at Buffalo July 1928.
1t is noted at Hartford that Mr. an,
Mrs. John NJ. Gallup are spending tn
4. summer at the Hotel Rockmere, Marble
head, Mass. Mr.. Gallup is forme
resident of Laurel Hill avenue, Norwich
81. Former Patrolman John Irish, a sue
cessful dahlia grower, is showing fiowe
n fanciers a new bloom this week in hi
garden on Laurel Hill avenue, the Fatt
5 Arbuckle. a beautiful big white variet.
A New Britain correspondent mention
4 that Mrs. Sophie Kranowitz left Monda
to spend the summer at Colchester. Sh
= was accompanied by her son, Bernard {
Kranowitz, who will spend this wee
there.
Miss Lora Standish of Storrs and Ea
Moore, professor at the Connecticut Ayr
| cultural college at Storrs, spent the wee
end and holiday with Miss Standish
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Standisl
Of Wethersfe1d.
At Lyme the other day an auction sa
, Of five scows was held for the Unite
i States district court, southern district
: New York, for the benefit Of the creditor
4 of Robert ]. Wright & Sons, bankrup
:, and the mortgages.
e After eight months serious illness. Mr.
: Charles W. Gale is showing such markt
e improvement that Tuesday she was alb
v to sit in a chair on the piazza for ha
a an hour at her beautiful home, Pinehurs
on Washington street.
v Crystal Lake in Holland county retail
n its popularity, and hundreds of poop
= spent the holidays there. Not only we
all the cottages occupied over the We
end, but numerous tents were erect
n along the shores of the lake.
/ During June the records show tn
u there were as many varieties of wealth
L as of certain brand of pickles. The
l. were extremely cool days the early pa
II of the month and as the month fad
10 away the heat was oppressive.
n Members of holiday party in Broo
t, Ign, Conn, Monday at the home of n
is and Mrs. Sherwood 3. Potter, where
! uyara aptar+oipad included 4
n George W. Furness of Norwich and t
20 Russell family from New Haven.
= Connecticut delegates to the natior
- convention Of Elks to be held at L
Angeles left early in the week for t
- trip across the continent. DR.. Thorn
vi OLoughlin of Rockville, formerly
n Willimantic, is the delegate for the lod
IN in the former place.
II Steamboat men in and about Norw
m learn that c. c. Goodrich vice pre-
dent Of the Hartford and New VI
n Transportation company was stricl
" with apoplexy at the summer home
to his son, Raymond NJ. Goodrich, at Gro
IN we'll Sunday afternoon.
II. New Gondon's three storage reserve
are running over. Lake Konomoc res
\ voir holds 500. 5000 gallons when T
1 istering 13 feet at the spillway. At pr
4 emit the depth is 10 feet. Z inches. Ba
4 reservoir holds 17O.oOO.OOO gallons,
the new reservoir holds over 200, 900,
III | gallons.
A program for Palestine developm
4 involving the expenditure of a minim
\ Of $4,000, 900 was adopted at the clos
sessions in Pittsburgh Monday of
Palestine Development league, VIII
membership is composed of the mino
an group Of the Zionist organization
America.