Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-23

number of them now resident out of town will be here to attend the alumni reception in honor of this years class on Friday evening. The diplomas will | be presented this evening by N. Lorne Greig, chairman of the town school com mittee.
 Graduates of grammar schools in Kill l lingly and Brooklyn this year will er- ter Killingfy High school on certffcation as to their fitness by the principal of the school which they have been attending, This is in accord with a plan announced and published in last falls annual town report. In exceptional cases a high school entrance examination may be ar ranged for, if circumstances seem to warrant but the former entrance exam nations for all who are to enter the high school have been abandoned.
 That discomfort from excessive heat | is more a state of mind than of actual physical effect was more or less satis- | factorilv demonstrated Wednesday to a party of citizens who were mopping their perspiring brows while they watch | ed a thermometer that had climbed up l into the 90's
 One of the party. turning 1ist1essly away from the discouragfng instrument, was soon gazing in open-eyed wonder ment at a strange figure calmly advanc I beard extending half way to his waist line, with haAr that would put Pawnee 1 Bill to shame and wearing heavy over
 coat and woolen scarf about his hairy neck
 He had inst walked in from the wilds 1 over along the Rhode Island border and
 for aught his cool appearance indicated
 had, just emerged from siesta that had
 it's inception back in the sleety days of | February.
 "Can you beat it?'' gaspfngly inquired one O. the on1ookers who felt. he said. as though he were being parboiled. The
 unanimous verdict of the group was that they could not even tie it.
 | Don't fail to attend the auction sale | Saturday of this week at one o'clock D. | m at the residence of John Morin, 168, 1 Connecticut Mills avenue. consisting of | an exceptionally high grade lot of house | hold goods; also a beautiful Wasser- Il man piano.-adv. Mr. and Mrs. John Morin of Connec-
 ticut Mills avenue are making arrange
 ments to leave Danielson and are to To-
 cate in Montreal where MT. Morin is to
 engage in the restaurant business Mir.
 Morin, a brother of Supt. Amos Morin of the Connecticut Mills, has been with that big corporation for the past seven years and has been engaged as 2 special
 officer on duty about the plant at Con-
 necticut Village.
 Treasurer Clarence A. Peter of the
 Brooklyn Savings bank and Mrs. Potter are to leave from Sherbrooke, P O.. this week for Los Angeles. a letter re-
 ceived here informs friends. They have
 abandoned their plans to go by the
 northern iout@ through the Canadian northwest and will come down to Chl
 cago to proceed westward to the coast MT. and Mrs. Potter since leaving Dan
 ielson s few days ago have been visiting
 with Mir and Mrs. Nathaniel Greenlea1
 at Sherbrooke.
 Treasurer Herman Coulter of th' Goodyear Mills, Inc, left Wednesday fol
 a business trip to Akron and for visi at his home in that city. Mir. Coulte E said that the sales of Goodyear tire during the week ending June II wer the largest in any single week of tn company's history. Announcement is ex pected at any time, now of plans to re sume operations at the fabric plant 6 the big corporation in this town Another group of followers of tn races were at Woonsocket on Wednes day to attend the events carded. for tn day
 X Small boys are already demonstrat K ing that frecrackers and other explo
 sives on sale for the celebration of th
 Fourth can make just as much nois in June as in early July
 few of ths operators at the centra
 telephone exchange were entertained Q
 Wednesday evening by Miss Blanch Gauthier another of the operators, a
 her home in Wauregan.
 ? Miss Elizabeth Dunn will be at Ne'