Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-03

Norwich. Friday, June 3. 1921.
VARIOUS MATTERS

of recent heavy rains
 Relatives have requested a memorial mass in St. Patrick's church Saturday for Elizabeth Burns.
 Spraying time Arsenate of lead, paris green, bordeaux mixture, at Lee X Osgood' 's.-adv.
 Big truckloads of empty barrels are being sent from Norwich to Noank for the use of the fishermen.
 A good lot of excellent crash will be on sale Friday and Saturday for Sc per yard at the Mill Outlet Stores Co.-adv.
 Perfect June weather Thursday. coaxed the townspeople to enjoy outdoor life and in all sections it was a real piazza day. During Thursday strawberries were so abundant in the Norwich stores that they were selling at from 1s to 35 cents There is the same number of cottages open at Willimantic Camp Ground as one year ago-33 in all-but not all the same cottages.
 The annual meeting of the justices of the supreme court and judges of the su- perior court is to be held in Hartford on June 9th.
 Men have completed painting the woodwork of the office building of the Shore Line Electric Railway company, facing Burnham square.
 Rooms are being fitted up in the North stonington town hall for the Red Cross society. Mrs Edward Man is the 7p'es- ident of the association.
 Vote on Monday for progress, law en- forcement and a clean city. Get your neighbor to the polls early-adv.
 Edward Tinker who lives in Old 1Iys- tic entertained a family party on the holiday and the potatoes served for din- ner were dug out of his garden.
 Winnecke's comet will hold the center of the stage this month passing through perihelion about the 18th. The comet will not be visible to the naked eye.
 Pending the securing of a settled pastor by Hanover Congrega tional church, Rev. Joseph H. Selden D. D., of Norwich is preaching at Hanover, Sundays.
 Don't forget fish sale today Mackerel cheap at Church Bros-adv.
 Arrests in New London for intoxica- tion were nearly twice the numbre in May that they were during April. There were nineteen in April and thirty in May.
 The Robert Gair Corporation which is operating the big mills at UncasviIle. has mills at Chicago and Quincy. H., Pier mont and Brooklyn, \. Y, and Hayerhiu Mass.
 Your indifference to voting June 6tf means a step backward. Polls open a 5.3o a. m. and close 3 p. m.-adv. A Potter Hill correspondent notes that Walter Brearley has returned to 0IoosuT after three days visit with his brother in-law and sister Mir, and Mrs. Henry Carter.
 MT. and Mrs. L. M Smith of New York recently celebrated the 10th ami versary of their marriage at the home o their daughter, Mrs. Charles Fredericl in Andover.
 Fresh imports of crude drugs hav' caused a further decline in the prices e many products. Drug and chenica Markets told the druggists Thursday Trading is still lifeIess.
 Variety entertainment, Bucki aghar Memorial, Friday evening, s o'clock, ad mission 25 cents-adv.
 Mir. and Mrs. A. P. -Dfbble of Old Lynn celebrated their golden wedding annivers ary Tuesday at their home on the Necl road. Guests were present from Mas sachusetts and Hartford.
 The wedding Of Miss Bessie Burch an Edward Archibald Walker of Boston. to take place at the home of the bride mother, Mrs. Horace PendIeton of 3 Waller street, New London, Saturday - June f.
 $ Vote early on June 9th from 5.53 m. to D. m: to approve the preseI f administration. Encourage efficiency city affairs.-adv.
 It is denied that because the PiIgri1 ? tercentenary postage stamps issued aboJ six months ago do not bear the custom ary legend 'fU. S." the federal post offie department is to withdraw them fro. circulation.
 Green and broiled shrimps at Churc Bros.-adv
 An Old Lyme correspondent write. Edward Wiley and Orrin. M. Price Norwich were ntown Saturday ar placed the flags on the soldiers grave They were guests of D. M Dayison at baked shad dinner.
 The reservations already made at h teis in New London and in Norwich f the night preceding the Yale-Harya- boat races indicate that the crowd cor ing this year will easily be equal to u attendance in past years.
 A parkway has been established
 Saybrook Junction Sundays for autom piles. T2le-e were so many they block the traffic, so all had to back to tn eed, of the green Sunday last and came i the station platform when called.
 Early voting Monday means cor fortable voting. Make the majority I sounding and the endorsement empha t = It is good business.-adv. n The annual meeting of Sahra Trumzl B Chapter, D. A R., of Rockville, was he Wednesday afternoon at the home of Mi \ Celia Prescott. The honorary regent Mrs. Celia Prescott; regent, Mrs A. L roy Martin and vice regenb Mrs. Fra cis T. Maxwell.
 Merritt B. Calker of Storrs college h been at the home of his parents, MT. al Mrs. R. A. Chalker, at Saybrook Point Connecticut shad 1sehrmen are ma ing a little better hauls this week. T increase has been from five or six
 twenty and thirty.
 General Manager Bardo of the Ne Haven road has granted the request
 the chamber of commerce of RocBvi E about erecting a sign at Vernon IT
 sign Is to advertise Rockville and its
 dustries and 1t was planned to erect
 near the railroad station. The attendance report for the Iaul
 Glen school for May shows: Enrollmt
 fl; average attendance, 13.9; per cent.
 attendance, 99.3 cases of tardiness,
 honor roll; Ralph F. Maine, Elsie
 Maine, Alice G. Maine, Ray Hill, Iryi \ Riu, Ivy Riu, Joseph Ruther.
 State collectors learn that among fl most in favor at the moment are min
 seal dye muskrat, beaver, skunk, Al tralian oppossum and ermine. The beg
 CT an dopossum are being taken by y ' mi 41