Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-16
feature in Hartford recently and Nor ,uinl is tn fry lt taniS meek

feature in Hartford recently and Nor wich is to try It this week.
 No definite announcement was made Wednesday as to the hour that Lieut.. Stuart Chadwick may be expected to fly. over Danielson today, (Thursday) but the purr of the motor of his plane should, give ample warning to the hundreds who are anxiously awaiting his appearance especially the young people.
 Some hail was mixed with the rain that fel over this territory in a thun- der storm of brief duration Wednesday afternoon. The rain was not sufficient , to relieve the dry condition of the soil where crops are being grown.
 About 150 operatives of the Quinebaug company have community gardens kn the West Side this year. The land being cultivated is owned by the mill company, which has, for a number of years, made a. practice of allowing the employees the use of land to grow garden crops which are of great variety. The gardens are well kept and much attention Is given them, some of the workers doing their gardening fin the early morning before work while others use the time from , o'clock until nearly dark.
 Members of Sarah Williams DanieIsor A. vestry of the Copgrega tional church ths | C1hursday) afternoon at o'clock.
 The annual K. H. S.-AIumni baseball game, always N feature of commence ment week, is scheduled to be played htis year Friday afternoon, Jun A Sidney P. Maria Id of the alumni i! anxious to get in touch with graduate! who are to make up the team that vii oppose K H. S.
 The body of Fred HaIl who died al the result of injurins received when h. was struck by an automobile at Below Falls, Vt, Saturday last is expected t arrive here today and will be taken il charge by Undertaken l.. E. Kennedy | Arrangements for the funeral had no been completed Wednesday.
 At the Sacred Heart church in Wau regan Monday, Rev. Henry F. Chagnol of Taftville was celebrant of a solemn high mas sof requiem for his brother Philisa Chagnon, who died as the resul of injuries received when he was work ing on a pole when a transformer burn ed out at Bristol last week. A numbe of priests from eastern Connecticut par ishes were within the sanctuary. Mem bers of the Bristol lodge of Elks acte, as bearers Louis F. Kennedy was il
 
 Danielson is beginning to have i'm | pressed upon it what it means to ge through a summer season Withou sprinkling the streets that it has beel the custom to sprinkle. Clouds of dir have been blowing over everybody an, everything during the present week. I has been expensive in the past to carr out the sprinkling program. but there ar those who will tell yod now that 1t va worth the money.
 Some protest Is being heard In Daniel son against allowing any more carnival to show here, and, on the other hand there is a very general demand anon the people at large for such entertain inent this sort of enterprise afford However, no other carnival company contemplating exhibiting here for tn present, so the issue raised need no be pressed at this time.
 Members of the Bohemian club cor poration are looking forward to a iel day and outing which they expect vii be held during August.
 Emery c. Steele of Worcester was visitor with friends in Danielson Wed nesday.
 At the town hall Wednesday afternop there was a rehearsal of songs tha some of the pupils will sing at the eIe mentary school exercises this Thursda afternoon.
 H. M. Caruthers of Boston. formerl owner of what is now the Asceptic Pro ducts company mill at East Kfllingl, was visitor here Wednesday,