Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

A meeting of Catholic Ladies of Co., luulbus tonight at o'clock.-adv. The Veterans of Foreign Wars have just completed their first annual state convention at Hartford. Huckleberry camp, the new vacation camp of the Connecticut League of Girls Clubs, Is to open this week for the sum- mer.
 Claude S. Jette of Wauregan was member of the committee in charge of the senior prom at Trinity college Mcn- day evening.
 One Norwich mother has received an urgent request for "eats" from her son who is a member of the Combat Train now in camp at DeyenG
 Chlldren's Sunday was observed Nn the Quaker Hill Baptist church Sunday under the direction of the teachers and children of the Sunday school
 The ffty-frst annual reunion of The Masonic Veteran Association of Con- necticut will be held with Meriden lodge, in Meriden, Thursday, June 30.
 Norwich Grange, strawberry supper, Wednesday evening. Come. They know hov.-adv.
 Troops A and B. stationed at Mantle state camp, took an early morning swim Sunday at Crescent Beach, leaving camp by auto tuck and some on horseback. Eighteen former enlisted men at Fort Trumhull. who saw service in the Coast Guard during the war were entertained by the enlisted men at the fort Saturday.
 The Misses Helen Tryon and Dorothy l Wood of Connecticut College at New London, have returned to ,heir holpes in bahbury to spend the summer vacation.
 Robert D. Byrnes of Norwich, stu dent at Trinity college, Hartford has been appointed editor r-in-chief of the Tripod the college paper, for next year.
 Reans, beans-aEi nlj-s beans, seems 10 serm inc chief aitice of food on the , card received from one of the Norwich boys in camp.
 United Congregational church Sunday school picnic postponed to Wednesday } June 29.-adv.
 s Guardsnen of New York and New Jer- l sey has been opened at Montauk Point L. l.. which will offer a three months intensive training course.
 An interesting report on typhoid fevel in the state of Connecticut for the yea of 1920 has just been issued ly the statt 2 department of health at Hartford, bu E reau of prevetnable disease. < Benjamin F. Sachs, adjutant of Murphy ,. Rathbun post, Veterans of Foreign War ! of New London, was elected departmen adjutant of the state organization at it annual meeting in Hartford Sunday D Appointments to place Yale Medica school on a full-time basis, announce officially make pr. Francis .. Blake o Harvard Medical school, class of 191; John slade Ely professor of medicine.
 See classified advertising page toda for announcement of auto truck ali pleasure car auction sale Saturday, 2 Putnam. Witter Bros, Danielson, auction
 eers.-adv.
 Mrs. Berrien, wife of Capt Frank [ Berrien, U. s. N, commandant of tn submarine base entertained at a larg tea Monday afternoon for one hundre of the West Point cadets from Fisher Island.
 Gordon Terrell of New London com plained to the New London police Mon day that between Saturday night an
 Monday morning sSo was stolen from UT
 der the oil cloth on table at his res
 dence.
 Major Edward Pelton, adjutant and il
 spector of the state soldiers home
 Noroton since 1904, has rendered his re
 ignation, giving as his reason the ia that he is 80 years of age {le is We etan of the Civil war.
 Plainfield people will be interested the announcement that Harold w. Val formerly of that village, IS now a ;a4 ldermist-naturahst with the bioIoSic survey, United States department of q riculture, at Washington. President and Mrs. Arthur Twinir af Vnl1 ,,. for their farewell reception and for t 'i,, inauguration reception of President al -ix Mrs. James Rowland Angell, to tai vi place Wednesday afternoon. of Norwich people will find Pomfret Ma to or Inn, Pomfret street, the most deligl or full in southern New England. Fine ( ss, mansion. splendid cuisine, ball room, a
 acres of beautiful grounds with hol .i gardens.-adv.
 President Arthur T. Hadey will sit chair formerly occupied and used Fl Aev Abraham Pierson of the group ministers who founded Yale at Saybro during the inauguration of his succt
 sor, James Rowland Angell, Wednesd;
 At the graduation of the class of 1s at the New London Vocational Hi
 school last Thursday evening, one of
 graduates was Miss Ellen Margaret G
 nelly, daughter of MT. and Mrs John
 Connolly of The Highland, Trading Co
 An increase of $1s,S3S,S5o.9a in
 net indebtedness, exclusive If sink
 funds, of the counties, cities, towns, b
 oughs and fire districts of the state O the 1s1e report Is shown .n the i920 port compiled by Tax Commissioner W liam H. Blodgett.
 Criticism that outlying sections of eTa ar tnd
 cause of the small number of men
 the state police force were answered
 Supt. Thomas F. Egan, who asser
 that the department was able to e
 with any problem
 Park church Sunday school holds O annual picnic today. The children
 leave on the s.15 trolley this morn X for Ocean Beach and the return will -c made late in the afternoon. Other $ S day schools of the town are complet h plans for their annual outings. hn The home of MT. and Mrs Char Specht in Noank was the scene of a V Q pretty home wedding Sunday afterno "a when their daughter, Miss Flea Louis Specht became the bride of Y O liam NJ Davis, former resident of 'e village now living in Wethersfeld.
 The men of the Plainfeld Congre tional church are planning an outing
 Pine Grove, Voluntown, June 18th. C i. enee Winsor has issued request { those who are going notify him. Sur
 is to be furnished to those who (
 tribute automobiles for the occasion. - Connecticut farmers in conjunc
 with farmers of the other New Engl
 states, are helping to maintain
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