Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-30

representative of Connecticut farm CTS is in Kansas buying oxen to work on Connecticut farms.
 Managers of shore hotels along the | Sound report heavy advance bookings. The rush Is expected to start in July 1st.
 A heavy downpour of rain flooded sidewalks and gutters in Norwich about eight o'clock Wednesday even ing.
 Many eastern Connecticut boxing fans are planning to attend the Dempsey Carpenter fight at Jersey City Saur- day.
 Cargo long and round clans, another cargo of Block Island fish. Osgood wharf. adv.
 Maurice H. Lockwood, of New Britain, a graduate of the Storrs agricultural college, has been appointed county agent of Carroll county, New Hampshire
 Franklin Chapter, No 4, R. A. M, works the Royal Arch degree at Masonic Temple tonight at o'clock.-adv.
 The U. $. civil service commission an- nounces that the receipt of applications for annual husbandman will close on July 26. Entrance salary is $lSoo-$SOOo.
 Accounting methods of the Connecti- cut Agricultural College were again the occasion for pertinent observations by members of the state board of control at the board meeting Tuesday. Additional help has been called in by the New Haven road. This is the first recall of help in several months for cer- i tain classes, the call embracing engine drivers, freuen and brakemen.
 The twenty-second annual meeting of the alumni of the Hope Valley High school was held recently. The business meeting took place with the president, Mrs. Maude C. Knerr, in the chair.
 All Greeneville owners of automobiles and bicycles wanted to appear in Fourth | of July community parade decorated | adv.
 l Lewis H. Hodge of Hartford has open l ed his summer camp near Bolton Lake He has a five room log cabin, which he has named Nipmuc, after an Indian tribe 1 famed for it's love of fresh water fishing.
 The graded summer school at New London. which opened Tuesday has an enrolment of 4O6 pupils. The school consists of IT rooms with grades two to l eight inclusive, each room averaging 24 pupils.
 | The Cootie band of Greenevi1e will II hold a rehearsal tomorrow Friday) evening at the Cootie garage on Prospect ] street.-adv.
 Mrs. Alexander Dee and son Richard Dee of Hartford have returned from Philadelphia and are at heir summer home at Ocean Beach for the season Mir Dee is & student at the University of Pennsylvania.
 Examinations are now being held al various places around the country fol
 entrance to the Coast Guard academy a
 New London, which graduates the youth!
 who complete its courses as cadets ol cadet engineers.
 Central Baptist school outing, Rich
 ards Grove, July l. Cars leave Frank
 lin square, 9.45. Tickets at Cranston s adv.
 The committee appointed by the Pic
 neer Hose Go. has encountered only part success in securing contributions from the Groton people toward raisint
 $65o for the annual Fourth of July cele
 bration in Groton.
 Miss Florence Emma Peck, a teache | at the Nathan Hale Grammar school fo
 the past two years, was married Wed , nesday to Reginald Edwin Smith of NeV
 London at the home of the brides moth - er MrS, AlDert Eech. ]. Limited number of Chautauqua seaso h tickets will be on sale at Cranston Co. O store until the hour of opening. 5 o'clocl f Price S2,5o.-adv,
 Lobsterrnen are bringing large catche at Noank. Quotations from the Ne 't York markets show that the price of fla -- Ash is better than the early part of la
 week. one shipper receiving 10 cents pt ss pound for SIX barrels. Noank founder steak. sea trout. A. l. eastern halibut and salmon porsie
 sword, maekerel, all fresh caught ar |. well Iced, at Powers Bros,-adv. " The promising bloom of apples in Col
 neeticut ala not materialize into the gc y den- fruits expected by the fruit men ar IS some of the largest orchsrdists repo d that tho erop k generally less than ha
 than the early estimate, Id The local combat train Is drillir Is twice a week al the armory in order
 complete their drln quota, ordinari
 the unit drills but once & week but tl
 camping period made two extra dr nights for tho >oys this month 1T A reunion of the members of the Fir .,. Connecticut Volunteer Infantry, whiS ,s served in the Spanish war, S celebrate the twenty-third anniversary their muster into the federal service W In I be held at Windsor, Sunday July 10.
 r ,S expected that Norwich will ,d well represented at the Sixth Work
 Christian Endeavor convention whi ns win open in New York on July sixth. St
 sions win be held in the Seventy-hi as Regiment armory on Thirty-four
 street.
 d Chautauaua opens Thursday, June a. Get your season tickets at Cranstol
 or from the committee. No season tic in cts sold after the opening Thursday [
 ternoon-adv.
 There was dancing aL Eastern Poi Tn Tuesday evening to the music of an chestra hundreds of miles at sea.
 music was heard through the medium
 radio teIephone. The orchestra was
 United States battleship somewhe
 south of Long. Island. The home of J. J. Comstock at F1s IAI ders narrowly escaped destruction or fire Wednesday, Mrs. Hudson smel on smoke and Investigating found bls ne in the room occupied by MT. ComstC 'n- as a sleeping room. Neighbors ext 9ie guished the fire before 1t got out of e ok trol.
 St. James Lodge No. g, F & A. i'd works the third degree In full form he Maosnic Temple tonight at 7.S0. Lectu 5h- illustrated by stereopticon. Large te, tendance desired. led The state board of control must p m vide an emergency appropriation
 S35, 1900 to the state board of educat ,ou in order that the board may meet Od- snare or the expense borne Dy the toy of for the support of schools high sch ew tuition. high school transportation 'le- supervision.
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