Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-14
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Norwich. Tuesday, June 14. 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Dr. Dunham will be at her office Tuesday morning.-adv.
 Motor parties are visiting La1rel G1en for the blossoming mountain laurel Today (Tuesday) is naturalization day in the Holland county superior court. The National Flag, which will be wide ly displayed today (Tuesday) was adopt ed in 1777.
 P1alnfielh high school graduation is to be held Wednesday evening, Jan. 22, at the Best theatre.
 Mir. and Mrs. W. P. Robertson of Hartford have opened their summer home at Bolton Notch.
 Mrs. Theodore Lee Cole of Washington, D. C., has opened her summer home, The Glebe, in Brooklyn, Conn.
 William Bennett and family have moved from West Stafford to the Lucius Aborn farm at Crystal Lake.
 A new book at Peck Library, Slater Memorial, is Thomas H. Dickinson 8 Chief Contemporary Dramatists; second series.
 The Rockville Girls club is to hold It's annual outing Saturday afternoon, July Is, at Kibbes Grove on the road to Somers.
 Miss Minffie Mitzner of Moodus and Arthur E. Standish of Westchester will be married in the Methodist church in Moodus June g.
 Bean supper, S5 cents, at Universalist church, Wednesday, SIS p. m.-adv.
 A final examination for appointment of lieutenants of the regular army will be held throughout the United States, beginning Aug. p.
 The hay crop at North Stonington promises to be large this season All other crops are backward owing to the cold nights so far.
 Mir and Mrs. James Daley and Daniel Shea of Taftville have been visitors re- gently at their cottage on Langworthy avenue, Lords Point.
 Canterbury grange has new table equipment of linen, glass and silver re- gently purchased by the Women's Work Committee of the grange.
 Rev William H. Bath, of Norwich, district superintendent, plans to be at Danielson Methodist church, Friday eve ming, to hold the first quarterly confer ence. V
 Holland Y. P. s. c. E. has appointed
  Meacham, delegates to the World Chris tian Endeavor convention in New York in July.
 Demonstration "Seidner's Mayonnaise' at The Golden Rule Grocery all this week adv.
 The borough of Berwick has received two car loads of scrap stone and screen lngs which was put on the private road: that were washed away during the win ter storms.
 A Tomaquag, R. l.. correspondent notes that Harold Ceilings and Bartlett Cshtrey motored to Killingly Saturday Mir. Caffrey has been spending severa days at MT. Ceilings home.
 It is expected that there will be can didates galore for the new council 0 seven, under which the city of New London is to operate on and after thu first Monday in October next.
 Connecticut growers who succeed witl fruit will get good prices this year a! the New York state crops of apples pears and peaches are estimated at iron one-half to one-fifth below average yield Knights Templar here have received notices that the annual field day of tn | communicates of Connecticut will be hell 1 in Hartford, Oct. G. The assemblag will be inspected by the grand command CT.
 St. James lodge, No. 2s, r. and A. M works the third degree at Masonic ten pie tonight at 7.3o.-adv.
 An anniversary requiem high mass fo James B. Shannon was sung in St. Pat rick's church Monday at o'clock, b Rev. Myles P. Calvin, relatives an friends of the family being in attend ance.
 The bill passed by both senate an house extending the time for fishin for shaG has not yet been signed by th governor, although it is believed theI will be no question as to the bill becon ing law.
 Fully a hundred persons from Cor necticut who are interested in the healt movement will attend the annual mee ing of the National Tuberculosis Asst ciation in New York, opening toda , CTuesdsy).
 Flag Day is to be observed today | | Faith TrumAull Chapter, D. A. R. vii meeting upstairs in the Communit House opening at 3 o'clock. This talk the place of She regular meeting u first Wednesday of the month.
 Food and cake sale. Ladies Auxiliar Div IS. A. o. H., Buckingham Memor ths afternoon. Whist in the evening oclock.--adv
 Private Stanley Dobosz, the first SC : vice man from Rockville to die in tl service in France and in whose hon ' Rockville Post of the American Legi, was named, was buried in the Nation cemetery. at Arlington Saturday.
 The Wheeler school orchestra, Nor Stonington, comprises: Violins, Rul Swain. Eleanor D. Reed, Anti Laitenel mandolins. Evelyn Man, Harriet Whit 2 Bertram Whitelaw cello, Flood
 Reed Helen Magnus, accompanist.
 Bishop Brent of western New Tor - lately chaplain of the Expeditiona force in France, will be the Mary Fit Page lecturer at Berkeley Divini School, Middletown. next fall. This le ture foundation was endowed by the la Mrs. Page, of Norwich Town.
 Mir. and Mrs. Thomas H. Desmor and Mrs. Herbert Comstock of Sim bury have betu attending commenc Hnent week exercises at the Connectie Agricultural College at Storrs. McChe ney Eddy, student at Storrs, has I turned to his home in Simsbury for [ summer vacation.
 As it is perigee tides now the ii in the Race at flood slack is runni like the water fin mill dam, renderi 1t impossible for Noank fishermen haul more than three or four traw each trawl consists of four or, five DO do the very best they can before | tide carries them under.
 At the recent session of the superi court at Rockville with Judge Mary on the bench, Mrs. Nina J. Sauter { cured divorce from Charles E. Saut on the grounds of desertion and cru