Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-01
EWEncHY

Jewett City woman was In Boston last week during the hot spell A guest at the Adams house she saw a sight of an entirely novel nature. In the big main dining room a thick mat had been made of several layers of sawdust on the floor. upon this had been placed large cakes of ice By means of this device electric fan circulation lowered the torrid temperature apDreciably.
 A report of interesting bird notes recently sent to E. H. Forbush director, Division of ornithology, Boston, from a point not far away contained the fol- lowing items out of the ordinary:
 A small hawk was reported catch ing robin, and holding it underwater in nearby pond until it drowned. Cooper's hawk struck a pigeon woodpecker which fought back The hawk is reported as having taken the flicker to a ditch and there drowned it.
 Farmers with large fields of ensilage and feed corn. as well as the man with | a few hills of sweet corn in his house garden, report unprecedented growth | during July The conditions have sell dom been eaualled-plenty of moisture Il and warm nights The corn crop here | promises to be bumper Sowed corn on many farms in Griswold Is already II six feet high Sweet corn, Dreer's Aris- H tocrat, planted Fourth of July morning
 is over a foot high Aug. 1. Early Co., rev and Golden Bantam were in the local market in the middle of July. ind
 ing ready demand at 4oc and 45c per
 dozen
 George Davis of New York is at home
 Mrs Clara A. s. cra awford of Pel- ham. N. Y. is a guest of her sister, Mrs F D. Ballou of Sylvandale.
 Mrs. Samuel Scott and daughter. Mar jorie. of Stottsville. N Y. are guests
 of Mrs Scotts sister. Mrs. Walter Field MT. and Mrs. Frank j. Burdick arc
 guests at the home of Miss NJ. A. Bur dick on East Main street highlands. O. F Miller and William Driscol
 have sent cards to home friends from Los Angeles, Cal. reporting tho trip
 across the continent as one of rar' 1 lnleasure, with accent on the Grand Can yon Sunday was a day of marked climati' | changes. all the middle and last nar ! of the day was given over to intern1it l tent mild thunder showers. At a. m there was high humidity and high tenn perature In the early evening only trace of humidity was showing with tn 51 temperature at 5S. Boroughites ar thiking of wearing collars again. Lawn party, Pachaug church. Tue. l eve Program, refreshments, myster
 pkgs.-adv.
 2 Dr. and Mrs. G. Fl Jennings whil e on their Vermont outing last week. en . joyed amony the many beauty spots ' the Green Mountain state a visit t . Lake Champlain vacation camp, whic f Is on the s1aall island of North Hert f Vt, off the upper east coast of Lax . Champlain While there they met lars = parties of the girls who are spendin o part of the summer there. Miss Allie : Barnett. a Jewett City girl. is there fc |. three weeks The doctor and his wifi n are regretting that they did not see he e there They did not know she was < member of the camp.
 l. It is likely that the matter of DO n lice signal light may be brought to tn ;e attention of the board of borough go' ,e eminent John MeDermott is the onl ,e police officer on duty In the borougl d and be he as effici mt as he may, an ,f as alert and watchful as it Is possib
 to be. he cannot be at every spot
 the borough where his protection Is ne m essary if he does not know that h e presence is needed The value of Il in system is seeA in the benefits derive a. from its installation in Danielson. An In one. anywhere anytime during the niE ei needing the police officer, win notify Il III operator at the central telephone e, ~ change She lights the light which " placed on a high pole on a prornine T. roof Mir. Officer sees 1t. And then g7
 ting in touch with central. i7 wac