Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-03
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VARIOUS MATTERS


 The wild carrot. banned by a state law, is growing more thriftily than 1t has for years.
 The big beds of cannas in the grounds at the Norwich Elks' Home are begin- ming to blossom.
 Many ties have been assembled near Connecticut college in preparation for I trolley road repairs.
 ss in. percale in light and dark colors today only, 15c per yard, at the Mill Outlet Store Cc.-adv.
 1 Tuesdays rain was not particularly unwelceme, since it did not result in return of muggy weather.
 Mrs. B. c. Rugbee of warrenville is ] spending several weeks at her summer home in Kennebunk, Maine. The hostess at the D. A. R. museum at Norwich Town this CWednesday) af- ternoon will be Mrs. Wilbur s. filling.
 yisitors to Maplewood cemetery com ment on the care given the turf and roadways by Superintendent Washington Holt.
 I A resident of Merrow, Toiland county, Mrs. J. B. Merrow, will be one hun dred years old if she lives until Decem- Der 24th.
 The original garden at Norwich State Tu'berculosas Sanatorium has been iploWed by Head Farmer Thomas J. Kel- ley, who will SOW grass there.
 The Rockville Chamber of Commerce and city officials are taking steps to i'm prove the express service rendered by the American Railway Express Go.
 delegation of Connecticut nanufac- turers headei by Dudley Harmon of Hartford, has been in Washington, to express their views on the proposed tariff law
 Mrs. Norman B. Ream, of Thompson, Is the guest of MT. and Mrs. Robert C.
 Ream of 929 Park avenue, New York at their country place, Eryholme, Stam- ford, Conn.
 , It Is announced from the state motor
 vehicle department that hereafter di- rect co operation will be brought about
 wit hthe federal officials regarding auto : mobile theft cases. } There is Norwich interest in the an nouncement Tuesday that MT. and Mrs . Poultney Bigelow have returned from l Japan to their home at the Bigelov = homestead, Mathematician l The Central Vermont railroad is in stalling larger, heavier tracks along tn
 railway A gang of men has been a | HOAh IOI lI6 tp%I two weeks unlOdQlnt I and laying new ties and rails.
 Miss Ludington of Old Lyme met
 number of Hamburg women az tn
 home of MT. and Mrs. Irvine, the othe 3 afternoon, and gave a very interestin r talk on The League of Women Voters. : During August Dr. Hugh B. Camp n bell, superintendent of Norwich sana l. torium has discontinued his free tqber n culosis clinics in Norwich, Putnam, Dan y ielson, Willimantic and New London. : Relatives and family friends .attende months mind requiem high mass fo 5 former Patrolman Thomas Brock, sun Il in St. Patricks church by the rectol .- Rev. M. H. May. Tuesday, at o'clock. ], The meeting of the State Rhode Is
 and Red club is to be heid August 2
 at Sunnyfelds farm, Wallingford. A
 this meeting it vii be decided at whic f. show the State Rhode Island Red cup
 will be awarded
 ,e Buyers from Connecticut have bee h in New York this week. where the Sex
 enty-first Regiment armory has bee A. transformed into a merchandise ia '. where almost 300 manufacturers are dii al playing their goods.
 It is announced that the preacher NY the Central Baptist church Sunday ne, al will be a former pastor. Rev. Peter n Wright, D. D.. of New York, who, wit
 his family, is spending the summer , his cottage at Gales Ferry. of Tests for lime requirements ofCol I'd ticut soils will be made free during u bo annual summer Farmers Week nd Storrs, this week. Any farmer in u of state who takes along a pint or mo
 of the top soil from his farm can get
 tested
 Carl F. Price of New York, We
 leyan graduate, benefactor of Ea a Hampton, has turned his attention
 getting together for the Methodist d is nomination 8 collection off hymns. whi can be used in church and S1nda
 school services.
 III l- Members of the Connecticut deleg '' tion which attended the national conve s tion of Elks at Los Angeles have T e turned and are enthusiastic in their a ,e1 counts of the convention and the ente tor tainment accorded them in Los Angel =. and other cities.
 ,a- Capt. Dudley Stuart Williams of Sa ts brock Point died at Lawrence hospit
 New London, Sunday morning, after iai Illness f several weeks. The funel
 was held at the home of his sister. M m. Mary A. Williams, at Saybrook, Tul -ch day afternoon at 2.5o. -ch The United States Civil Service Go ng mission announces for Aug. 4 an exar is nation for automobile mechanic, ma The age 21 to 45, for vacancies in the Un zen ed States Public Health Service Hos F. tai Nc 51 Fox Hills, Staten Island, hat s105 and s14e a month. sh- A former Woodstock summer schc the Florence Fleming Moves school .nS Rythmic Expression, is now located HA, Great Hill Pond, Portland Conn g 11eS has sixty students this season. In -tot fall they return to New York, wh t-G they continue their studies at the m
 school.
 cen Edna Hamlin, 1s of Torringto, v at was committed to the state hospital tor the insane at Norwich, July 26, af
 l she had made an attempt to end for life, and who escaped from the in ohn tution was found at Narragansett P and Monday, and has been returned to in Norwich institution.
 lca- Sunday Special Game Protector R Aln- mond E. Clarke was on the lookout
 under-eight-inch bass from Colum
 Lake. He caught George L. Strong an East Hartford with dozen such
 Clarke had to settle befure Justice H.
 Collins by the payment of a fine . costs aggregating s16.11.
 At the thirty-eighth annual conv
 ton of the American National Asso ,Ds tion of Masters of Dancing in sess
 at the Hotel Astor, New York only flee English Corona dance. the Fan fig rom and the Introduction Circle, all gr The old A schottsebe ttn ,s bepg % eyi rey, ? in '.O sSi''''ische IS oelAs ieFA dur Monday next at Sacred Heart chu
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