Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15

Lena Roberge; tableau, Latest Thing in
 Hats, grade 4 Flag Drill, Grade S ]; The
 Lily, grade 8 HumoresQue, piano, Miss
 Rachel Halle, violin, Henry Charter
 The Baldheaded Man, farce Vivian Des-
 pathy, Leo Chartier Clifford Withey
 violin selection, Madelyn Cronin; In Our
 Blessed Mothers Keeping, grade 5 grad
 uation; English address. Madelyn Gro
 nin French address, Gerard Chartier
 Farewell song, graduates; presentation of diplomas, Rev. J. Roux. The class motto is Duty First and the class colors are gold and blue, Following are the graduates: Olive Bouiais. Defiance Char ] ron, Martha Chenail. Madeiyn Cronin Rose Dtquettc, Yolande Gingras, Pauline Metthe, Blanche PeIoquin, Helen varieur Loyena Vincent, Abel Bernier, Arthur Billings, Gerard Chartier, Walter Day
 Eli Martin. Archflle Viens. At the piano
 Miss Rachel Halle.
 A Bostcn newspaper, in list of mar
 riage intentions, publishes the following
 Rudolph J. Cote, 19 years, Brooklyn, Ct (consent filed), and BeIla Beatrice Yinck 20, 409 Cambridge stneet, maid. Its wonderful purity and goodness
 makes 1t tsvcrtts with everybody. Dag
 gett's Real Ice Cream. Mocsup.
 A refr4sexa4AnS plant must have blewr un somewhere across the Canadian bor der during the early hours of Tuesday morning, for hereabouts the temperature dropped amazingly within a few hours and the day was exceptionally chilly fol June many bringing out light wraps and overcoats.
 Hundreds of Danielson people were in. terested in The Bulletins announcement
 t1 1 well as all others in this corner of the
 state will be bombed from the skies to-
 morrow (Thursday). They will not takt to cover though. but will be out anc scanning the skies for Lieut.. Stuar Chadwick. the aviator, to appear ant scatter down "heralds" telling of tht plans for Norwich Suburban day
 Gaston A. Maindon was at New Bed ford Tuesday to attend a funeral.
 The heavy army tractors that passed through this section of the state, hauling 1 guns and caissons and other army equip
 ment of the Branford battery did no damage the stateroads leaving only
 small indentations. Operators of motol vehicles remarked that the drivers of the I army vehicles did not hinder traffic, bu
 kept to their own side of the highway. | MT. and Mrs. Henry D. Crosby expec to leave next week to spend the summer at Oakland Beach.
 l State Of Maine expresses are again op erating nightly between New London ant 1 Worcester and over the local branch O
 the New Haven road The northbounc i train is due at Danielson about mid
 night.
 Gardens hereabouts are beginning ts show the effect of lack of rain and sont | farmers say the growth of their crops i: | being retarded by the absence of show CTS.
 l A program that will be very pleasing as well as interesting has been arranged for the exercises to be held in the towI hall Thursday afternoon to mark tn, close of the graded schools of the town Among local sport fans much discus sion of the coming Dempsey-Carpentiel
 match goes on these days, but few bet. i are being made, though some admirers l figure that Carpenter will manage tt l last out the 12 rounds the bout is sched
 uled to go.
 William A. Potter of Marlboro was