Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-27

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 Traffic was unusually heavy on the New Haven road over the week end.
 A number of local people are plan ming to open their summer cottages with the arrival of Saturday, July l.
 An entire new roof is to be put on the high school building at Ashaway The present roof is leaking badly
 Cretonnes that are different at Kim. balls Textile shop. Phone 700--adv.
 over 800 members attended the out ing of the 3O4th Infantry Association outing at Lakewood, Middletown, Fri | day.
 For the first time in the memory of | the New London police force, not one arrest was recorded on boat race day this year.
 District Deputy E. F. Kinne of Nor wich will install the officers of Mystic Encampment, No. IT, I. o. O. F.. in the near future.
 Patrick F. Day of New London has been appointed district deputy for Dis trict No. 10 of the Knights Of Columbus state organization.
 Charles Fem. U S. N, stationed at the submarine base, was married to Miss Vera Hall in Bennington, Vt, on Thursday last week.
 In Hebron 160 relatives and friends assembled at the home of Charles D. | Way on Gilead Hill recently to celebrate his eigbtieth birthday. 1 Herbert W. Chappell. instructor of history at the West Haven High school, has arrived at his home in Ashawsl, l for the summer vacation. 1 The third of series of dances for the | West Point cadets, in camp on Fishers Island was held Saturday evening at the Mansion house on the island.
 Among the several Sunday school picnics scheduled for this week is that l of Park Congregational church. The | picnic win be held at Ocean beach Outing. United church, Ocean Beach, Wed, June 2Sth. Cars leave S45 and 9.15, q. 8. t.,-adv.
 An extensive exhibit of school work in Connecticut will be included dn the Na- tional Education Associations summer meeting and exhibit at Boston, July 2 to 8.
 J. Stanley Owens, agronomist of the Connecticut Agricultural college, Is spending g. few days in Middletown in connection with the work of the Farm Bureau.
 The U. S. civil service commission announces that the receipt of applica- tions for illustrations assistant will close on July IS. Entrance salary is $1, 500- S2,10o.
 William Kennedy. assistant superin- tendent of Mystic Woolen Mill, No. 2. is still a patient in the Lawrence Memo rial hospital in New London. He was operated upon last week. The second annual outing of the M. J. Roach association, composed mainly of railroad workers on the New Haven Eys- tenn, will be held at Neubig's Farms in North Branford on Sunday. July g. William BSsseIl. Yale crew man, who was injured by diving into the Thames river last week, has been operated on at the Lawrence hospital at New Lon , don and is reported as resting comfort ably.
 r There were SIS applicants for work [ at the offices of the state labor bureau 7 employment offices about the state dur ing the week as against 1,118 during the week previous. Of the number 76s were placed.
 Bitten by ribid dog on June 30 last, Robert Pollard died of hydrophobia . Saturday afternoon at hts home. Pas coag. The disease usually develops , within few months of the time a per- 1 son is bitten.
 . For a period of three hours or moro ] Sunday. electricity was turned off in al parts of Groton due to defective higl ] tension lines of the Eastern Connecti cut Power Co. between Noank and tn, t Groton Iron Works.
 Operetta-Jolly Farmers, c. D. Geer 3 director. at Gales Ferry club house Fri ! day, 7.S0 D. m.-adv.
 The twenty-third annual meeting ot the Hope Valley High School Alumn was held Saturday night. One hun dred or more, including members of thu alumni the school committee and thu faculty, were present.
 The First Connecticut Volunteer In fantry, Veterans of the Spanish -Aneri can war, gathered at the Wtnpog Flsf and Game club. at Windsor Sunday fol the twenty -fouFth annual observance ot its muster into service
 Vegetables from nearby farms waicl are abundant and low in price now ac cording to the weekly statement issued by the state marketing bureau, includ. beets. carrots, lettuce, cabbage, greer onions, and strawberries.
 The fishing, boat Baby, Capt. Rosco Bocciochi, arrived at Noank Saturda, | night bringing the first swordfish tt that port this, season. The Baby ha, two large fish which were shipped t the New York markets
 A former Neptune Park summer resi- dent, Miss Grace King Taylor, daughte of MT. and Mrs. F. B. Taylor, Spring field, was united in marriage wit Claude L. Minton San Raphael, Cal Saturday, at Springfield.
 Mrs. F. R. Inman and Miss Lillian c
 May jumped from an automobile as i
 was stalled on the tracks of the NeT
 Haven at Chepiwanoxet Saturday jus
 before the machine was practically de } molished by the Federal express
 Capt. Lewis Chase of Concord, \ H.. is to succeed Capt. Edward J. Trip as head of the Salvation Army corr in New London this week. Captain Trip will leave Wednesday evening for Pitt, field, where he has been assigned.
 The state police made a dozen liouo
 raids Sunday, five in Milford, i've 1
 Westports one in Rocky Hill and on
 in Fairhs.d. A squad of forty men wa
 used In each case an arrest was mad
 the prisoners later being released 0
 ball.
 Miss Olive M. Sherwood of East Hart
 ford and Frank O. Bergman, Jr., (
 Montville were married several days az
 by the Rev James W. Lord 2
 the home of the brides cousin, Mrs /
 Raymond Blythe of Bidwell avenu
 East Hartford.
 Appreciation of the faithful work
 William J. c. Myers, Associated Pre-
 correspondent in charge of the Connect
 cut district for the past 19 years, WI = given expression by word of mouth at
 testimonial banquet at Hotel Taft, Ne