Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-17
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS Light vehicle lamps at 7.53 o'clock | Standard time) this evening. Good progress is being made in paint | | ing the new Y. M. c. A. building.
 Dorothy Perkins roses are begining to | bloom in the hedge at the Elks' Home. 1 Strawberries are being raised and sold | | in large quantities by Old Mystic grow | 1 CTS. With maximum temperature of 76 de- grees, Friday proved another ideal June day. Nice large fat Holsters a5c 1n, at the Broadway Fish Market. 40 Broadway l adv.
 The census at Norwich State Hospi- tai Friday showed total of 1,603 pa tients.
 The first of the seasons peaches in the Norwich stores are unusually large and fine looking.
 Waist and skirt shops are offering many distinctive models in the modish white designs.
 The leader of the women's prayer meeting at the Central Baptist church this week was Miss Anna Storms. I The Epworth League of Trinity Meth odist church plans a picnic social at Mohesan park Monday evening next.
 The Tanning Studios are now located at 90e Main street next the Chelsea banH.-adv.
 These are some of the longest days of the year, the sun shining IS hours, IS minutes At the end of next week the decrease will begin.
 Motoring to Gales Ferry to watch the crews in their practice spins over the course Is a popular late afternoon pas time, as in other years
 Shoe dealers in town are featuring novelty designs especially in sports wear for women, the leather combina- tions being exceedingly smart.
 Henry Randall of Denver, Col, after spending a few days with his parents, Captain and Mrs. Jason L. Randall of Groton, has gone to oston for several day.
 Charles Ferry of New York has pre- sented the Old Lyme Congregational church a motion picture machine which will be installed at once In the parish house.
 For wall papers inspect our fine sam ples The Tanning Studios. 3o6 Main street.-adv.
 Friday at o'clock, in St Patrick s | church, Mir. and Mrs Edward Allen Johnson were memorialized In requiem high mass sung by the rector, Rev. M H. May.
 Twelve farmers who are members of 6 the Woodstock Dairy Improvement clut = are planning to keep monthly records 1 showing production and feed cost fig ,., ures on their dairy herds. = Mir. and Mrs. E. B. Neff, who hay, '- been on the Prescott farm at the heac 0f or Snipsic Lake for the past ten years g, are moving back to their Crystal Lak home, the former placR having beer sold.
 The road bed between the trolle, , tracks, on the Moosur- Central line iron | III the Moosup corner down Main street a l. Central Village has been torn up to ge l. the tracks ready for the new cemen y' roads
 ar All of the Noank otter trawIers an le lobster fleet were out this week and a ot brought in good catches. The lobster sn men. are receiving 10 cents apiece fo l. eggbearing Holsters at the state hatch cry there.
 Don't forget the fresh fish sale ever Saturday evening after p. m. All tt 1d stock must be sold out every Saturda et, night. More of those choice lobster ne fat and tender, new long clans ar h. shrimp at Powers Bros TT Frankli nj street.-adv.
 in From the Norwich Aims House garde nd Supt. James B. Chapman expects to pic Ill. peas by June 18th. The potatoes ar na corn have been hood twice. Just no
 there are - in the household, 16 wome
 and 24 men.
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 Miss Ethel Howard, recently married 22, Montana Marcus J. Cone, and she 'b- visiting her parents and brother. Georg
 in Quinebaug. Mir. and Mrs. Cone pls . to locate in Washington state.
 As soon as the superintendent 22, Plainfield town farm Is settled in the ne nd $1 500 bungalow, the eight inmates W
 be moved from the front of the hou 22, to the rear rooms while the chimney
 being torn down and other changes mad zS' Mystic merchants have decided to ha
 a big celebration whenever the ne
 bridge is open to the public, and ha
 appointed a committee, John Fribant lt), Postmaster George Foley, Senator c. Of Costello, Fred J. Moll and Carroll Bli
 en.
 nee Today, "The Circle of the Princess r ooN cahontas," pageant staged by Camp Fl
 Girls on Academy campus. 150 Norwi - girls appearing in dainty choruses wi
 talented local actors and musicians. B
 Scouts assisting. Adults, 50 cents; oh
 dren under twelve, 25 cents.-adv.
 The United States Civil Service col
 mission announces that applications f
 chemical engineers, $3,000 to S5 900
 year, and associate chemical engineer
 S2500 to S3,000 a year will be rece
 ed until June 27 Connections will T
 be required to report for examinatit
 Mir. and Mrs. Julius c. Meyer ha
 returned to Willington from a mot
 trip to Fort Defiance, Va, where they
 tended the exercises at August Militia
 Academy. Their son, Senior Lieutena
 Randolph W, who has been a cadet
 this school for the past four years W
 graduated with honors. o- Manufacturers hereabouts are encol . aged, because the rise in cottc
 which has been accompanied by adval
 es of a quarter to half-cent yard tickings hannels, denims and other c A%s pred goods has brought with 1t furtl >~A improvement in buying on the part
 the jobbing trade, especially from
 south.
 2 Congressman E. Stevens Henry, in III. will presented the city Of Rockville
 site on Fox Hill for the establishment
 a park and public playground. He a
 made a beuuest of $25,o00 for the lay NE out of the grounds under the super LII sion of a landscape archetect and
 upkeep of the property.
 Prominent French residents of Es
 ern Connecticut will attend the big c
 vention of the Artisans in Lawrer