Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-06-08


Emergency calls for the iceman re-
/ sound from all quarters.
Light vehicle lamps at 7.49 o'clock
STANDARD time) this evening.
Continued clear, fine weather is promis.
ed for the remainder of the week.
The Zionists state convention is to
be held Sunday, June II, at Hartford.
The annual reunion was held at the
Lee-Homestead IN East Lyme, Wednes-
day
Tickets for Academy orchestra concert
at Cranston's store, 35c.-adv
Apparel dealers welcome the hot wave.
which is just what is needed for BUSH
ness.
The Liceum Taxi company of New
London has incorporated with capital
| of $4,000.
Joseph Landolt, whose good luck never
deserts him, found two four leaf clovers
Wednesday.
At Crescent Beach the season has OPEN
ed early. In addition to train service the
beach has seven bus trips daily
The Noank baseball team composed
of semi-professional and college players
will open a new ball field Saturday.
Seventeenth annual concert. Academy
orchestra Friday evening, S5c-adv
The girls from Hampton, Va, cot
/ tage arrived in Old Saybrook at the week
end to take up their work as maids for
the summer.
The flowers or shrubs for decoration on
Children's Sunday at the United Congre-
cation church are to be in charge OF
Miss Edith Young.
! A quilt exhibition held in the vestry
of Mystic Baptist church proved sue
cess The 81 quilts loaned for it were very
beautiful of various designs The Oldest
are 200 years old.
Cherry trees are heavily laden with
ripening fruit and it is expected that
the crop throughout this state will be one
of the largest in years.
There is friendly rivalry between
neighbors in the matter of home gardens
and the man who has peas blossomed
! is the king of his street.
The observation cars for the Yale-Har-
ward boat race, on the Thames river al
Gales Ferry June 20, have already arriv-
ed on a siding in Midway
Miss Helen Grayson has completed her
studies at Bryn Mawr and has Joined her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Clifford Grayson
at Old Lyme for the summer.
Westchester residents, Mr. and Mrs Will
Brainard returned home last week after 8
wedding trip through the west. TheJ
were gone about three months
The Dramatic club of the Connection
| Agricultural college, Storrs, will give it
annual commencement play Friday night
presenting the comedy OFFICER 66s"
Surplus stock choice dahlia bulbs a
S1.00 and $500 a dez. W. F. Brown, a
Palmer street-adv.
DR.. Charles B. Graves who recent,
underwent an operation at the Lawrenc'
hospital, has been dismissed and is nov
at his summer home in Gales Ferry.
The through freight traffic on tn
Shore Line was big the last three days
The passenger traffic is fair. The BIZ
rush will not materialize until the schoo
term is over.
Mercury readings varying from sS de
grees to 80 degrees were reported from
different sections Of the city during Wed
nesday afternoon, although good breez
tempered the heat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Austin of Mystic
announce the engagement Of their daugh
ter, Mildred Louise, tor Horace Stevenson
Williamson, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harold
William of Old Mystic.
Connecticut people are attending tn
conference of the National Association o
Music Merchants at the Hotel Comma
dore, New York, beginning Monday an
continuing throughout this week
At the annual meeting of the board O
trustees of Berkeley Divinity schoo
Middletown, Tuesday morning, Bishol
Brewster presided. The trustees includ
Judge Gardiner Greene of Norwich
The tax collectors office will be ope
Friday and Saturday until p. m, 70
the payment of all taxes. Additions wi
be made to all unpaid taxes after Jun
10th.-adv.
Miss Alice Ray Of Plainfeld, a gradu
ate Of Willimantic Normal school in 1911;
at present teaching in Central Villag
I has been secured to teach the Sout
Manchester second grade pupils next tern
At an auction at Mrs A. Woods at An
ston, grandfather's clock was knocke
dttn to Mrs. Cyrus Pendleton of Co
chester. A John Hancock desk an
bookcase were bought by Willimanti
man.
The Quonochontaug correspondent
the Westerly Sun notes that Mr. an
I Mrs. James F. Thurston, and daughte
: Miss Ida Thurston, of Norwich, hav
opened their cottage at East Beach fC
! the season.
In regard to the observance of IL
Z Fourth of July in Groton borough, it wa
voted at the meeting of the warden ar
burgesses that the sale of blank car
ridges would be restricted as safe ar
sane measure.
Passengers on the trolley cars ha1
been admiring the display of iris al
other early flowers in the garden at Il
home of Mrs Charles L. Richards
Broadway so attractive from the Gre
cent street side.
OF the Ocean Beach new bath hous
the first unit is almost completed, WIKI
viii give the manager over 700 ne
houses. The new houses have conere
floors and electric lights. The rooms a
about six feet long and four feet wide
Wednesday at p. m. the Progressi
Missionary club of the Central Bapti
church met with Mrs. Angie Richmon
7e, Prospect street. Twelve attended al
there was sewing, reading and talk
Miss Rice. Mrs. John E. Post led t
meeting.
At a poultry meeting Tuesday evenil
at the home of Orrin Daniels in Lol
HILL messages of particular interest we
received throughout the evening. A
engagements were made so that talks
], c. Taylor and Prof. William F. Kir
patrick of storrs were broadcasted frc
Hartford.
Miss Theresa Brown. principal 9
4 Saltonstall school, New London, Miss M
Durham Of the Stanton school, with Nj
: Minnie Dwyer and Miss Eleanor Cal
han, will spend the summer on a Me-
iterranean trip. They will sail fire.
= New York July 5 on the liner Cameron
= returning Sept g.
ID The United States civil service co