Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-10

L46HN Nehtctc lamps aI t05 CLOCK (standard time) tonight.
 Hollyhocks, gay and showy, are add sd to the flowers in bloom about town Hot and dry weather is the prediction of Daboll's Almanac for the entire week.
 Word comes to Norwich relatives of the damaging dropth prevailing in Ger many.
 The planet Venus moves rapidly dur ing the month; the other planets move but little
 A large number attended family re- union at the Ramage home in Uncas- vile. during Sunday.
 The Sunday afternoon outdoor meeting of the Salvation Army drew the usual number to Rose alley.
 Clam diggers in the shore towns re- port more clans to be found this year than for several seasons
 Boynton & Boynton's office win be closed until July 17th--adv.
 Some of the farmers were lucky enough to get their hay under cover in time to escape Saturdays shower.
 There were numerous visitors to pa tients at Norwich state hospital Sunday The census showed 161s patients.
 A Westford resident, Mrs. Etta Wal ker, has bought a place in East Proyi- dence, and will move there in the fall The Progressive Missionary club has been Invited to hold it's outing as usual with Mrs. A. T. Utley, at Neptune Park.
 Monday next, July 17th, will be the ffty-seventh wedding anniversary of MT. and Mrs. Gordon Beebe, of South Cow entry.
 At Noank, Mrs 4. W. Ashby had a bad fall the other night which resulted in a bruised spine and caused an in jury to the back of her head.
 Sunday, at the Central Baptist church at 6.45 D. m., the B. Y. P. U. topic was Getting the Blessings of Freedom. Lead CT, Miss Dorothy Gildersleeye.
 The ffty-seventh annual session of the Methodist camp meeting on the Plain vile grounds will begin Friday, July 2l, and continue until July 31.
 The meeting of the Holland county jury commissioners, Willis H. Reed, Lew ellyn J. Storrs and George Siswiclz, is 60 be held this (Monday) morning.
 An important meeting of the Norwich Chautanqua guarantors will be held to- night (Monday) at the Wauregan house at o'clock. to meet the superintendent adv.
 shetucket lodge. No. 27. L o. o. F., installation Tuesday night. Banquet fol- lowing.-adv.
 Plans have been made for a meeting al Ocean Beach this week of owners ot property at that location to consider land values foJ assessment purposes.
 The Southern New EntA4nd Telephone Company has started work to improve the telephone service at Crystal Lakt to accommodate the summer residents Members of the upholstery and drap cry buyers department of the dry goods union will be in New York this week fol special conferences and demonstrations
 Local merchants made big effort during Saturday to clear up certain lines of summer stock and business wa humming until the unwelcome shower came, Saturday evening.
 A Sunday paper pictured Sly, tn, orphaned young red fox found in Nortl Stonington by Latham Avery, of Groton and shown decked with Harvard Grim son, for the recent boat races.
 Ann Norton, S7. widow of Henr, Burke, died Saturday morning at tn Burke homestead, Rockville, after lon illness. Mrs. Burke was the mother Q eleven children. five of whom are liv ing.
 Announcements have been received 1 North Stonington of the wedding of El mira Grace Morin and Walter Clarenc King Tuesday, July 4, at Mt. Carme church in Ware. Mass. MT. King is nephew of Ell King.
 Charles H. schell at Brookmead farl Coventry, smiled every time he lool ed out and saw it raining recently. M chen has had seven men at work for week setting out caulihower and the planted 5o0oo plants.
 At the 7.30 mass in St. Patrick church Sunday the rector, Rev M I May preached from the gospel for tl Sunday, Matt V. 20-24 In administel ing holy communion Father May was al sisted by his new curate, Rev. Rocc Guerriero.
 The Ninth Regiment, Coast ArtilTer of New York, arrived at Fort H. Wright, Fishers Island Saturday afte noon for fifteen days of duty which wi include some big gun practice. The rel iment numbers about 900 men and u trip from New York was by boat.
 In the Whie Mountains the danac done to the roads by the recent clout burst has been repaired and automobi tourists have no difficulty in gettir through, while the state roads will soC be restored to their usual excellence a cording to notification to motorists.
 By United States civl service cor mission an examination has been O dered for associate in clinical psychi try and psychotherapy in St. Elizabeth hospital at s2.5O0 year. The subjec and weights will be: Education 25; e perience, 50; publications or thesis.
 A. c. Brsgaw of East Orange, Nlol cottager a Eastern Point, again a pears the best and most enthusiast of the tennis players there. His fc , rae rstrong rival, E. Leonard Beard Flushing one-time Harvard player. h abandoned the court game for Shenecc sett Links.
 The special commencement issue of t Connecticut College News. mailed
 aIumnae and undergraduates at the we end, contains the item: MT. and Mrs. Ray Hotchkfss announce the engas ment ftheir daughter, Aryillia Da ton. to Raymond Jones Titterington Uniontown. Penn
 Registrations at the summer scht on the Yale campus have touched q The school men arrive today tMonda beginning with the supervisors who we until and including Saturday. The hi school principals and superintendel are to be in session for four days on
 beginning Tuesday.