Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-13

VARIOUS MATTERS IAghn vs1arls a1ups at 7.Sz o'clock (stznaars ttrleO this exsnznE. Muam1zaS avEwxcda1a the rzGan4 adl1nx 04 l fhe saz1e road through Montv11sa. Gunry winds druGny Monday t4raat- ened tO blow 1spe1fnE fruit fToGa the treeE
 Progress is bsang naaSs CD ban4A10U xS Beaeh pond foe Daniel Kenyon of Gaazs0. Last week ee sa1e. BSStss A4$ < Gift Shor. 6g BToaAwa5-a65. P. r. OCnneis O6 NeFp4esa TowR re- oently purchased A Let oA LahSBeFt1v ay< enas ct L@E0s ROExS.
 The 1ekeEASae 0peEaS@xs Sf Deep R1TeE, iLSas aRd SaybrSOk haA 8 bsaCa party a4 FenaaGak the o<heF evening.
 The apIAs ssDS9v ia the NsrB1eta stszSs has kept vS well, ssnas deaSeTs hSvsaE ths fruit fer customers n0T, w4EA the new croS dEs SeeR.
 1 NF. aAd Mrs, PAer 6Fa#Iey baye fRs ishAA@ WsFlE with the U s. Finishing esRapazy ak EteEIins and Gre RSw eH0D5sy- cd iR E0ETangtea.
 RahsSEA FiAt sad ffsRsy Barley havs been s1pTaasiag Feaf estake Of the 3aAs JshR WaFFea, sitss&ed in the towns ef ERAOa aRd Ashford.
 Dastas Iast year the aazds9 at the Rock Nook home yieided vegetables fer ail sHER- ner and snaRy Eaas Of fruit and yega- tsbies were put a8 fer %tater ase. Delegates fTezs CsaRacticzk will attend the biennial meeting af the General Fed- sEatiNR Of TyenaPs cizbs at ChaHtae4ss lake, N. F,, fEsER June 2StA until July l.
 MF, aaA Mrs, eAaFiAs E, VieeAs ef MsanAc1aiF, N. |, annual saHaHaes guests a4 the Griswold iotAl, have taizeR Mrs. Gee. F, HHgheS cottage at EastsFR Point fer the siHaHeF,
 Big eaFgs strictly fresh BSfgies aRa maeksfel; FeaseHRble prices, 0sgeSd's s ThRFt,-adT,
 Tfa heavy freight tFaff:s sa ths FRils road through SaybFooik TuHetiea does not cease night or day and there is a esa- tiRHsas stream of loaded ears and efRPties , ia ali directions,
 , Relatives and friends attended s months mind taags of requiem fer Miss Ilsse Anna Edwards, offered jR St, Pat riek's church Monday at o'clock by the FeetsF, Rev, M, H. May.
 Wilhia tive weeks 8 saAanier seiisAI far tha Polish children of New LeHdeH wit be eRsned iH 0uF Lady of Perpetual HsiF . parish by Rev. Joseph N, Raniszswski ' newly appointed PastsF of the church, . Tins property st WsrrenTiiis known al . "6orneF Crest' has Het been opened fol a thA season yet sil account of the ilinesl fl of Mrs Ellen t1, Weeks at Worcester < Latest reports tsii of her improvement. ]. MeteFists eeHnpiRlH about the condition sf the road ts Crystal Lake. About fly miles through tho town of Holland is il fl very bad shape, Several have been oblig n cd to set horses tS pufl their caTs out o ditches.
 The Circle of the Princess Pocahor = tas," unique entertainment by the girl of Norwich under direction of Cam a Fire Girls. Academy campus, Saturda, ,- D. m.-adv.
 d At a school committee meeting hel at Salem last week, A. H. Rogers resigne as secretary and Mrs. D. B. Rogers wa appointed to fill the vacancy. It wa j. voted to vaecinate all school children ire q of charge.
 le The total taxes which the state receive from the estate of Martha Strong, widov O. of J. N. Harris of New London will t ,t S4s,111.OS. The gross estate amounted t l- S772,729,11, and the net taxable estat
 S7e1,753.33.
 = E. Kent Hubbard, president of the Mar
 ufacturers Association of Connection
 has appointed a committee to appear bt
 fore the Interstate Commerce commissio
 at Washington to advocate the merge
 of six railroads in New England.
 Mrs. Hannah Kingsbury Talcott, S2 W
 dow of Allyn Kellogg Talcott, who die
 uI,o {y,
 and whose funeral was held Sunday, wa
 born in Coventry March 21, 1S4O and wa
 married in North Coventry May z5, 1876
 Dr. Wright B. Bean, health officer
 the town of Rockville. who recently T,
 signed, disposed of his home on Elm stre
 and plans to move his family to CalifoTn
 about the end of this month pr. D. l
 Metcalf has bought the property on El
 street.
 Norwich Westerly through trolley
 service is to be resumed about June ?
 after suspension since the strike of Jul
 1919. Of late the cars have been ru
 ming only to Hallville Repair men a
 now at work on the overhead equipme
 of the road.
 The Bar Harbor expresses made t
 first run of the season through Norwi
 at 10.17 Monday night, standard tin northbound This (Tuesday) morning
 4.4s standard time, the southbound e Il press went through. The expresses % not stop this year.
 Nl Mir. and Mrs. Vernon Clarke and s V Stuart of Mystic have left on a trip
 Gloversdale, N. Y They were accon
 anied by Mrs. Enos M Gray of Ledys
 as far as Pittsfield, Mass, to visit ht
 brother and sister-in-law, Mir. and M s. William F. Mackenzie. 2 ' Of former Norwich resident the St in ford Press says: Mrs. c. Percival Ba C. who for several weeks, has been H. Sterling, Philadelphia, New York and ' An- ginia, returned from Boston Tuesday. ] Me- sister, Mrs. H. B. Mowry of Sterling n companied her to Boston. oou Statistics issued Monday show t
 more than 5,O0o,OO0 farms or nes
 four-fifths of all farms in the Un
 States in 1919, had farm gardens, . the produce of these gardens was wC
 S6S each on the average and $S44,665
 in the aggregate, figures being based
 the high price level of that year.
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