Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-15
VARIOUS MATTERS

The first cantaloupes are in market and are selling at 25c.
 The moon is in it's last quarter Satur day the 17th at 7.03 a. m.
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.53 o'clock (standard tine) this evening. There was general display of the Stars and Stripes on Flag Day. Grange lawn party, 159 West Thames street, Friday, to 10 p. m-adv.
 Local stores are offering some especial | ly dainty frocks for graduation dresses. 1 Growers of strawberries are coming to the front this week with some mammoth berries
 The drag net fishermen of the shore towns have been having better luck the past few nights.
 The Thursday evening meeting at the Central Baptist church this week is to be in charge of the deacons.
 The law requiring a license for fishing in fresh water in Rhode Island does not go into effect until the first of July.
 At Mohegan Park. Supt. Peter Yer Steeg expects that many of the beauti- full rambler roses will be in bloom by Sunday.
 In Westchester a party was given in honor of MT. and Mrs. Will Brainard, re- [ the Pacific coast.
 Big variety of fresh fish including fillet of sole, butterfish, porgies, founders, hal ibut, cod, haddock, blues, mackerel, sal mon long clans, round clans, little neck and Holsters. Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 Merchants here have been notified of the First National Merchandise Fair to be held at the Grand Central Palace, New York, during August.
 The Norwich woolen mills corporation boarding house, IFS West Thames street. the original John Mitchell property, is being repainted a shade of buff.
 Mir. and Mrs. Jacob Dick of Mystic celebrated the 18th anniversary of their marriage Monday evening in Odd Fel- lows hall, entertaining over 100 guests.
 At Noank Julia Beebe, wife of Sirvilian searle, died suddenly at her home on Brook street Monday night after a brief illness from heart disease caused by pneumonia.
 Mrs. Edward Douglas White, widow of the Chief Justice, has closed her home in Rhode Island avenue, Washington, and will spend the summer at New London, where she has a cottage. gl See the Camp Fire Girls pageant or Academy campus Saturday, 4 p. m. Big. gest thing ever attempted by girls of Nor. 7 wich. Talented actors and musicians e dainty choruses. Adults, soc; childrer e under twelve, 25 cents.-adv. U Relatives and family friends attended ' a months mind high mass of requiem fol ' Mrs. Ellen Driscoll sung in St. Patrick. U church Wednesday at 8 o'clock by tht !; assistant pastor, Rev. Myles P. Calvin.
 Motor parties who go into the country ' and mutilate laurel shrubs in order tt !, get the blossoms are in disfavor witt Il many landowners, besides tending t make an end of this beautiful wild flow . CT.
 n, Congressman and Mrs Richard F IS Freeman have returned to New Londol s. after spending the winter in Washing r. ton. After a brief rest Congressman n, Freeman will return to his duties at tn r. Capitol
 d. One of the passengers on steamer Paris Ia sailing from New York at noon Wednes \ day for Havre, was Richmond P. Gard S. ner' of Jewett City, one of the 80 singer
 from this country, chosen to take a cours
 at the Fontainbleau Conservatory.
 The trainmen of the New Haven roae
 who have been on the extra list and oth ,e CTS who were let out due to the lack ( n. business several months ago, are bein L, called back daily in the freight servic
 which has taken a big spurt the la
 week.
 e' First swordhsh of this season landt ,5 in Boston yesterday. A piece was shi
 ped with our order of other strictly ire;
 caught varieties, including cape butte n- fish, flat, founders, sea trout, white ha M ibut, Maine salmon, porgies, eels. lar, rs. and small long clans, Holsters and lit
 necks at Powers Bros.-adv Fl During the thunder storm Sunday af
 ernoon c. B. Parsons house at Old Lyn
 was struck by lightning, tearing off u
 plaster in two rooms, and clapboart
 from the side of the house. No one W;
 Injured, although the family membe
 were in the house.
 From the pulpit of St. Patricks churc
 the parishioners have been warn,
 against fake solicitors, who have preten
 ed to have the permission of the rect
 to secure magazine subscriptions, fun
 for Catholic colleges and the like. Al
 such endorsement is always announc R from the pulpit.
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