Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-28
last years great dearth Of berries and

last years great dearth of berries and small fruits.
 Scores of children are expected to gath l CT at Davis park this Wednesday, sft-1 ernoon at four oclock-and there will be | no object if hundreds come-to join in | the Junior Chautauqua parade, introduc- ing the annual Chautauqua period to | Danielson.
 R. L. Walton, Chautauquan represent l ative who will organize and direct the parade of the little folks, was busy with his plans for the event during Tuesday.
 MT. Walton has trunks full of costumes for the children who are coming to par ticipate in the parade, but he is willing that such costumes as children may have and would prefer to wear be used.
 The parade will be jouyous event for the children, who are showing much in- terest MT. Walton says that all are welcome to join in-the more the merrier There is room for all the people, he says and the plans for the parade are such as to tempt about every active youngster in the borough to be on hand for the event. Chautauqua committeeman here are hustling now on the eve Of the Chautau qua period to insure the success of this years plans and to trouse the enthusiasm I that is necessary to bring Chautauqua here again next year. It has been hinted' i that any material deficit this year may be the cause of abandoning Chautauqua programs for Danielson during the sum mer of 1923, but earnest workers are hopeful of avoiding that contingency. However, the matter is entirely up to the public and the next few days will tell the story.
 Nearly 100 EIks who are members of Putnam lodge will be in Putnam a week from Friday night to attend Danielson- l Moesup night at the E1ks' fair, an open air carnival. The same night will be NIardi-Gras night.
 At St. Joseph's church in Dayville Tuesday morning Miss Pauline Harriet Caffery of Attawaugan and a teacher in the schools of Stafford Springs, was unit ed in marriage with Robert Jordan Tor rey of Putnam.
 Mrs. George Tucker and George Tuck CT, Jr., with Edward Higgins and Miss Annie Conneley motored to Newmarket N. H., with Mr. Tucker, stopping at Boston, Revere Beach, after spending a month with Mrs. Fuckers parents Mr. and Mrs. Thomas Higgins at Elmville
 Supt. Leon M. Farrin of the schools of Killingly is to attend sessions of a Har- [ work here to allow of his departure in time
 Mrs. Margaret McDermott of High street is showing some improvement at St. Vincent's hospital in Worcester, where she has been a patient for several weeks Mrs. McDermott's condition, it is hoped will improve sufficiently to allow of hel being removed to her home.
 Warden and Mrs. W. A. Burrows Jeff Tuesday for Oakland beach, evnere they spend practically all of each summer, MT Burrows returning here for week ends
 Miss Irma Perry is visiting at Oak land beach, where she will remain during the month of July.
 It is expected that the new state high way running to the Rhode Island lInt will be open as far east as A. E. Han. place near the foot of South KillinglS hill early in July.
 Meetings of interest to stockholders O the Connecticut Mills company were helc Monday in Boston.
 Arthur A. Revelier of Pawtucket was z visitor with friends in Danielson or Tuesday.
 Picnic parties are to be found almos daily now at Alexander's lake. Or Tuesday a party of Danieison people wer, at the resort for an outing. The pressure of northbound travel iron New. York through this territory to Main, summer resorts is making itself felt thi h week and will culminate in what is ex s pected to be the heaviest northwart E movement of the season the latter par X of this week. Bar Harbor expresses ar running with extra sections nights thi \ week.
 Foundation walls are being laid for bungalow to be erected by William J Ross on Broad street, just north of hi present home. MT. Ross will occupy tn bungalow when 1t Is completed.
 Some members of Rose of Lima coun
 ell. K of C.. will go to North Grosvenor
 dale Thursday evening to witness tn conferring of the third degree upon
 class of St. Bernard's council RI practice of picketing bulls besid
 highways in this section Is arousing crit h icism of travellers who fear these an
 rnals. The practice Is not general, br
 is indulged in by few farmers. A parade of horribles is one of th I things that the committee in charge