Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-06-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at $50 o'clock
STANDARD time) this evening.
The days length has increased to if
teen hours and fifteen minutes
Friday was day of high tempera-
ture, oppressive heat and humidity.
Strawberry supper o'clock, standard
time, Preston City Congregational church,
June 12.-adv.
The first of the seasons peas from
Ledyard are offered in the Norwich
stores.
Summer services at Gardner Lake
NJ D. church are to begin Sunday af-
ternoon.
Amateur photographers are making
business good for dealers in supplies and
equipment.
Tomorrow is Trinity Sunday, the close
Of the Easter duty period in the Catho-
lie churches.
The tax collectors office will be open
tonight until p. m. for the payment of
all taxes Additions will be made to all
unpaid taxes after June 1oth.-adv
The weeks hot weather has dried up
the gardens, but all growing plants ap-
pear to thrive.
At Lords Point. Attorney Charles L.
Stewart, of Norwich, has rented Cedar
Ledge. for July.
Thomas E. McClenathan of Church
street has been spending part of the
week in New York.
Russell Torrance and John Wolfe,
of Cliff street were in Boston Thurs
day on a business trip.
From Sterling, Miss Yvonne Grenier is
patient at the Backus hospital in Nor
wich and is to undergo an operation for
appendicitis.
The Norwich Free Academy entrance
examinations come on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 81 and %, at a. M
adv.
The wedding of Frank Chamberlain
of Sterling and Eva Gaudette of Volun-
town is to take place Monday, June IL
at, Voluntown.
The first shipment Of huckleberries ap-
peared in Connecticut markets this week.
The berries are being retailed at thirty
five cents a quart
From Moosup, Mr.. and Mrs. ]. j.
Burns have moved their household goods
to Ocean Beach where they will make
their home for the present.
The Norwich Free Academy entrance
examinations come on Wednesday and
Thursday, June 81 and %, at a. M
adv.
The displaywindows are filled with at
tractive novelties for the coming vaca-
ton season, sports skirts, hats, sweaters.
etc. selling on. sight to women shop
pers
Egg bearing Holsters are being car
ried to the Noank hatchery and sold for
ten cents apiece No lobsterman unless
he has a permit, can sell even at that
price.
The hostesses at the D. A R., Mu-
scum today, Saturday will be Mrs
Hezekiah Perkins and Mrs. Louis A.
Wheeler. The Museum will be oper
from to o'clock.
Motorists entering or leaving Norwich
by the Washington street route rarely
! fan to stop and admire Lowthorpe Mea-
dows. the superb park given to the town
by the Gilman family.
Get your Sunday dinner at our expense
We will carry no fish over, so after p
m. we'll sell any fresh fish at cents pei
pound. A lot more heavy northern lob
sters, large long clans and little necks al
Powers Bros, II Franklin street.-adv.
A South Wilmington young man, Hol.
man H. Hall, a student at Choate school
in Walhngford, was graduated Tues
day and will now prepare to enter Yves
leyan university, Middletown.
Because he Is tender-hearted Thorn
as Bushnell, at Church Brothers, il
looking for good homes for four orphan
kittens, fine nouse-catchers and, in hi
opinion, too cunning to be drowned.
The Norwich Free Academy entranc
examinations come on Wednesday an
Thursday, June 81 and e. at a. m
adv.
Civil Engineer George W. Perry o
Putnam has been at Lords Point sur
veying for Carl and Bertha Weeks an,
establishing the bounds of lots for Mrs
Arthur W. Davis on Boulder avenue
Cards have been received by Mrs. Har
riet Avery Of Mystic, announcing the SAT
arrival Of her sister, Mrs Hester Prem
tice, at her home in Long Branch, Cal
Mrs. Prentice who is n, made the tri
alone.
The Norwich Free Academy entranc
examinations come on Wednesday an
Thursday, June Fl and %, at 9 a. M
adv
Sales of staple lines of boys clothin
are going along at a steady rate. TIL
greatest activity Is shown in boys was
suits, the sales Of which have registere
substantial increase since the weathe
grew hot
The current Norwich Free Academ
Journal notes that Peck library has re
Gently presented Historic Silver of tn
Colonies and Its Makers" a beautiful
. illustrated book the gift Of the lat
Frank c. Turner.
Edward Francis Murray, Of Wyonins
whose marriage with Miss Mary M. Nc
Garry, of Washington street takes plac
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Cheyenne. He was graduated from Trim
ity college In 1918.
If it's Holsters you. can do no bette
than buy them here, live lb. S5c; lit
neck claims, at, Csc; long clans, IL
round clans, 15c; new lot of nati1
mackerel for Saturday, zoe lb. We d.
liver any where in the city limit
Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway
adv.
William Beers has sold his cottage 9
Plainfeld to the people Of st. Paul
Episcopal church for use as a rector,
The house is next TO the church an
after repairs will be a convenient hon
for the rector who now has to hire
house.
!. As a result c. the fact that OF
Of the local BARRIERS is said not to hay
complied with the agreement of the oil
. ers of Groton borough in closing his bui
mess Thursday afternoons the barber
!, have decided to remain open througho,
the day.
Mrs. William Henry Hamilton Of 81
ST. Marks place, Brooklyn. N. Y, al
nopnced the engagement of her daughte
Miss Ethel D. Hamilton, to DR.. Hem
Enrol Hess of Philadelphia at a tea MOI
day at her home. Mrs Hamilton h;
cottage on Fishers Island.
Get your tickets for Camp Fire Cir
pageant one week from today, 4 D.
Academy campus. Adults, 50 cent
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