Norwich bulletin., 1917-08-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

Dollar day in Norwich always means a big excursion day for buyers rom surrounding towns. | Mems raincoats half price Dollar Day at the Eagle Clothing Co-adV. Ii The scarlet velvet blossoms of the
 sumac are beginning to make the
 suburban roadsides gay.
 Local rome gardens will be able to furnish some record tall corn to dis 1 play at this years county fair i Troop A, at Mantle, which was a l cavalry troops has been dismounted 1 and now forms machine gun corps. 1! All the newly set trees on the park ] let at Falls avenue are thriving and
 recent rains have kept the turf green ] 50 years 8 teacher in the public schools 1 of New York, died this week at Ston- i ington.
 The soth annual outing of the Order i Of Eastern Star is to be held at Light
 house Point, East Haven, Tuesday l Aug. 2S.
 Ten Arrow collars, any style. on Dollar Day, at The Eagle Clothing CO, 152-154 Main street-adv. Friday. the Feast of St. Bartholo- new. there will be a. celebration of the holy communion in the Episcopal churches.
 The automobile traffic along the shore roads Sunday was enormous; river state bridge. Next Sunday, Aug 18th, Rev. P. c. Wright, D. D, of Philadelphia. who Is staying at Gales Ferry, is tc preach al the Central Baptist church. Miss Ethel G. Bailey~and Miss Helen Hiliyer, teachers in the fourth and sub primary grades, respectively, al Groton school. have resigned. A large four-track culvert is being built to take the place of an old wood en bridge al the eastern end of Mid way yard. It is of cement Dr. Richards office will be closed until Sept. 4th.-adV.
 Among Hebron young men drafted
 who passed examination in Rockville
 last week were CIarkson Bailey. Knee
 land Jones and Dennis Breausseau.
 The teachers summer school at Dan
 bury has entered on it's fourth and last week One new section, for high school teachers. has been organized. Patrick's church an anniversary hiah mass of requiem or Mrs. Mary Mehro1z was sung by Rev. J. H. Brod- erick.
 Dollar Day special. men's s2 to $25O corduroy pants S1.00 per pair at The l Eagle Clothing Co--adv.
 Warning is being sent to garage owners to watch out for six or eight | stolen cars. thieves having been par l ticularly active in Bridgeport and New | Haven.
 At least ten new cottage have been l erected at Crystal lake Holland coun- ! tY, during the past summer. and many | more are contemplated. Practically all | the land around the lake has been bought up.
 Dollar Day Special. boxes soap, 36 cakes. $1.00, at Lee & Osgood' d's.-aCiv.
 X runor that the Mitchell property in the Pequot section was the subject of negotiations and possible sale is denied fy the New London owners, whe state that there is not any pros pect of the property being sold or for sale.
 Postcards received recently from Vice Consul and Mrs. Luther K. Za- briskie (Helen Boynton) of Norwich | refer to their enjoyment in their new home at Mexico City ard the inter- esting country and conditions there a bouts.
 Eagle Clothing Co.'S big dollar spe- cial for Dollar Day. s1.00 office coat, | two for s1.00.-adv.
 Maj. Hiram Bingham of the aviation division Of the United States army, a 1 Salem summer resident, is the father | Of the new type of ground school for. aviators which has been in operation on college campuses throughout the 1 country.
 Sovereign Grand Sire Frank C. Goudy of the Independent Order of i Odd Fellows will visit the Odd, Fellows home at Groton Sunday afternoon He 1 will be accompanied by several state officers. among them Grand Secretary 
 Faith Trumbuu chapter, D. A. R., has two interesting pOstcar rds one de- picting the memorial gates at the an- c1ent burial ground at Norwich Town and the other the bronze tablets with the names of 59 Revolutionary soldiers buried there
 Col. Henry s. Dorsey. commander Of the Connecticut Coast Artillery corps, and Miss Ruth W. Peck both | of New London. were married at the church Friday evening by Rev. Timo- thy M. Crowley.
 Arthur G. Ingfann, a member of
 1 by an automobile while the company was marching to the Mantle camp ground Sunday. The woman driver 1 lost control of the car. MT. Ingha ms injuries were slight.
 At the centenary exercises Sunday | evening at East Hampton Methodist church the district superintendent 1 Rev. George c. Scrivener. of Norwich, dedicated the organ and preached a sermon on 'Atonement taking his an aiogies from musical instruments.
 Dr. Lynes' office will be closed until Sept. 4th.-adv.
 Since their marriage at Pittsfield, Mass, Aug. 1st. MT. and Mrs. David Lester Evans (Martha Hunt Jenkins) have been spending their honeymoon and are now at Westerly from which point they have been pay ing brief visits to Norwich friends
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Tiisoox and son. PiCh9 rd N HiScOx have <xo,,, 1