Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-04
OIi1e Dullstiu, Norwich, Wednesday. Aug. 1. 1920.
VARIOUS MATTERS


 such a favorable summer. Friday the 9th is the feast of the I Transformation Of our Lord. At Osgood's wharf, fresh cargo ot sword fish, tuna fish, etc.-adv.
 Huckleberry peddicrs make good money, vending the berries from house to house.
 i Cat-tails in the big swamp below Brcwsters Neck are unusually fan t.iis season.
 Beach Pond near Voluntown appears 1 to be a favorite resort for camping par ties this season.
 ] Taking trip in the big seaplane at | Ocean Beach continues popular with 1 those who have the price.
 The lntergren reunion in which Con necticut Swedes are interested, is to be held in Cromwell on Labor Day
 The Royal Arcanum of Connecticut ! has been divided into six districts for the campaign for new members of the or l der.
 l Trolley passengers are commenting on tte nice looking gardens in the plots VI the newly laid out Trading Cove ter rac-.
 Sugar. although high priced, is com 1 d wives are in the height of the canning season.
 The next exemplifcat:on of the fourth degree of the Knights of Columbus wli take place Sunday, October IT, h New ! London.
 Again Tuesday August provided matchless sample of summer day, moderate heat with no discomforts of humidity
 Dr. Curtis Bernards office will be closed until Wednesday. Sept. lst'-adV i Coast artillery orders Tuesday in cIuded: HeWett, H.; Stice, K. s. and | Waters, T. L., to Ft. H. G. Wright, Fish erc Island.
 i The annual Connecticut State Tennis 1 tournament opened on the dirt tennls courts of the Country Club at Norfolk Tuesday morning.
 The Boy Scouts of the Central Eapt st church have a hike scheduled for this l "Wednesday evening, leaving the church at o'clock. | The tobacco crop in Holland county has grown we'll during the past few warm sunny days and much of the weed has attained weight and color | Thomas H. Newton of Nelson street Hartford has been appointed constable at Sound View beach for the remainder 1 of the summer by tine town of Lyme. He 1 has begun his duties. l Local musicians had their attention l directed to the fact that August 3rd was l the centenary of the birth ot Luther O Emerson, the celebrated American com i poser of church music. i Some idea of the number Of empty barrels used by Noank firms in then l fish shipping business can be had wher | it is estimated that over 200 barrels are sh ,pped away every week The annual outing of Hose Company No. I. of South Manchester, was held at South Coventry Saturday, about 10C members and their friends attending The trip was made by automobile Roy Keller. of Norwich. county su- l perintendent of the |. Nj. C A, occupied ! the pulpit of the Mystic Methodist church .on Sunday in the absence of tht pastor, Rev. Jerome Greer, who is CT his vacation
 According to all reports received at he state. department of agriculture the potato crop in this state will be cnor- nous if no blight interferes On the other hand, corn in general is away be ] hind, and poor
 Capt. Steve Basnau of the schooner Star came into port at Noank Sunday loaded with 22.00O pounds of cod. Thi! is the record breaking trip So far thi: season. After taking on a load of ict Capt. Bagnell continued to New YorF.
 The house committee recently ~t ed by Exalted Ruler Harry C. Sii..,n O Rockville Lodge. No. 1859, E. P. o
 EIks. has organized with Dr. Thomai F. OLoughlin. formerly of Willimantit chairman, and Lebbeus F. Bissell. sec retary.
 Tuesday morning at o'clock, Rev i Daniel F. Sullivan, of St Patrick.
 church, offered the .Iugust mass 10, the consolation of the Catholic patient, at Norwich State Tuberculosis Sanator ium, administering holy communion C
 ffty-eight.
 The Un'ted States civil service cono mission announces for Sept. ' an exam ination for radio operator males deec 21 to 40, for vacancies in the lighthouse service, at salaries ranging from s9G9 t, s12oO a year, with $1 per diem addi tiJnaI for subsistence.
 Announcement of the engagement O their daughter. Adelaide. to William H Pendleton of Westerly, E. l., was made by Mir. and Mrs. Edward Fish of Chest nut street. South Manchester. at ve randa party held Saturday evening ir honor of their daughter. A Rockville trolley car west bound was stalled all night. Saturday. neal the Buckland curve, by large tret which fell on the track. The acciden 1 happened at a late hour and it tool the wrecking crew the greater part O ! the night to remove the obstruction.
 Edwin A. Dudley of NorwicI. remains seriously i'll at the home of his daugh
 ter. Mrs. F. c. Sanford at Stafford Springs where hs was suddenly strisker with a shock recently. Although s3 il
 June Nj. Dudley kept active workin:
 in the garden up to the time he became | iii.
 Robert Mcfarland of Central VII
 lage has a chicken that caught an ad
 der by the head the other day and "a,
 through the yard with other chickens
 chasing her. Evidently she thought sh
 had a prize and continued her grip o1
 the snake until she crushed the. hea,
 and killed it.
 Steamer Olympic, on which Rev Rich
 ard F. Graham rector of Christ Episco
 pal church, Norwich, and Mrs :1rahan
 will be passengers for Southampton
 leaves New York at noon today (Wed
 nesday>. It is. seven years since Rev
 and Mrs. Graham were last abroad an,
 they may remain until the new year
 There will be regular summer con
 ference of state supervisors and other
 interested in supervision at Yale unde
 the direction of N. Searle Light direc tor of SIIperV %Ioq. from Aug 16 4o ss