Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-21
VARIOUS MATTERS

Dollar Day will bring the crowds to town.
 The Bill Library dinner is to be held at Ledyard Wednesday next, the 18th. The NJ Nj girls of Moosup left Tues day for their annual outing at Pleasant View
 Real bargains at our store for Dollar Day. The Lee & osgood Co.-adv. An old fashioned farmers picnic is 10 | be held at Crystal Lake today (Satur-
 day).
 The Rockville high school next year l will be headed by Principal Philip NJ l Howe.
 l A number of Norwich Methodists will
 attend campmeeti"g at Willimantic to- i morrow Sunday. l A matchless day Friday. with tenn | perature in the 70's, atoned fd previous | heat and humidity. 1 Regular s3.50 hot water bottles for Fl | on Dollar Day. The Lee & Osgood Co., l adv
 At Baliouville. Leon Hill has at his 1 home a fine litter of coach dog puppies, | breed seldom seen now. l Several Norwich dentists will attend | the National Dental convention to be 1 held in Boston next week. 1 Miss Arcelia Labonte has returned to 1 West Wilmington from Old Mystic. where i she has spent the summer months. 1 Snapper blues. the little fish that de- 1 light the appetite of so many. have been caught in the waters about Mystic. Canterbury, Hope Valley and North | Stonington sranges were invited to
 Ekonk grande meeting Friday night. An attractive banner announcing the l sixty-sixth annual County Fair at Nor wich has been suspended across Main street.
 Dollar Day specials of stamped goods and fancy articles at Woman's EX- change. Hot lunch and ice cream serv- ed in tea room.-adv. 1 1t Mystic the engagement of Miss i Sarah Bendett. daughter of Nathan 1 Bendett. to A. J. Finks of Washington. D. 1 C., has been announced. 1 It is noted at Lords Point that Mir. 1 and Mrs Harry J. Banch of Norwich are | spending their vacation in Captain liar l old W. Branch's new bungalow. 1 Warning has been issued that owners 1 of bees should have them registered at the 1st, under penalty of fine for failure to do so.
 Look our specials over on Dollar Day. ! It's worth while The Lee & Osgood Go. l adv
 In it's Fifty Years Ago column the ! current Stonington Mirror has the item 1 In Mystic the Actives played baseball 1 with the Arctics of Preston and won by score of S1-17.
 Norwich friends learn that Edwin A. l Dudley continues to grow weaker. fol- lowing recent shock. He is at the | home Of his daughter. Mrs F. G. San
 ford, in Stafford Springs. It is announced h the calendar of the IeUnited Congregational church, Norwich, | that the church services will begin on | the new church-yesr. with the morning l worship. Sunday. September 5th Dr. Wilson who has purchased the l house at PlaiHfeld which was the home of the late Luther Eaton. of the firm of 1 Fiaton-Chase Norwich. will move from
 Brnonline about the first of September. ! Plenty of those large heavy lobsters Cane Buffers. Sword. real Eastern Hali- hut and Noank Flatfsh at Powers Bros. ID Rose Place.-ady. Local friends of Dr and Mrs J. L. I-enker of Harrisburg. have received
 word Of the arrival in their family of an infant daughter. Mrs Lenker was
 formerly Miss Mertie Mcdonald of this city
 l 4 call was sent out recently by the | Methodist denomination that all rural i pastors attend a summer school from l August Is to September at Boston
 conducted by Boston University of The
 ology.
 1 Teachers announced at Plainfield High school include. Science, Jane D Mahoney Norwich. educated at New Rochelle. \. Y, college. History and Spanish. Susan l R. Wilcox, Norwich Town, Connecticut college.
 The intention of the Apostleship of
 Prayer League Of the Sacred Heart of Jesusl in all the Catholic churches dur ing August has been prayer for the i training of leaders from the ranks of 1 the laitv
 Fresh. today. tunny fish haddock. founders, etc. Osgood's Wharf low pric- es.-adv.
 l As the New York schools do not open
 for the fall term until September 18th, many city families, especially those who l have gardens. will remain at their sum i r1er homes in Connecticut unusually late i this year.
 Miss Mary Roderick and Manuel Rod erick, both of Stonington, who were mar
 rfed Monday morning at St Mary's
 church. in Stonington, by Rev. James F. OBrien. have left for California, where
 they will live.
 The boys of Coventry are to be h.
 structed in the art of judging cattle by
 Errest F. Tucker. county agent of the
 Holland County Farm Bureau. He will
 take the boys to visit different herds
 in the county.
 Men are completing the thorough rem
 ovation Of the former An1asa Hall block 1 on Franklin street. by installing steam l. Iiheaters for the thirteen apartments. car
 ryins out the plans of the new owner
 George Greenberger.
 During the severe electrical storm i Monday night Miss Helen Gardner of Moosup. of the Central Village station had her ear burned by the electricity coming in on the receiving board. The ! injury was very painful for a time.
 Choice flowers for funerals also
 weddings banquets. Hunts Greenhous-
 es Phone 1130-adv.
 About a dozen men are at Saybrook
 to hurry along the work of taking u1
 the Shore Line Electric rails and at
 shipments will be made from that point
 as it has the only connection on their
 line to the railroad The trouble will be
 to get enough cars to make the ship
 ments. The convention al Murray Grove, N
 J., this week was part of the Univer-
 'salist pilgrimage this year to places fa-
 nous in the history ofathe church The
 other part of the pilgrimage will be the
 trip to Gloucester, Mass. This will take
 place next week where an elaborate pro-
 gramne of pageants and fetes is to be
 presented.
 A fact 0 interest to many in Wind.