Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-09

Hartford papers state that MT. ana
 Mrs. Jerome Mayer Sadie Plaut) of OK l ford street are taking trip to Canada. | There is a great run of tuna fish off Block Island at present and one after | noon's catch amounted to 10000 | pounds.
 Ye Old Time Carnival Live again the
 good old days on St. Johns rectory grounds Piainfield, Aug. 12 13, 14.-adv. It is mentioned that Mrs. Edwards I ". Case and son Norman of Wethers- | field have left to visit relatives in North | Ashford.
 | An Old Saybrook man. Edward c. BoWe, has joined the state bridge force as painter and is now stationed near Bridgeport.
 The handsome summer home of J. W. Atwood, of Wauregan, on the seaWan
 at Neptune Park, has not been opened 1 this season.
 The New London life saving corps e1- pects to visit Mantle soon. for the purpose of demonstrating the latest in
 rescue work.
 Guests in mountain hotels have been l writing home of the necessity for steam l heat during some of the chilly nights of the past fortnight.
 The address of the pastor of the United Congregational church, Rev. Alexander H. Abbott. during the summer is Sparhawk Hall, Ogonouit, Me.
 Special demonstration and sale of
 Purity Cross prepared meat delicacies at
 The woodstock Dairy all this weke.- | adv.
 MT and Mrs Sanford Meech and son | Of Groten. who are on yachting trip | were calling upon friends at Saybrook | Point during the week. Lieutenant Atkins, his wife and chill | dren of Washington, D. C., have arrived
 at Lyme in their car for a few weeks
 stay with Mrs. Atkins father, N. M Merry.
 1 George H. Griswo4d and William T. | Gleason of the Mystic postoffice force and
 Morris Mayne have returned, home after a
 week spent at the J. ". Lathrop camp in North Stonington.
 l Sunday afternoon the mercury stood al
 ss degrees in the shade and ss degrees 1 in the sun. , Within an hour it had
 dropped, but there was not much let. I up ;a the humidity.
 Railroad men in and about Norwich along with all others in the state, have
 received notice of the baAoting to be
 done by Aug. 2s on the question of ac-
 eepting the recent wage advance. Parity Cross prepared chicken la
 king. lobst f ne~burg, deviled ham with l oliTeS and many other de:icacies at Tho
 Woodstock Dairy. Special prices all this vrek.-adv.
 The Keep Of the Grass sign at the Falls Avenue parklet is now dfsregarde6 I and the boys of the neighborhood use l the little triahglo ss a ball ground for
 the tryout of future Babe Ruths- The Sunday speakers have been se- | cured for the Bolton bi-centehnial ser vices. At the Methodist church in the 1 morning the district superintendent, VII liam H. Bath, of Norwich, will be the l speaker.
 At Coventry Saturday morning at 10 o'clock there was a poultry culling deFn- onstration at the home of H. Bertram l Peffleroy. The work was done by Roy F. l Jones Of Connecticut Agricultural exten-
 zion service.
 The calendar of the Central Baptist cfurcfl Sunday contained the mennorial l minute The church nnoarns over the ] loss of our friend and brother, Deacon
 Annblef. May we remember the family 1 in our prayers.
 1 The United States civil service com l mission announces for Sept T an ex- animation for insrufnenTman, ased l more than p, in the Public Works de- 1 partfnent, Navy Yard, Mare Island, Cal 1 at S5.b< per diem.
 Hollyheeks which for perfection of ! blooms and coior1ng would take first 1 awards in any flower show have been grown this season by the gardener for I Mrs. William H. Palmer of Washington street, Joseph Letchie. The State Working Girls Vacation INITe aE -44 ! days with many guests registered fo, the first two weeks of the month, ana with reservations ahead for the re. naainder of the month Sunday morning Rev Arthur F. Pur- kiss, pastor Of the Central Baptist church preached in New Haven, leaving later for l Norwich to officiate at the funeral oi 1 Deacon c. G. Amber, the express being met by an automobile at New London | The property at the junction of West I and South Thames street, opposite the plant of the Richmond Radiator cofnpany, 1 for years known as the Cooper Clark I place, has been rernodeled, improved and 1 painted by the new owner, James Ma loney.
 The second annual canoe carnival is to be held at West Rock, Crystal lake, Sat urday, Aug. 2lst. There will be canoe l P04 aoCJ Wte4i PIA1cS TOT 1He pest decorated 1 canoe and the most original naakeut, 1 Canoe races will follow, with prizes fof ' each event
 l Although s4, Mrs Hannah KinssJev oa | Franklin. widow ot Col. Thomas G l Kingsley, is hoping to attend the reunion
 of her husbands regiment the 26th e
 V. at Buckingham Memorial Norwich
 Aag. 17th. She has rarely missed af
 annual reunion.
 A reunion of the Botsford family vii 1 be held in Milford, August 10. The an
 nouncetment of the gathering states tla: all descendants of Henry and Eaizabetf Botsford, of Leicestershire, England and Milford, Conn, 1sS5s, are invitet | to attend this reunion. Referring to the recent death of Mis-
 Cora s. Partridge, whose funeral va! held in Norwich. the Steningteh Miro says: Miss Partridge leaves a host O l friends in Mystic AS teacher of chii
 dren she made A marked success he l personality was exceptionally pleasing At Pleasant View Cottage. Mir and Mrs. James B. MulIin of War
 ren street, who have been delayed in go L