Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

ing.
 Shrub hydrangeas about town are be- ginnni gto bloom.
 Heavy rain early Wednesday morning pleased owners of gardens.
 Big hayricks are conspicuous in number of fields in and near Uncasville.
 Tuna fish and mackerel have made their appearance in big schools off Block Island.
 Norwich bakers are able to put more sugar in and on their cakes than earlier in the summer.
 Connecticut school supervisors are at tending a summer school of methods at Yale University.
 Mrs. Nellie Barber of Waterford, has visited her sistss MiA Edward Welch, at Ashaway, R. l.
 Painters are touching up the woodwork at the plant of the Bard Union Co.,, Inc, on Chestnut street.
 Wednesday was St susanna's day. St. Clare is commemorated in the church calendar today. Aug. 12. A volume recently acquired at the Otis Library is E. L. Winn's, William Heinrich. Musician and Man. lie Old Time Carnival. Live again the good old days on St. Johns rectory grounds. Plainfleld. Aug. 12-13.14.-adv.
 There was a trifle less humidity We'd nesday than on the previous day and temperature of S4 degrees was recordedI At the Central Baptist church tonight (Thursday) at the Prayer and Praise service. the leader will be Allyn L. Brown. z Nice looking red apples, grown up Lebanon way. were selling in Norwich stores Wednesday at two quarts for a quarter.
 Miss Olive Brown of willimantic is spending the summer with her mother, Mrs. Annie E. Brown. of the Black Point road, Mantle.
 Soldiers of the Yankee division in the world war have been notified of the an- nual reunion which is to be held in New Haven Aug. 2s.
 A Moodus correspondent notes that Mrs. ". F. Smith and daughters. Edna and Minerva have gone to Westerly, R. L | for a visit With relatives.
 More rain fell in July of this year. the reports show, than in any July since 1905 with the exception of 1915, when the rainfall was slightly larger. | Fire the other afternoon in Rockville 1 caused damage to the home of Mrs Hen- N. A sponsiblS The damage is about SS.0o0 osgoods Wharf Fishing Boat Sword Haddoek, Cod. Bonita Mackerel ano many more kinds. Night and day ser. vice. adv Miss Mary Bartlett who has beer | spending some time in Birmingham, Ala, as the guest of her niece. Mrs. Virginia Fullenwider, has returned to Holland.
 Oscar Weber who a few years agt bought a seventy-five acre farm in Nortf Coventry has sold his farm to Thea Ulrick of New Jersey. MT. Weber plan. to move back to Manchester. At the meeting of the Coventry Ready Helpers Society this (Thurs) evening a the chapel. a mock triel will be conduct ed by the entertainment committee. Mrs Wallace Mcknight, chairman. The Middletown Press states that tn EIks of that city received an invitation | to an outing at Moodus Friday night. a! the guests of Rev. Father Joseph H. King formerly of the East Side. Norwich.
 Captain William E. Bates of the Con necticut railroad bridge at Lyme i 1 having two weeks vacation, which h will enjoy visiting his children in Pom frat. West Haven, New Haven and Wat erbury.
 From Mantle Mir and Mrs. Edwar Rand have gone to Middletown to talk up their residence. They were marie, l there about a month ago by Rev. ". E Powell, pastor of the Mantle Baptis church.
 A large number of relatives and fam l fly friends attended a months mind re quiem high mass for William J. Hagger l ty Jr-, sung in St Patrick's church Wed nesday at o'clock by the rector, Rev J. H. Broderick.
 A former Ledyard Congregational pas tor Rev. William F. White and, Mrs White now of Old Saybrook will enjo, | their annual vacation in visiting point of interest in New York state and Ware Mass. in their automobile
 National Grand Secretary Richar, Schaefer of the Sons of Herman. who i a resident of New Britain, will leav | Monday for California to attend the na | tional convention, which will open Aug 30. He will return in September
 In the state secretary's office Tuesday the Pequot Laundry. Inc, of New I4ondo1 filed an organization certificate Disso tuition certificates were filed by the Jame Jay Smith Company, Inc. of New Lon don and the Arnold Rudd Company Q New London.
 ] Tompkins Avenue Congregational church | Brooklyn, N. Y, Wednesday afternoo, at o'clock for Rev George F. Pentecost the evangelist who died suddenly in tn Grand Central Emergency hospital il New York Saturday evening
 Through changes in the employed fore at the New London Elks' home O Washington street, Lee Nelson, who ha i been steward a long time will retire a will John Drudy. assistant steward Thi will bring back Warren Meaney, form erly the steward at the home.
 trip to Ellington Cemetery, wher
 many of the Thompson family are buried is an the program for the ninth. reunio of the Thompson family, descendants C William and Margaret Thompson, wh settled in Meirose. Mass, 200 years agt in that town today (Thursday) When the Mystic Country club meet
 this CThursday) evening at the clu
 rooms on Jackson avenue, the committe
 in charge will include MT. and MT.
 O. A. Wilcox, Mir. and Mrs Raymon
 Shell. Mir. and Mrs. A s. Boylen Mir
 Harry Whitney and John B. Grinell II The sixteenth annual reunion of th | Society of Descendants of Henry Wo I colt opened Tuesday at the Hotel Asto
 New York and win continue throug
 today CThursday) Six members of tt
 Wolcott family have been governors
 Connecticut The family has Nerwic connections.
 The United States civil service con
 mission announces examinations Oct for bacteriologist and junior baeteriok | gist male and female, IS years and eve