Norwich bulletin., 1920-08-20
VARIOUS MATTERS

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 Aug. goth is St. Bernard's day in the church calendar.
 e The August moon is in it's first quarter tomorrow. the 21st, at S.52 a. m,
 Dr. Alfred Richards office will be closed until Sept 7.-adv.
 Sweet cora was selling at 5s cents a dozen in Norwich stores Thursday.
 The 18th annual Fowler family reunion was held at North Guilford Wednesday, Aug. IS.
 Dealers here report a large and varied demand for baskets of many kinds at present.
 will show 50 per cent increase over the 1919 crop.
 Real bargains at our store for Dollar Day. The Lee & Osgood Co.ady.
 It is stated that Willard N. Eccleston will teach the village school at North Stonington the coming year.
 To have early morning temperature actually chilly was real boon Thurs day after the heat of the early week.
 Band concert tonight at roque grounds, Rockwell street-ady.
 The fact. that there is new and inn portant demand from Spain for American cutlery benefits the industry in Connecti- cut
 A covered motor truck plying between the village of Noank and New York leaves each evening at $50 loaded with fish and Holsters,
 Potato growers rejoiced to see the sun Thursday, for the continued wet weather caused many to fear that the potatoes would rot in the ground
 Regular s3.5G hot water bottle for sI.00 on Dollar Day.-The Lee & Osgood Co.-ady
 It is announced at Saybrook that Rev. Byron [. Hatfield of Westerly, E. l., will occupy the pulpit of the Congregational church Sunday. Aug. 22.
 Reuben Raphael the new lessee of the Cook building on lower Broadway. is having the property thoroughly renovat- ed, redecorated and painted.
 Edward J. Hall of Manchester is about to begin putting up a cottage at the lake in Bolton on a lot on the Benson land which he bought several years ago.
 The Shore Line electric railway tracks at Saybrook are being taken from the roadbed. to be shipped to all points. The first consignment goes to Derby, Conn.
 Look our specials oyer on Dollar Day. It's worth while. The Lee & Osgood Co.--adv.
 Bidwells from Connecticut attended the 22d annual reunion of descendants of Jacob Bidwell held at the Chauncey Gaser homestead at East Sidney, N. r.. Wednesday,
 Concert by Tubbs' Military band to- night at the roque grounds. Rockwell Street-adV.
 At the D. A. R. museum. the old Jo- seph Carpenter shop on Norwich Town green, which. is open to the public. Mrs. Louis A Wheeler will be in charge Sat urday afternoon from to 5.
 During September Bishop Milan will confirm large classes on the 11th at Mystic. St Patrick's church, at D m., and on the 18th at Stonington. St. Mary's church. at 1o.3O a. m.
 Big cargo, fresh fish now at Osgood s wharf. at about ten o'clock, cargo of tunny fish will arrive.-adv.
 Owing to camp meeting at Willimantic there will be no services at the Holland Federated church next Sunday. num- Der of the congregation will attend the meetings at the camp ground
 Norwich parcel post clerks are bothered by persons who forget the new rule that no insured parcel will be accepted for shipment unless securely wrapped and tied. This means suitcases also.
 Tuesday, Sent. 7th, there will he an all-day teachers meeting at Ellington. when all the teachers in the Bolton dis trict will be required to be present. Leon C. Staples, the supervisor. will preside.
 Railroad mems hereabouts continue to critieise the inequalities in wages. The ''hostiers 7 who shovel coal in the round houses get more. in proportion, than the station and ticket agents and telegraph | CTS.
 Two Mystic men, James Foley mad John | Mashana, were in Norwich Tuesday look | ing over farms. MT. Foley thinks that the chances on farm are good. East | Great Plain was the place the two men visited.
 The weekly report Thursday to loca druggists. who have ha dnarrov margins of profit since the war began, showed 1 decline in the prices of 9 number ot | drugs, while others have advanced during the week.
 An open air meeting held "Wednesday evening in Central park. Rockville, unde1 | the auspices of the Connecticut socialis labor party was fairly well patronized | H. M. Licftenstein of Boston was tn, principal speaker.
 Band concert and big exhibition gamt at roque grounds, Rockwell street, O. l night-adv.
 A number from Norwich visited Mysti l art exhibit Thursday, when the commtte, in the tea room was Mrs. Harry C. Corn wall, chairman, Miss Mary Coates, Mrs Moves Palmer, Miss Annie Greenman ant | Mrs F. A. Coates.
 The Daughters of the American Revo lution are to observe the anniversary 0 the battle of Groton Heights on the 6tl of September, Anna Warner Bailey chap 1 ter of Groton and Stonington having in vited tine Norwich Daughters to attend At the recent national convention 0 the Knights of Columbus in New Yorl it was decided that the permanent head quarters will remain in New Haven. Fo the new headquarters which will be bull ed.
 Noank, interested in croquet for 6 years, is watching the progress of tn national roque tourn ament in Norwich The late Henry Ward Ranger. noted art summer home made into a croque ground of cement
 The first tobacco of this season growth to be taken from the sheds Ii Ellington was three acres of shade-grow, whc hwas taken down on the Silberher plantation Tuesday. MT. Dolan, the fore man, says there was no sign of sweat i spite of the damp weather
 At Coventry this CFriday) evening A ]. Brundage of the Connecticut Agricul l tural college and F. F Tucker colint