Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-29
VARIOUS MATTERS
lv 2sth is St. Martha's day.


 July 2sth is St. Marthas day.
 Light vehicle lamps at S.Ss this eVen-' ing.
 Noank fishermen learn that hatish are selling in New York markets for szo barrel.
 Marigolds, zinneas, petunias and oth- CT hardy flowers are late but proilhc this season.
 Dance at Palmer hall, Fitchville, Fri day evening, July SO-adv.
 The July moon, which was full on the lst, fulls again tomorrow, tie 3Oth. at 7.1s p. m.
 A number of residents of Windham county towns are attending Douglass camp meeting.
 Some thrifty looking corn in the gar den at Miss Rose G. Flint's, on Chest nut street. is in tassel
 Neighbors consider the garden at James W. Mallett's, on West Main street one Of the best in that section.
 The fishermen off Watch Hill are mak- ing good catches these days and there appears to be an abundant supply or Holsters.
 A Potter Hill, R. l., correspondent mentions that Miss Ella Andrews leaves this week for a visit with her brother in Versailles.
 Stock dealers were in Grisweld on Tuesday at the big sale of the 5. F. Billings place, the property Of otto Anderson.
 The Young Women's Social circle of Groton had an all day meeting We'd nesday with Mrs. Woodward at the Odd E'aIIouS' home FairyieY r Wednesday proved another sample of the very best quality of dog day, the mercury keeping about at S2 degrees throughout the afternoon.
 At New London plans have been made for the reception and entertainment of ss boys and girls to arrive today CThursday) from New York
 Big cargo fresh fish, osgood's wharf, on sale until 10 o'clock evening.-adv.
 An anniversary requiem high mass for Hugh McCann, was sung in St. Patrick's church Wednesday at o'clock by the rector, Rev John H. Broderick.
 Pineapple packers consider this year to be the biggest year the industry has ever known, according to information received by Connecticut fruit dealers.
 Come Over Tonight, Dear. Ma bought a new vietrola VI, $500, at soc week at The Plaut-Cadden Co.-adv.
 Mrs. Byron Billings and daughter, Emeleine, of North Stonington, are the guests of Mrs. Billings parents MT. and Mrs Charles E. Newbury, of Mystic.
 Having completed renovating the ex- terior of the Greenberger block on Franklin street, painters are now busy on the interior of the thirteen apart ments.
 Passengers in electric cars which have to wait at Dewolf!s switch are getting the attention of swarms of mos quitoes occasionally when the evenings are warm.
 George Hilton of Springfield Mass, who June 1 was appointed superintend- ent of the Buck chicken farm at Vest ford. has resigned and has returned to Springfield.
 At Ellington, Postmaster Francis M. Charter is serving the patrons of the rural route this week, the carrier, L. c. Leach, being with Company C., c. s. G. in Mantle.
 Special terms can be arranged for your Victrola or Graphanola at The Plaut-C -Cadden Go. Wrae or call for particulars.-adv
 In and about Andover, Saturdays storm did much damage. There has been no telephorc service since. Several poles were torn out and splintered by the lightning.
 The first federal reserve distr'ct sn- n7unce1 Tuesday that the thrift stamps and war saving stamp sales to stlool children in Connecticut for the school year amounted to sS3,579.40. A meeting of the United woolen and Dress Goods Association will be held today (Thursday) at o'clock at thu Hotel McAlpin New York, according to | notifications sent out to members. Some of the younger classes in the | summer Bible school for Italian chil- dren being held in the chapel at the l Central Baptist church were given a picnic at Gardner Lake Wednesday.
 Mir and Mrs Lewis x Dean of Hub bard Woods, ILL, announce the mar riage of their daughter, Miss Myrtle Dean Delaney and Heaton Ridgeway 1 Robertson of Old Saybrook, July fl All the latest Victor and Columbia records now in stock, plays on all ma chimes. Mail orders filled same day. Free delivery. The Plaut-Cadden Co., adv.
 About fifteen members of the Boys and Girls club of Holland county arc attending the Junior Short course at Storrs College this week. Holland coun- ty was allotted twenty-five applica- tions.
 Lightning struck the house at Bolton belonging to George Wippert, Saturday afternoon, breaking through the south side fthe house and doing considera- ble damage to the rafters and uprights i inside.
 ! New flash boards replace those on the i Pawcatuck WaDlen mills dam, across the river, which were carried away last spring by ice and flood. This expense 1 incurred each spring of late years is considerable.
 1 Herman A. Winters, who has been i employed in the cost department of the signed to enter the employ of chemi- cal company of Brooklyn, N. Y. MT. Winters has been a prominent member of Rockville Elks. 1 Announcement has been made by MT. and Mrs. Philip C. Ross of New Lon don, of the engagement of their daugh- ter, Helen Elizabeth, to Henry Ray mond Stone of Meriden, just appointed head of the manual training department lof Choate School, Wallingford.
 The sewing circle meets at Mrs. - tonight and we will hear Faust" on the Victrola. Yes, she has joined The Plaut- Cadden Co.'S record club, s15.00 worth of records, s1.oO down, s1oo weekly.-adv.
 At a recent meeting of the Illinois C. E. union Miss Belle Goss of New Lon-