Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

MISS .OIlNe 6lSnOp or 1dnt1C IS SpSnQ- ing weeks vacation at Lords Point.
 Warren street has been improved by the recent application of coat of tarvia-
 Vines about the town hang heavy with grapes, which are ripening early and fast.
 A wide new cement walk is being laid along the property at the Thamesville store
 A garden always attractively kept is that at the home of Mrs. David Anderson on Church street
 Dollar Day only, Hot Water Bottle, s1. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 Sunday next is the Communion. Sunday for the Rosary and Scapular society of St Patrick's church.
 Mrs Jerome Burdick of Norwich has been a guest m the home of Sheridan J, Burdiek in Voiuntown.
 Among patients discharged from the hospital in New London this week was John Mitchell of Mystic.
 James E. Lord has sold to Edward L. Armstrong of Norwich lot No. PSI on Skipper street, Lords Point.
 Rev. G. B. Spalding, now at Stoning- ton, will preach Sunday morning at Cali lee chapel at Eastern Point.
 Pint Vacuum Bottle, S3c Saturday only. The Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 There was rain Wednesday night and a brief shower Thursday afternoon, just to keep up the St. Swithin tradition.
 During the three days of the county fair James W. Mallett will have entire charge of all the tents on the grounds.
 Rose Rho of Pennington has returned home after undergoing treatment at the Norwich state hospital for the past 10 months
 It is noted in Hartford society news that MT. and Mrs. Jerome Mayer (Sadie Plaut) of Oxford street are at the Hotel Ambassador, Atlantic City.
 Delegates from Connecticut are atetnd- ing the filth annual convention of the National W, c. T. [. which opened it's sessions Thursday in San Francisco. $1 Durham Duplex Razor, s9c, Dollar Day. The Lee X Osgood Co.-adv.
 During Thursday the members of the Twentieth regiment. Connecticut Volun- teers association, held the 56th annua, reunion in Cheshire at Grange hall.
 Moosrp residents NIT. and Mrs. Charles F. Campbell and Mrs. Emma Potter, re- gently visited at Block Island, making the trip on the steamer Nelseco II from Nor wich.
 Norwich people certainly cannot com plain of trolley service this summer There is half-hour service on the Mont vile line from 4.45 a. m. to 7.45 p. m daily.
 The cement runway to the waterwhee that furnishes power to run the Laure Glen mill cracked recently, and work 1T the mill has been stopped until repairs are made.
 Blauds Pills and Cascara Tablets, 2sc hundred. Dollar Day. The Lee & Os- good Co.-adv.
 During Wednesday afternoon. wher Mrs. William H. Dawley was hostess al the D. A. I. museum at Norwich Town there were 15 visitors. including one from Minneapolis.
 MT. and Mrs. Chauncey Pendleton. Mir and Mrs. George Pendleton, Joseph Pen dleton and Albert Conklin of Preston art spending the week at Plainfeld cottage Lords Point.
 Merchants here learn that meeting tt consider the American valuation plan hal been called by the National Council o American Importers and Traders for Aug 24 at New York.
 At Ellington Tuesday Leon Peck, vhil, hanging tobacco in his fathers shed slipped and fell a distance of 20 feet striking on a wagon and cutting gasl in the back of his head.
 Gillette Razor and Twinplex stropper for $5. Dollar Day only. The Lee & Os good Co.-adv.
 A theft case in Rockville at the Ameri can house last Sunday morning. whel S70 was taken from the clothes of thre guests, remains unsolved. The police hay, sent out notices in search of a man want ed in the case. Since prohibition was enforced, tn. charges at town alnshouses hereabout have decreased in numbers to a notice able degree. There are but 55 in Nor wich almshouse. about 18 at Windham and 20 at New London.
 MT. and Mrs. John M. Daggett, resi- dents of Rockville for a number of years will celebrate their golden anniversar- at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Jesse Dag l gett of 2s Woodland street, North Man chester, Saturday, Aug. 27.
 25c Tooth Brush and 25c Tooth Paste | both for 25c, Dollar Day only. The Le, | Ss Osg Ood Co.-adv.
 A final decision by congress regardin the dye license plan in the tariff bill i expected to improve conditions in tn market for intermediates and colors an bring a larger demand from consumer | their trade papers informed wholesal dye and drug men Thursday.
 County '. M. c. A. secretaries are al tending the summer sessions of the Ns tional r. M. c. A. at Silver Bay, Lax George, this week and next. The annus meetings of the Y. M. c. A workers ar held at Silver Bay for the United State Canada and a few ovgsea places. The James l. Crawford block en Mai street, being rer1odeled for the Kies con pany, will be ready for occupancy abou the middle of September. Before ths date the city will probably renovate an reopen Doxology lane, the convenient pal sageway connecting Main and Churc streets.
 A great many bargains for Dolla Day. Come in and look them over. Tn Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 New England mills have searche through Pennsylvania, and the mills j l that state have sent out automobile scou through New England to find weaver The closing down of the industry la year and the early months of this year | responsible for WeaVerS drifting ava from their regular work to farms ar shore resorts.
 For the older residents of the town Sprague who remember Charles s. Whi man, once resident there and pupil ] Norwich Free Academy, there is intere in the society note from Newport th Olive, daughter of the ex-governor
 New York, and Mrs. WhitHan, won We' in he
 Bailey's Beach for cups offered by Fra cis Roche, modelling a donkeys head.
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