Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-03
VARIOUS MATTERS


 teraber 3rd. having began July s5th. The first teachers meeting for somers will be held at the LonGviIle school at Ellington, September sth.
 Bicycles selling below cost. Pendletcn's 4s Breadway.-adv.
 Because of banks, libraries and stores cioslng Lanor Day there will be rush or business today (Saturday).
 A Piainheid patient. Miss Blanche Starkweather, Is at the Backus hospital Norwich, for treatment for appendici tis. This (saturday) afternoon the hos tess at the D. A. R. Museum at Norwich Town Green will be Mrs. Daniel NJ. Lester.
 The mercury was not mudh above 90 degrees during Friday, but the exces sive humidity vexed and wilted helpless humanity.
 The Sterling ban team is to play at Rocky Point today (saturday) at the annual field day by the U. S. Finishing Company.
 Bicycles at ss2.so each. pendleton's 45 Brosdway.-adv.
 All the Noank lobstermen and otter trawlers were out this week and did we'll Wholesalers are now giving 27 cents a pound for Holsters.
 Mrs. Ruth olds, who has been spend- | ing the summer. at the home of Miss Alice Kiiman of Thompson, has returned to her home in Manchester.
 Dance tonight. Canterbury Grange hall Morey's orchestra--adv. 1 At special meeting of Baker chan ter, o. E. S., of Stafford Springs. Sen tember 9th, the grand worthy matron Is to make her official visit
 Fred Pitts and family are moving from Warrenville to Ashford Center, where Mir. Fitts win be near his par ents, Mr. and Mrs. John Fitts. Because of the intense heat of early September, some of the wiseacres are predicting swing to the other extreme and an exceptionally cold winter.
 Dance, Palmer hall. Fitchville, Satur- | day night, Sept. 3rd-adv.
 Steamer City of LoweT, former queen l of the Sound on the Norwich Line to New York, Is being run for Sunday ex- cursions from Pier 40 to Bridgeport
 An honor graduate of Norwich Free | Academy in the class of 1921. Miss NJ rian Church, has entered the nurses training class at Lawrence hospital New London.
 Growers are reminding housewives | that a peach in the can is worth two in the bush. The Elberta season is now at it's height and may not last over | ten days.
 small observatory is being erected on his residence on Church street, Nor wieh, by W. Tyler oIcott, whose inter- est in and knowledge concerning the stars is well known.
 A military burial for Harry sayles who was killed in France, is to be held at the cemetery in Oneco Sunday, un- der the auspices of Ernest Godreau post, American Legion.
 Choice oysters, alive and boiled lob. sters, steaming clans, blackf1sh. butter fish and fresh caught sword from Block Island to Powers Bros.-adv.
 There promises to be a great rush ot ! visitors into Connecticut today (Satur dsy) forever the holiday, as many of. fees and some stores in New York clos ed Friday until Tuesday next. The condition of F. F. Brown, of He hron. who was seriously injured in a col lision at Westchester last Saturday ant was taken to the Middlesex hospital, re- mains unchanged. His recovery is doubt ful.
 It is noted at South Manchester tha Faith and Phyllis Fallows, daughter of Mrs. James Fallows. IT,, returne' recently, after a stay of ten days w;i1 their aunt, Mrs. Herman Montie, at Gov entry Lake.
 Truck after Nuck load of cucumber has been carted through Manchester tn past week on their way to the pick, factory at Silver Lane. These cucum bers are raised by farmers in Verno \ and Ellington.
 At Central Village, Miss Hazel Pur wis, of Norwich, a graduate nurse fror Lawrence hospital was a guest at tn home of Mfr. and Mrs E. J. Gallaghe during the week, Mrs. Gallagher recent . being under her care.
 Deputy Jailor A. Esten Clough. ( Holland, and Mrs. Clough, accompanie by Mr. and Mrs Smith of Rockvill 3 took an automobile trip over the NJ hawk Trail, to Vermont, Lake Georg Y and other places in New York. A leading dealer explains that ant fur coats are donned women will wal white kid gloves and a good-sized bu n mess in six-button lengths is being don Straps will again he good, as will nove ]. ty backs If they do not go to the e, trerne.
 By request of Ernest Godreau DOS No. s1, American Legion, all flags pubic buildings and staffs in Moosu Sterling and Oneco will be flown at Ina mast from sunrise to sunset Sunday. Sc . tember 4th in honor of Hary sayIes wi paid the supreme sacrifice on the fife of battle.
 Relatives learn that Mrs. Fitch " Allen, formerly of Norwich Town, le .s Houston, Texas, Friday, on her way n spend q vacation with her son-in-lsw al Is daughter, Mir. and Mrs. William B. M Id Lane, of Portland, Me, who, with tht little daughter. are at Sebago Lal Cumberland county, Me N The United States Civil Service COT mission announces an exahination f highway economist at a salary rangi
 frem s2,4eo to s3,eoo a year and f
 assistant highway economist at $500
 S2,4ee a year for, vacancies in the B reau of Public Roads, Department
 Agriculture, Washington, D. c.
 Tn the preliminary golf matches t
 past week at Stafford Springs for t
 captains cups in the first division,
 H. Valentine defeated A. J. Smith.
 the second division C. Fl. Moore defeat
 Fl. Hansen, David, Mitchell defeated C.
 Brown and William Park defeated Jam
 Shepard (the last match was played