Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1921-07-30

VARIOUS MATTERS


Light vehicle lamps at 7.ss o'clock this
evening.
Today Saturday is to be Old Home
Day at Moosup pond.
David Sherman of New York has leas-
ed the Lustic farm at Hebron for three
years.
Lights are being turned on earlier.
The length of the day has decreased As
minutes
The Eagieville baseball team is to play
the somers team this Saturday. after
noon az Scners.
1t is mentioned that Theodore Brand
| OF Norwich is spending a few davs with
relatives IN Union.
Special values in sword1sh. mackerel
and halFout today. Heavy Holsters al
50, at Powers Bros.-adv.
The Robinson Manning family re-
union is announced for August 9th at r
R. Manning's. Norths Franklin
The fishermen who came home to tha
Shore towns from over the sound renortei
a small run Of big blues. Only a few were
landed.
The end of July VIII see the changing
of guests at shore hotels and lessees Of
cottages and camps, new arrivals taking
their praces.
Edward Snow, principal Of the Putnam
High School and a number of boys are
camping off Langworthy avenue, at
Lords Point
Beginning August 1st, radio message
rates to Germany will be reduced from
So cents to rs cents per word, it was
announced Friday.
Many fields Of oats have matured and
for week have been ready for harvest
ing. The season is two weeks ahead
of the customary time.
Twenty-Five candidates have been nom
mated thus far for the seven places to
be filled in New London's new council.
The election will take place in Septem-
Der
In the house furnishing line, a change
from plain papers of single color to
much more elaborate tapestry papers for
the fan is predicted by wall paper deal
ers.
To close out stock of Swiss imported
organizes, 45-inch wide, all colcrs, while
they last, rec per I'd, at Mil Outlet
Stores Co.-adv.
The Compromised cooling shower"
! arrived Friday afternoon and evening
breaking the spell of hot wave which
had prevailed for seven consecutive
days.
The hostess at the D. A. r. Museum
at Norwich Town Green this Saturday
; afternoon, will be Mrs. Elisha E. Rog-
) ers, former regent of Faith Trumbur1
chapter.
, An East Killingly correspondent OBJ.
serves that Dick Knapp moved into a
: hornets nest over in the Sparks district
few days ago and now has a more
brilliant war record than Champion
Dempsey.
George Hyde Of New York has been
at Plainfeld. in conference with F. H.
. Tllinghast and others interested II
Plainfeld Academy reunion; which thi,
year will be held the first Thursday liz
) September.
n The mail clerks on the Valley trains
= will work one week on and off-that is
< they will cover the job to and from
I Hartford twice a day changing at Saw
brook Junction and starting and end
ing at Hartford.
t We have received another lot nj
checked high grade percales so much in
e demand, one yard wide and fast colors at
Csc per yard at Mill Outlet, Is Bath
' street.-adv.
Burglars entered, the home Of JOSEPH
Francis who lives in the Gorton plac.
on Plainield road the other day and
made away with an Unknown amount o
= money. Mr.. Francis was at work in tn,
: mill at the time.
: A field day and reunion of the Eft
ty-Sixth Regiment, Coast Artillery. is t
! be held at Pleasure Beach. Bridgenort
7. Sunday, August 2S, when plans for tn
II organization of the regimental associatio
will be perfected.
The Mich Gallery, New York. has +
interesting summer exhibition of fin,
pictures, % canvases by various artist.
u including Emil Carlson and Childe Has
sam, OF the Lyme colony, also one b,
: he late J. Alden Weir, of Windham.
r The United States Civil Service com
mission announces for August II an e.
animation for mineral examiner, men. AZ
z Il to 50, for vacancies in the Genera
Land Office Service, for duty in the fell
at entrance salaries ranging from S1,62
to 81,
Before Justice Thatcher Thursday. 3
Somers, in the case Of an automobile az
cident Of Sunday night, Eugene ]. Boul
que of Baltic, pleaded not guilty to rex,
less driving and at an excessive rate c
speed, but was found guilty and fine
> $50 and costs of $2S41 which he paid.
ID ]. K. Robinson, Jr, president of ii
Gallaudet Aircraft Corporation, forme
"a ly located in Norwich, was elected IRE,
ident of the Manufa cturers' Aircraft A!
ISOLATION at the annual meeting he
Thursday at the general offices of til
association, sos Fifth avenue, New Yor
Fair argoes of general freight Al
being carried both ways by Steamer Car
. Cod on the Norwich-New York linz. mil
in Versailles, Jewett City and Willima1
tic sending much freight that way. IT
steamer has its own trucks in Norwfc
which insures safe and prompt deliver
The Moosup Journal says Mrs. Ye
Lew was in town Tuesday and soldtt
laundry business Of the late Mr. Lev
Mrs. Lew plans to spend the SUNNI
with her sister, Mrs. Maine at Mort
Stonington and in the fall to act
houskeeper for another sister in Yves
erly.
Women are forgetting their old s
perstitious dread of peacock feather
which millinery buyers now find PROF
ises to play noticeable part in the DO
ular millinery plumage for fall. and
number of unusual fancies have be
On contrived by the trimmings designers
meet theexpeted demand.
West Stafford residents, Mr.. and NJ
F. A. Lasbury, Mr.. and Mrs. Spenc
Broadway and three children and Mr.. a
Is. Mrs. LaVergue Dimock and two oh
ice dren were recent visitors at Gee
om beach. going down on the east side
the river from Norwich, visiting F.
Ter GriswoTd at Groton and returning on t
IN west side
The recent lawn party at the K.
lie G.. Home, held by the Norwich Bran