Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-13
VARIOUS MATTERS
sht vehicle lamps at 7.51 o'clock this la

 tfifie ever quarter of an hour.
 Norwich dealers were featuring some l fine looking Alberta peaches Tuesday. A new lot of checkered batisce just re- eeived. the latest and coolest for dress, for Ssc, At Mill outlet-adv. Thk annual meeting of the Connecticut State Firemen's association is to be held in New Haven Aug. Is and IT. At the D. A. R. museum at Norwich | Town Green this (Wednesday) afternoon the hostess will be Miss Mary E. Wattles.
 MuEsy weather does not suit the grow efs of daSl;as, who find that blooms last but a short time in. the moist, heavy air.
 Dodbis faced Terry cloth. for draper ies; portieres or upholstering, on sale for Ssc per yard at Mill Outlet Stores Co.-adv.
 In spite of the heat Norwich rihysicians are finding comparatively little sickness, except the usual cases among infants shd the aged.
 Local people returning from New York visits are asking at the soda fountains for the new midsummer beverage, a yeast-cake in soft drinks.
 months mind mass of requiem for Michael Doherty was offered in St. Pat rfck's church Tuesday at eight o'clock by the rector, Rev. M K. May.
 A Central Village correspondent com plains: "John Barleycorn may be dead but some of his close relatives must be | living some where in this vicinity"
 The library association at Moosup has arlnounced that due to lack of funds the library will be open only Wednesday aft efnoon and evening closing Saturday. Plaihfeld residents. Elmer Greene and family and Turner Greene and family are at their cottage 'Iwantukum' on the PotoHomut road near Greenwich, R. L | A pretty lot of 45-inch embroidered batiste Will be on sale while they last at s5c per yard, at the Mill Outlet Stores Co., IS Bath street.-adv.
 l Prof. Allen Latham, of Norwich, is to | be one of the speakers August 5th at the field day of the Eastern New York Bee keepers association to be held in Syra- cuse county.
 4 Lenox correspondent notes that a former Norwich resident, Mrs. William A. Slater of Washington, D. C., has arrived at the Log Cabin, on Richmond Noun | tain, for the season.
 About thirty friends and neighbors of L. M. Reed. of Union, gathered at his home the other evening to celebrate his seventy-fourth birthday. The affair was a surprise to MT. Reed.
 Farmers in the shore towns having hay down have had hard luck as the fog has been so dense that the product has been soaking wet every day and there has not been enough sun to dry it.
 l ". A. Mclaughlin of BOA Fifth Ave, I New York, is holding a sale of waists skirts, sweaters, hats and top coats at Stonington Manor Inn.-adv. There was less humidity after noon + Tuesday and the mercury remained at about 76 degrees. so that there were few CT complaints about the moisture per centage as during the days before
 The yStly White RSbbon Banner is reminding all members of the W. c. T. U. of the field day and Connecticut Chautau- qua, at PlainviIle Camp Grounds, Friday July Is, with picnic lunch at 12.Se.
 Next to the nuisance of an intruding mosquito which btzzes inside, on a mug | gy night is the human pest who sits on I { piszza and keeps the neighb5rhood awake until dAybfeak, as he talks poli- tics wFsS his friends.
 While the Fail ribbon season has not opened yet, Connecticut manufacturers and jobbers are looking optimistically towafG a trade which they believe vii surely De as. good as during the frst six months of the year.
 The commercial acreage of late cob baEe in the United States is g per cent l less than the acreage harvested last year according to the forecast compiled b1 the Bursau of Crop estimates, Unitet States Department of Agriculture. Cold wave in each of our seven box es. Real fresh caught blue fish, sword salmon, shore steak cod, Cape Co
 nIackerel and claims, all well iced ant covered. Try Powers Bros. Phone Il
 or 777 for quality.-adv.
 The doub1e-steD open cars have beel ] giving ..the troueymen exercise dgurin, these hot days. The first change of tn steps on the MontvilIe line out of Nor { #ich is due to be made when the ca reaches the City Line at Thamesville
 Trappers get the tip that the date fo \ the next fur auction of the New York Flu
 Auction Sales Corporation has been SC for Aug. 29, is expected to last at leas
 g week. On sale will be belts of almos
 every kind, both domestic and foreign. III Members of the association learn tha
 when the board of directors of the Ma tional Dry Goods Association meets thi
 Wednesday, morning at the offices c
 the organization in New York. the tari
 will De one of the questions discussed. Both machines at the Montville box board plant of the Robert Gair compan have resumed operations. After fifty seven years this corporation has six grea plants, two in Illinois, two in New Tor state, one at Haverhill Mass. and tha
 at Montville.
 At a summer school session for nun who are teachers in parish schools a
 over the United States. being held at th
 Catholic University, Washington, D. C
 one of the instructors in English is Rot
 ert H. Mahoney. of Norwich, class (
 1921 of the university.
 Mrs. Richard Maine of North stonine
 ton is on her way to visit her sister, MT
 Joseph Stoddard at Creighton, Neb. Sh accompand MT. and Mrs. Fred Hartwic E and Mrs. Catherine Thomas of Taunton : Mass. Mrs. Stoddard (Julia Kilkenny q is former resident of Laurel Glenn s salesmen coming to Norwich state ths R optical goods. manufacturers are findin o the demand fer tortoise shell rimne 0 glasses growing less and less, and rimle.
 lenses taking tteir places. The reaso given by fepresentatives of this trade
 that the shell rin1n1ed glass was only
 fad.
 Il Today CWednesday) the sS children ;
 the County Home in Norwich are to l n given an automobile outing to Ocea Beach by the committee of the Cathol
 Social Welfare Bureau of which Mi,
 Mary c. Shannon is chairman. Mi ,S Gibson and assistants will accompar lt the children
 Mrs. Edgar Oscar Silver of West Orang
 N. J.. anneunces the engagement of h
 daughter, Miss Priscilla Warren Silver
 David Lincoln Luke, Jr., son of Mir ar
 Mrs. David Lincoln Luke Of Tarrytow1