Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-20

Narwish, Saturday. Aug. 20. 1881.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Roof and pfun15sne repairs are in pre- gress at Slater Memorial and the Con verse Art Gallery
 The Salvation Army at New London will shortly institute a cAmcaign for s5,oee, wanted for lccal work.
 Dance tonight at Canterbury Grange hall, Moreys orchestra. .-Adv.
 The week has proved good for the peach, crops and picking at Kitemaug cr- ehards will begin in few days.
 These are the days when town school committees are engaged in securing teachers for the coming school year.
 At the end of persect day, Friday, Norwich merchants were busy on stock displays for Dollar Day, today Csatur- dsy).
 s1 Durham Duplex Razor, esc- Dollar Day. The Les osgood cc.-adv.
 With only two Sundays remaining of the summer season, crowds will visit the beaches tomorrow, given favorable weather.
 The tvertv-sixth annual reunion of the Fowler family was held at Middle field town hall, Wednesday, with 11c present.
 If is mentioned that Mrs. Joseph s. Whistler and Mrs. George winthrop Fci- son, of Lenox, are ing Old Lyme for the art exhibition.
 Pint Vacuum Bottles, ssc, Saturday only. The Lee & oseced Co+-adv.
 Because of the funeral of-Hft8 Martha A. Ward, assistant librarian, the Otis library is to be closed this Saturday. afternoon from 5 te 1.
 Charles H. Brown, of Warren street, Norwich, has offered the town of Led yard a site for the needed new school house at Gales Ferry.
 Blauds Pills and Cascars Tablets, 2sc hundred. Dollar Day. The Lee oegeod Co.-adv.
 An Attawaugan resident, Mrs. Arthur Lannaville, who has been in i'll health for some time has entered Sanatorium in Norwich, for treatment.
 The freight service on the main line of the New Haven Road has shown some improvement this week. The number of trains is increasing daily.
 At Noank Mr. and Mrs William Bish- op celebrated the 18th anniversary of their marriage at their home Tuesday evening, entertaining SC guests. Gillette Razor and Twinp1ex stropper for s5, Dollar. Day only. The Lee & Os- good Co.-adv.
 An assorted lot of motor vehicles cap. tured by the federal authorities in va rious liauor raids about the state, vii be sold at auction In New Haven lat. in August.
 Mrs Charles P. Morse ard Miss F Eunice Morse of Cambridge, Mass, have returned home after spending six week; with Mrs. Morse's sister, Mrs. William { c. Haven, of Coventry. Mir and Mrs Frank Marquis anc daughter. Bettie, and Mrs. Dow B. Tal bot of Flushing, N. Y, formerly o1 | Norwich, are guests of Mir. and Mrs. Oti: Chapman at Crystal Lake.
 25c Tooth Brush and 25c Tooth Paste both for 25c, Dollar Day only. The Lee 6 Osgood Co.-adv. Leo Mcfarland, of Manchester, l conductor for the Connecticut Company | has a nervous breakdown and Probat ! Judge Hyde has signed papers commit l ting him to the Norwich State Hospital The tennis tournament held on th ] Inn>court at Weskapaug, proved of es | pecisl interest to both guests and cot tagers. and the finals were won by ( ". Walker with Miss Marion Bonnet runner-up.
 A great many bargains for Do1ls | Day. Come in and look them over. Tn Lee & Osgood Co.-adv.
 Norwich golfers were at Eastern Poir Friday when Tommy Armour, folme Scotch and French amateur go.f chan pion, and H R. Lebiond, of Cinci1nat met as the fnalists in the annual Sher ecossett championship.
 pr. Isaac NJ. Agzrd, dean of straigt college. New Orleans. for many year principal of the Rockville Nigh schoo and Mrs. AsSrd are to spend part ( the month as guests of the latter's sis ter Miss E. Jennie Chaftee at Stafford vile
 Some more of those heavy lobster Block Island sword, founder, blue, east ern salmon and halihut. strictly fir. class stock at Powers Bros.-adv.
 cabaret Thusday evening at Teuan town hall was given for the benefit ( a fund for French orphan. who supported by Miss Bessie Ludlow an Miss Alice Hall. There was a continl ous entertainment and dancing durin the evening.
 1 Today Saturday, the 200 Cathol pastors of this diocese will return I their parishes. after spending the wee In spiritual retreat at keySer Islam South Norwalk. Next week the 200 jr nior priests will spend in meditation ar prayer at Msnresa Seminary there. Large variety/of stamped goods, ruI ners, pillow tops, linen clothes, bal , dresses, etc, for S1, at Wonan's E, change Dainty lunch for weary shc ! pers-adv.
 The United States Civil Service COT
 mission announces an examn%sion f
 reconstruction. assistants in physiothe apy and oocupa tional therapy for V
 cancies in the Public Health Servi
 throughout the United States, at C
 trance salaries ranging from $500 ) Ssso a year, with quarters, subsiSten and laundry.
 The Middletown Press says: While T
 turning from the meeting of the Mayor
 association in Hartford, Mayor Herbe
 M. Lerou. of Norwich, accompanied
 former Mayor Timothy c. Murphy al
 City Treasurer s. H. Reeves, stopped
 to pay their respects to Mayor Come . and incidentally to invite him to t next gathering of the association . Norwich in October.