Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-24

Norwich, woanesday, Aug. s4, 1881.
VARIOUS MATTERS
sht vehicle lamps at 7.o5 o'clock this

had two ribs fractured when a piant fell nhim
 No Girl Scout meeting is to be helt at the Central Baptist church untf September 7th.
 At the D. A. R. Museum this CWed nesday) afternoon the hostess will bt Mrs. Roy D. Judd.
 A correspondent mentions that George c. Lane of Stafford Springs, spent Sun. day in Mystic and Noank.
 Tn a few gardens about town the beau. tiful pink nations. generally associat. ed with salt marshes, are in bloom.
 Miss Ruby R, Park has returned tc North Stonington from a visit with hel uncle and his family on Gull Island.
 J. P, Elfgren of the New York Cen. trai ofdce, has been spending a weeks vacation at his theme in East KiI1ingly
 The weather appears to be on New Time, for the cool mornings and hot r1id-days are more like September than August
 The Min Outlet are selling S6-in. cord cd dimities, crossbars and stripes, just the thing for school wear, at S5c per yd adv.
 Friends learn that Mrs. Charles W Gale, who has been seriously i'll for many months, is now able to take short automobile rides.
 There were over 30 members of the Fryer family present at the Fryer fam Ey reunion held Saturday at Seaside Park in Bridgeport.
 The berry season at North Sterling is over and the men who have been taking the berries to Providence have no had very paying business.
 Several Connecticut women have been appointed members of the Woman's Ma tional Foundation, which Is to have it's home in Washington, D. c.
 Residents in the nelghborhoed of the Greeneville street improvements -- com plain of the fact that the work is so slow and that the confusion does not seem likely to end very soon.
 Most windfa.l apples are being saved for immediate use or canning by farmers familites heresbouts, wth thoughts in mind of the short crop and the proba- ble winter price.
 Tuesday was a very favorable day for Gurdon P. KimbaF, who was taken to Bacxus hospital last week following a cerebral hemorrhage. He is now able to be up and about
 The weekly luncheon of the New Lon don Rotary club will be omitted to- day Wednesday, and on Thursday the Rotarians will go to Oswegatchie for their annual outing.
 Captain Henry Laneworthy. of No ank, of the schooner William Morse, ar- rived at Fulton market, New York. the other day, with 2,5oo bluefsh caught in six hours in ten drags.
 Elder Richard Allen Reid of Salt Lake City, Utah, and Elder Byron Manshire of Mt. Pleasant, Uth, have been in Windham county towns on missionary work for the church of Latter, Day Saints.
 The office of Drs. Boynton & Bovn. ton will be closed from Aug. 20th un+i Sept. 6th.-adv.
 The monthly magazine nuoIsbed h, the Daughters of the American RevoIIi- ton has been placed in the Wheeler School library, North Stonington. bv Mrs. Abbie B. Phillips, gife member of the society.
 According to the reports or the sts+. tobacco men, eighty Der cent of +b, crop Is housed and with two wAaLs o, good weather the full crop will be safe owing to the warm summer the harves is much earlier than usual.
 Dance at FitchvrN Friday. spel1rosn, orchestra--adv.
 A meeting was held at the week en, | of the Southern division" an oreaDi zation of Red Men composed of twen ty-two tribes of the order in tn | southern part of Connecticut. with ! combined membership of 5000.
 The Old Lyme artists have been meet | ing with better success this wear tbs, | at any time since they nrst started inc, exhibitions. They sold twelve nor | pictures last week and the door re ceipts have been very satisfactory. Local merchants who have been dow, | to get pointers on style state that buver and wholesalers who have returned iron | the Paris openings report several i'm | portant style changes one being tha | longer skirt lengths were emphasized
 In the society news at Newport if i noted that Charles P. Williams of Sion | ington, who is to be one of the iIdpe | ia the coming horse show, has take, | apartments at Hill Top inn diIrinp hi stay, He will be accompanied by hi | family.
 At Mystic invitations have been is sued by MT. and Mrs, Albert L. Georg | of Library street to the marriago 2 their daughter, Helen and Nathan Bro71, of Mystic, Saturday Sept. 3, at I T m, at the home of MT. and Mrs George.
 A former Stafford Springs princins- H. Miles Cody, chief inspector of school in New Jersey and former principal 2 Saybrook, has joined the members . his family who are making a few weeks visit at their former home on River road Old Saybrook.
 The United Sites Civil Service com mission announces an examination 10 translator on Sept. 21. A vacancy I, the Bureau of of Foreign and Domesti Commerce, of the Department of Com merce, Washington, D. C., will be file, from this examination at s1,S0o a year
 The state Fremen's Association fund though heavily drawn upon, is in goot condition. During the year, 15S claims amounting to $12.377.91, were pail through the comptroller; of this amour Sb044.62 was for death and disahflft- and S5.333.2s for orphan benefits.
 The wedding of Miss Eleanor P. LOT and Rev. Howard Champe. the nasto, will be held in Hebron Congregations church October 12, at noon. All thei friends have been invited to the cere mony, and to the reception to be hs. after the ceremony in the chapel
 Block Island swcxd, blue, founders white halibut, butterfish, sca1lops, clans salt cod and Holsters, at Powers Bros.- adv.
 The question of providing canp4n facilities for motor tourists which ha been under consideration in a numbe of Connecticut cities and by the boar | Of governors of The Automobile club C New Haven win be taken up at th