Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-15
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Norwich, Friday. July IS, 1921.
VARIOUS MATTERS

' bill unpaid after the 20th-adv
 Norwich dealers are offering patrons some unusually fine raspberries, black and red.
 Sunday next is the Communion Sum day of the Rosary society of St. Pat ricks parish.
 Low temperature, less humidity and a refreshing breeze Thursday afternoon made life worth living again. l Cornelius Miner and John W. Lord are appointed appraisers of the estate of Joseph Kavanaugh of Lords Point.
 The anniversary of the Fall of the Bastile, <he French national holiday, was commemorated by French citizens Thurs day
 At Mantle Sunday. July IT, Mrs. Isa- bel Bradley of Boston is to be the speaker and message bearer at Pine Grove.
 Henry B. Plant of $40 Park avenue, New York, and Eastern Point has been elected presiden of the Shennecossett Country club.
 Two weeks of fog in the shore towns have left houses so damp that many housekeepers are keeping up a fire for I part of each day.
 It is mentioned that Frederick and Asha Hyde of Uncasvil1e are spending the summer vacation with L. H. Linde- man and family at East Woodstock.
 Central Baptist school outing, Ocean Beach, July 1Sth-Trolley leaves Frank lin square 9.45. Tickets at Cranston s. I-adv.
 Che of the speakers at the midsummer conference of ministers in New York Wednesday was Prof Benjamin w. Bacon of Yale, formerly of Norwich
 When the hokey pokey man reaches Union square. these hot afternoons or evenings, he finds the waiting jitney drivers good patrons of his ice cream , cones.
 Railroad men learn that officials in conference in New York Thursday con- sidered methods of reducing the annual loss of $2o, 900 o00 from freight car rob- berries.
 J. J. McElroy, president of the Howe : Scales company of New York and w. D. Finch and son of Greenwich are at H. A 3 Eddy's in Eastford, near Crystal Lake for 10 days
 About 45 medical men have been i1 New Haven from various parts of tht : country taking an examination before the examining board of the Connecticut Ec lectic Medical association. The legislature ct the session jus e closed adopted an act constituting a new d and separate system of juvenile courts = although the act does not become eff IT fective until Jan. 1, 1922. F The Groton Savings bank. Mystic, hal q among five accounts unclaimed for 2 years the following: Everett Chapman 6 Thompson; address, Ledyard, Conn. S book No. 71S7, amount $11.S3. s. The Bishop family summer reunion i IT to be held some time this month a ,- Madison, at the home of William Bishor tt This association meets twice a year, a e New Years and in the summer 7 ". A. Mclaughlin of BOA Fifth Ave U nue, New York, is holding a sale O '- waists skirts, sweaters, hats and tol coats at Stonington Manor Inn.-adv.
 Philip Riley has been transferred fror station 45. Stonington, in the life savin service, to station 5s, at Fishers Island 10 Henry C. Sanford, a No. man, was als l. sent to station 5s from station 45. 'E Rev. William S. Beard. D. D., fornerl ~l of Willimantic, secretary of the Congrt 'o gational Home Mission society, Ne iu York, is to be the preacher at tt
 United Congregational church Sunday. = At Noank, Bartholomew weIch brotl A CT of Supt. Charles WeIch of the Ross | velvet mill in the village, has purchase
 the house owned by Miss Abbie Fish c
 Elm street. generally known as the Ad
 line Fish place
 The United States civil service comn1i sion announces for July 30 an examin;
 ton for warehouseman. under the sign
 officer, Second corps area, New York, r, for duty at the army supply bas . Brooklyn, at $1,33O.25 per annum. - State motor vehicle department dep,
 ties could do some profitable detecti1
 work if they were to ride in the vario,
 sections of Norwich and take note
 how many men and women drive reel
 lessly past a standing trolley car.
 The Danbury News has this item " local interest: Misses Harriet B. Aver = and Maria W. Ayerill of Terrace pla are visiting friends in Plymouth, Mas TX where they are attending the terce T. tenary celebration of the landing of u 2 Pilgrims
 -ol The National Aniline and Chenic -o company has issued for manufacturers new edition of dyers formulas, givil
 the approved recipes for matching u
 standard shades as shown in the 19
 fall season card of the Textile Col
 Card association.
 = A South Woodstock corresponde
 mentions that Rev. and Mrs Edwin ' A0 Bishop and family of Lansing, Mic
 have been spending few days with M
 Bishops cousin. Wendell Phillips [ Bishop is a native of Norwich and is QI preach here July 24.
 The Stonington Mirror has discover
 the following cooling item in it's Myst
 news in 1873: I. D. Miner, returnil
 from visit to Coleraine. Mass, said t
 last of the snow in that place, where
 feet fell during the winter, did not d
 appear until the 11th of June.
 According to present plans of the lea
 ing factor in the vooHen marke- t
 opening will take place either July $ or the following Monday, Aug. 1. st
 pies and all wool grades will first
 shown for the new season, to be f
 lowed within two weeks by worsted fa
 cies.
 .t In some towns of the state potato
 have advanced in price 25 per ce
 within space of three or four da
 From $4 barrel, the wholesale pr leaped suddenly to $6, the ascribed r, son being the hot weather, which ma
 shipments from the south practically i
 possible.
 Arthur Adj, the Is year old son
 MT: and Nrs. Joseph Adj of Chestl ---- street, who has been at Backus hospi
 since noon, July 4th, receiving treatm MI for badly lscerated scalp received IVA motorcycle accident, is making stes
 recovery and will be able to return ho 50 in day or two. ro Archie M. Meigs. milk inspector. OO returned to Fair Haven from 2o0-n
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