Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-16
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NerwicA, Tuesday, Aug. ls, 1921.
VARIOUS MATTERS

18th, at 1928 a. m.
 At Hebron Buell. Porter has sold his farm to Addison Frink of South Man chester. Stevens Studio is new open for busi- ness.-adv.
 Flower and vegetable gardens about town are at the height of their beauty just now.
 An occasional reckoning branch on the naples is reminder of the nearness | of autumn. Some of the sunnowers in local gardens are einulatinH Jacks beanstalk in growth this season.
 The annual street fair at Old Lyme this month is to be in general charge of Joseph s. Huntington.
 Several motor parties from Norwich have visited the state park at Hafnn1on- asset beach Madison.
 Monday morning was actually chilly I and throughout the beautiful day the mercury kept under 7e.
 l Spicy odors about residential streets just now indicate that the jelly making and preserving season is on.
 Repairs and renovations are going on at the home of Joseph vetrano, the former School rtreet school house. II Gilbert Mathewsop has returned to Mt. Hope from Pleasant View where he spent a week, visiting Mrs. Henrietta Mathewson.
 Y It is noted at Savbrook that R. P Stillman, baggage master at the junction was in Norwich the other day visiting his parents.
 Rev. Izetta B. Sears Hill of Boston was the speaker and message bearer al the Pine Grove Spiritualist camp meet ing Sunday.
 Miss Clara Hall of South Wilmington Is to sail in September with party et Dana Hall classmates and teachers fol a year in Europe.
 Local people who were at the beacf Monday noted the clearness of the ali and the unusual distance at which ob jects could be seen.
 News comes from Plainfeld that Hen " Dorrance Is able to be on the stree after a serious automobile accident a Willimantic last week.
 To the sorrow of many friends. Mis- Martha A. Ward, an assistant at the Oti Library, continues critically i'll at he home on West Thames street. A former Universalist pastor in Nor wich, Rev J. F. Cobb of South Wind ham. is supplying in churches in tha vicinity during the vacation period At Moosup Miss Maynard the ne7 district nurse will conduct a clinic . the Girls club rooms this (Tuesday afternoon for mothers and babies. Y Connecticut denti-ss are in Milwauke : in attendance at the National Dents Association. meeting. which opened Mor day and will last throughout the weel
 During the Sunday evening service 2 D Gales Ferry Methodist church, severs very pleasing violin solos were give c by Miss Elizabeth A. Lane, of Norwicl
 The new grass on the Little P1ai N continues to grow well, but portions ( Ithe parlllet are filtered with pieces ,i newspaper and other papers whic 4 would bear removing.
 While fishing off shore in Groton la. week, Fiery Thompson saw a shar c ! floating lazily on the water. He dre !. out his revolver and killed the big f1sl . It measured seven feet. MT. and Mrs. Joseph E. Carpenter ( q Fort Point announce the marriage l. ltheir daughter. Ruth Eldredge and / r Benjamin Hollister, which took plat August 2nd in Hartford, Conn, = The federal judges who will sit wit Judge Edwin s. Thomas at New Have today. August Is to hear the jitney ca es will be Martin T. Manning of Ne York and John C. Knox of New York.
 The Trading Cove woolen mill of J, seph Hall and Son continues one of Il busy and prosperous plants about No wich, the 175 employees mTking ful tinne-a 55-hour week on cassimeres ft mems wear.
 The Central Baptist young people ha an out door meeting Sunday night at o'clock, at the home of Miss Harri Williams, Francis Place. Miss El q genie A. Dean was leader and the top = was True Temperance in Heart ar Il Life'
 a Because Of trouble with the motor was impossible to use the organ at S "A Patrick's church Monday for the al h neunced high mass at 8, on the Feast S the Assumption Father Mooney req low mass and the choir sang una m companied.
 t, By invitation of Professor Frederic Slocum head of the department of a j. tronomy at Wesleyan university, u 2sth annual meeting of the America = Astronomical society will be held Van Vleck observatory, August Both Q x The third annual canoe carnival Crystal Lake Saturday afternoon was success. For the first time in years t l. Connecticut Co. put open cars on t
 Stafford line The total receipts of t
 lnterurban cars and the extra open ca for the day were about $sos. K Rev. Gypsy Smith, Jr., who, with 1 ,+ family, is spending the summer at N
 I,xr frya lr' when he supplied at the Central Bapt 1e church Sunday morning, preaching to
 large congregation, his eloquent serm
 being on Five Aspects of the Cross
 It was q native of Colchester, R
 Eugene Sullivan, who was called up - to perform the religious ceremony
 Port Chester, after Miss Mary KoF n and Oliver Quinby, the 19-year-old s
 of Frank H. Qinby, a wealthy New Yc
 architect were married Friday in Gret
 wieh, Conn. by a justice of the peace 1i. r EllinGton's new summer resort, La
 Bon Air, which in years past had a r
 utation for big frogs and turtles,
 gently furnished frog which measul
 seventeen inches long, and two turtl
 the combined weight of which was
 pounds. The turtles provided an
 cellent meal for some of those Hv near the lake.
 Relatives in Norwich learn that N
 Evelyn Nash Campbell is again
 resident of Evanston, Ill., after resid
 in Winnipeg, Canada, and Berl1el
 Calf, her husband having been re
 pointed manager at Evanston by
 firm with which he is associated. \
 Campbell is niece of Mrs. John IT
 of Laurell Hill avenue.
 
 MANS LIE GCRUsHED AS