Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS MATTERS
 Light vehicle lamps at 7.25 o'clock this evening.
 Aug 10th IS the feast day of St. Law renee, martyr.
 Motor parties from Norwich nave been attending the art exhibition at Old Lyme. Miss Marjorie winsor from Plainheld 1. is visiting her cousin, Miss Helen Heath, | at Harrington. R. I. | The descendants of MT. and Mrs Levi Rice held their annual reunion recently i at the grove at NoltE Granby. William o. Coulter. Bernard Hart and Misses Irene and Anna Preston are vis- iting a tSaybrook from Ardmore. Pa.
 Men are putting the foundation on the Seventh district schoolhouse at Somers, which has just been moved to the center.
 A the D. A. R. museum on Norwich | Town green the hostess this Wednesday, afternoon will be Mrs. Herbert w. Gai- lup.
 A Rockville man who has just received a shipment of parrots from Cuba has been giving them away in 9 guessing contest.
 |, New Haven residents. MT. and Mrs George 4. Pratt, and daughters, Mary and Evelyn, are visiting relatives in Palnaertown.
 Alumni from eastern Connecticut are attending the 10th anniversary of the founding of Mount Hermon school in Northheld, Mass.
 People in this state have been notified that the 150th anniversary of the incor- poration of the town of Williamsburg, Mass, will be celebrated Sept. to 5. An Ekonk patient, Edwin Frink. who underwent an operation for appendicitis at Baekus hospital, Norwich, Aug. 2d, had a very comfortable day Tuesday.
 The current telephone directory lists 4,252 stations in the Norwich district. an increase Of TIT since the issuance of the December directory, when the total was : 4,075.
 Aaron s. .vian of Danie1son is the pos sessor of some Rhode Island Red bullets, . matched March 20. 1921, which com menced to lay when 4 months and 12 days old. Visitors otown finger ia front of the show windows, where tempting bargains { are offered this week, especially n the line of beach outfits. bathing suits, caps, shoes, etc.
 The Mill Outlet Stores Co., are featur- ing for today 32-in. plisse in pink and 1 MHIl6s Ill6 TUT lNNu6IWS4i- duQ hlIAlOuOSJ at z5c per yard adv.
 The employment bureau of the United
 Workers, Mrs. Francis A. Bidwel1 chair ) man, will not resume activities until Oc- tober. Last year the bureau provided
 sewing for 40 women.
 Amateur astronomers hereabouts kept : watch skyward Tuesday evening hoping to glimpse the mysterious new star-like 7 object claimed to be discovered one de-
 gree south of the sun.
 In an effort to put the American mer- : chant marine on as near an all-Anerican 5 basis as possible, the shipping board has ordered survey of the personnel on all Us ships and in all it's offices. ; Twelve members of the junior clubs of the Fairfield county farm bureau are at
 the Connecticut Agricultural college at k S:orrs to take the junior short course al = tie collage during the present week. Q The Unitarian Laymen's league con
 vention is to be held at Narragansett
 Pier Sept. 16, when the generating ot '. greater power in Unitarian churches will e be the most important subject consfd- !. l cred.
 y Tine Danbury News notes that Misses Maria W. Averill and Harriet E. Averil r of Terrace place have returned after . s months stay in Maine and Massachu n setts a matter of interest to Norwich e society
 e One Norwich man is carrying a specia T notebook in which to record the number 2 on automobiles everywhere which he hap u U pens to see running past standing tIol '' ley cara motor law violation which nov F carries 9 penalty of S25. As a means of stimulating business if local buyers find, silverware manufactur
 S4Sre- Ta.- .- cles at total cost considerably lowe
 than the price the individual :, cces wouIr
 bring if bought separately.
 Humane authorities are urging ever F humane person and animal lover to worl "a for the abolishing by law of the stee v trap, an instrument of. torture, the mos 'o cruel ever invented by man in causin T. suffering among wild animals. I'd Fancy worsteds and other lines wer ,lf opened Monday in New York by tn ,e American Woolen company, which ha ,e mills in Moosup, completing it's showin IS for the spring 1929 season. Prices re lE main unchanged on the goods offered. t. The United States civil service commis
 sion announces an examination for re II esarch assistant in psychology of axis le tion, male or female, up to 55 years ic age in the air service at large, Mitcht
 field, Long Island, at $1,60O a year.
 Nesnk lobsterrnen report that the wor. eF snaris of gear that they have ever see t. in all the years they have been lobsterin IS were found Saturday, The lobsterme Ill fay it to the towing of the targets use y. in the shooting from Fort H. G. Wrigl O. at slack water.
 us A protest against the proposed feder; s- SIG automobile tax was adopted at In meeting of the governors of the New Hs
 ven Automobile club this week. It wa VI decided to send the protest to Congres.
 man John c. Tilson and Senators Georg
 P. Mclean and Frank B. Brandegee.
 Mrs. Lucina Steele. 7s. widow of Disti
 N. Steele, died at the Womans Relic
 corps home in Cromwell Sunday. She hs
 been at the home for If years. He
 husband was a nneber of the 14th reg
 ment. Connecticut Volunteers. Funer;
 services were held at the home Tuesda
 at 2.30 ?. m.
 At the executive meeting of the Toun
 Judsans of Connecticut held in HartfoI Sunday, much business for the welfare
 the organization, which is branch
 the Zionist organization of America, wa
 transacted, and satisfaction at the pros
 ress for the welfare cf the Jewish yout
 was expressed.
 Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Charles ] i Hulk -a L A- l.