Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

EAkA4OS0 AN41b . ' A1AAAS Light vehicle lamps at JAS o'clock this evening.
 St. Mary Masdalene is commemcrated in the church calendar today, the 22d. Although it is hardly noticeable, the days length has decreased exactly half hour.
 A reunion of woedstock academy alumni is being planned for some time in August.
 The Methodist churches win net close on the camp meeting Sundays this year as in former years
 The Holy Name society of St Patrici1s parish will receive communion in body Sunday next at the first mass.
 The marriage of Monte NJ. Pierson and Miss Helen McCabe, both of Old Lyme, will take place today Priday).
 Judge Edwin s. Agard. who has been spending some time at Charleston Beach, R L, has returned home to Holland
 The annual Holland county ". c. T. D. field day exercises will be held at Mt ochepetuck in Union today (Friday)
 Mrs. Eli Gledhin ef Mystic has been In Rockville, called there by the death of her mother, Whe has been !ll for some | time.
 MT. and Mrs AmOs Tuck French of Tuxedo Park were among the visitors this week at The Griswold, Eastern Point.
 About the country, woods are like jungie, 50 thick has been the growth of foliage. vines and underbrush this rainy season.
 | Miss Helen Benson, assistant librarian at the. public library of New. London, is attending the summer library course at Yale university.
 The other day Miss Lillian Johnson caught a black bass in Bolton pond weighing four pounds and five ounces. It measured 21 inches in length.
 sTenperature but a littls above 70 de- grees during Thursday gave new vitality to those limp and weakened as the result of carly July heat and humidity.
 William Feeley is spending a week at his home in Waterford. MT. Feeley is employed on the Bar .Harbor express be- tween Portland, Me. and New York.
 Twenty-Five men from the Spanish | colony in New Britain were secured Wednesday morning to work on the to- baoco plantations in the Ellington dis | trict.
 It is noted at South Manchester thai a Norwich Free Academy graduate | Fred A. Verplanck, has been reelected superintendent of schools for the coming year.
 Choice blue, long clans, eastern hail but, scallops, Holsters. large cape but ters, founder steak. Block Island swcr l shore haddock, shore steak cod, at Pow l CTS Bros-adv.
 Although Connecticut farmers are op timistic about the potato crop, they say that the blight which has attacked tht plants during the past few weeks ha' done much Injury.
 . The preacher announced at the Centra Baptist church Sunday next is formel pastor, Rev Dr. Peter c. Wright, of New York, who with his family is spendin; the summer at Gales Ferry.
 Fishing for founders, or hukes, in thu river is providing lots of sport at Noanl for the amateur fishermen these days, thu fish being in the river in large numberi and averaging five or six pounds each.
 A former Mansfield Congregations pastor Rev. Harold s. WInshin, has re signed as adjutant and chaplain of Rich ard W Isbell post. No. s1, American Le zion, as he expects to move from Deel River Sept. 1.
 The United States civil service exami nation for messenger boy and girl vii be held on the second Saturday of eacl month until further nLdce. Nacancle exist in the federal service at New Yor at Sseo q year
 August spielman of Rockville is pa tient at a Hartford hospital and is in , critical condition. MT. Spielman is ' and is suffering from dislocated hiI received from a fall while getting out o bed Saturday morning.
 A Burnside correspondent writes l Members of the Fin and Feather clu have been catching some fine pickerel i the mill pond in the north end of tn tewn. The fishing is almost as good ther as it is in Bolton or Coventry. with tn exception of the bass.
 A steady downward movement in crud drugs continues in the market Pric stability is not expected. Drug and Chen ical Markets told local druggists Thurs \ day, until producers in the country dis tricts refuse to meet further low figure demanded hy city dealers.
 The Aldrich free public library ( Moosup is now opened only on wednei days. n There Is no endowment for III keep, the town allows $1o0 year, an aside from that the library must d. pend on membership. dues, which are a year, for. all running expenses.
 IL T. Avery of Mystic was in the Grr ton town court Wednesday on the chars of non-support of his wife. He was SCI tenced to six months in jail. Sentent suspended providing he pays his wife a week for six months. He paid his wi for week in advance in the courtrooI
 The state board of agriculture V; voted Wednesday by the board of contr S2a,ee0 to provide for the publication
 reports under the provisions of a la i passed at the last session. The apr priation was made from the fund , s5o,o0o for expenses that were owe looked.
 J. J. Barrett. 1T Cottage street, Ne London, reported at police headquzrte that he had found grznge grip contai Ing feminine cAe$hinE in the front roo n of his house when he got up Thursda
 He informed the pAliee that the .Eindo had been opened, the screen remeved al
 the grip set into the room William Dodge, son of Mrs. L.
 Dodge of Plainheld, enlisted before "
 was declared with Germany for sev
 years He saw IS nlonti1s' active servi
 overseas and is one of the few f1ve-st
 men, the stars indicating that he was
 i've of the most decisive battles! He