Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-22
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at cir o'clock Shis evening.
 Mrs. Chalaes D. Babcock has sold her property in Jewett City and has moved to Norwich.
 Improvements and repairs are being made to the tenant house of John C. QuinIan, on Chestnut street.
 When the Bradford Horticultural so- ciety held its fourth annual vegetable show recently, over s35e in prizes was given.
 A Mantle man has the contract for building several sea walls at Plack Point. which gives a chance for 8 few idle men to secure work.
 Dance Saturday night. state arrnory, WilIimantic. Original Peerless Jazz or chestra-adv.
 From one hill of vines, Park B. Maine of North Stonfnghon has aaised six of the largest and finest pumpkins ever exhibited in that village.
 No street tn Norwich has changed so much as Bath street, where one or the two remaining saloons is being remod- eled i0to a plumbers establishment Hamilton Holt, a Woodstock summer resident, is to remain as consulting edi- | tor, following the merger of his nnaga- zine with a New York weekly review, l A. J. H. Gilbert of Saybrook Point is relieving J. E. Merchant, agent at Haddam railroad station. who is having a months vacation at his former home in Vermont
 Due to delays in the arrival of par titions, the renodeling of St. Patrick s school is not completed, consequently l school sessions cannot be resumed until next week
 Rummage sale for benefit of Connec- ticut College endowment fund, Bucking- ham Memorial, Saturday, Sept. 24' al o'clock.-adv.
 The September White Ribbon Banner notes the loss to the Mystic W. c. T. U. by the death of Mrs. Abby Dewey aged ss, and Mrs. Mary L. House at the age of S3.
 s. Hussey Reed, of Norwich, super vising agent of rural schools, has ar ranged public meetings to be held i1 several of the suburban towns and oth CT meetings will follow.
 On a day like WeGpesday, after 2 heavy rain, the excavation at the real of the former Austin block on Main street, now the Schwartz property, fill! with water like quarry hole.
 Rockville High School has the larg est enrolment of tuition pupils this year in the history of the school O1 the PTS pupils enrolled 131 are tuition pupis and I47 from the town of Yer non.
 At 8 o'clock. Wednesday, in St Pat ricks church, the hector, Rev. M H Hay. offered a high mass of requien for the repose of the soul of Thomas y. Brennan, at the request of the parisi Holy Name society.
 The United States civil service com mission announced an examination fo assistants in information, eitu:r sex for vacancies in the Womans Burea in the department of labor, at salarie from s1.5oo to $1,seo.
 Today CThursday) has been declare by the school board of North Stoning ton a holiday for all the schools il the town This wih be childrens da at the fair. and all children under are to be admitted free. During Wednesday, drygoods me ' here got the tip that, effective Satul day of this week an advance of 10 p,e ' cent. in the prices of cotton blanket is announced. The new prices will covt October and November deliveries onl.
 Douglas Sevin, son of Frank D. Sevi of Norwich, recently discharged frol the aviation department after two yea, service, had the experience at Langlt Field. Hampton Roads, of particfpa
 ing in the bombing of the Germa 3 ships.
 As Wednesday was St Matthew ! day, Rev. Richard R. Graham, rect;
 of Christ church, had celebration the holy communion at 10 o'clock ar
 Til visit the Norwich sanatorium f
 the weekly service of morning pray .- today (Thrsday).
 Sets of dolls reproducing popul n characters in nursery rhymes and f
 bles, each set being contained in
 book with substantial pockets to he z the dolls. which are of flat cabin
 board. are among the attractive ne l Joy features for the holidays.
 1t the flower show of the New Lond
 Horticultural society. Gustave Neuma
 of the Mrs. Alfred Mitchell estate, to
 first prize for show dahlias second f
 largest flower; first for decorative da .i1 first and second for singles a lseccDd for hybrid cactus dahlia.
 Saturday next is the tenth annive
 ..ry Of the consecration of St Patricl
 He church property, entiely free fire
 #e5t The anniversary will be eel
 trated Sunday, when Rev. Philip
 Mooney, assistant pastor, will give N historical sermon at the three mass l. Judge Costello has appointed Char e F. Williams assistant to Prosecuti1 e, Attorney Burrows. Although the Is r. provides that there must be such 6 n, sistant this is the first time that d assistant has been provided in the Gl ,e ton town court during it's existence II years
 D. Rear Admiral and Mrs Harold le Norton have returned to Washingt of from their summer home at Fishers IS land to bid farewell to Major and Nj d Thomas B. Larkin, the latter tn D. niece, who leave next Tuesday for
 pan where Major Iiarkin goes aS m