Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

land office business. Thomas H. Walter of the staff of the Society for Savings, Hartford. is at Gov entry lake.
 The handsome border of shrub hydran- geas at the Norwich EIlzs home is begin ming to bloom.
 Extra heavy Holsters rnly at Powers Bros, better than primes. One trial will convince.- adv.
 Mrs. Charles Chapel of Philadelphia has rented I1e Henry Sisson house at Hamburg for few weeks.
 Miss Hazel Davis of Old Mystic has moved to the home of Miss Thelma Wright on Church street, Groton.
 With the mercury climbing to s4 de- grees at noon. Wednesday proved one of the hottest days of this torrid July.
 Wednesday afternoon there were five visitors to the D. A. R. museum at Nor wich Town, when Miss Sarah L. Tyler was hostess.
 basement of the Memorial and town hall The contractor is finishing the woodwork in the interior
 John D. Burns filed a petition nomi- mating Thomas F, Foran of 167 Hunting ton. street for city council in New Lon don Tuesday.
 Eastern Connecticut republicans are planning to take in the G. o. P. field day and outing at Pleasure Beach, Bridge port, next Saturday.
 One of the large power craft in the yacht cruise from Glen Cove to Newport is The Dorian. entered by Henry B. Plant of Eastern Point
 Assistant Treasurer Lewis H. Hodge of the Society for. Savings, Hartford, will begin his vacation Saturday and will join his family at his camp near Bolton lake. Directors of the Connecticut Farmers Cooperative league include, for Wind ham county, c. B. Jewett, Hampton, Henry Dorrance, Plainfeld, E. c. Rogers, Putnam.
 The fishing steamer George Curtiss. which has been at Thames marine rail way at Riverside for the past season left for the fishing grounds Wednesday morning.
 Corytza, Argyrocastro and Chimarra these towns in Greece have been placed under the ban of the parcel post authori- ties, according to information received this week.
 Swordfish, mackerel, salmon, halibut big variety Block Island fish, Osgood's wharf.-adv.
 Charles and Hildur Anderson have solo their house and two lots on Glenwoo6 street, Manchester, to Michael and Cieil' yo Rukus of Vernon, who will move tc Manchester.
 It is announced that Rev Dr. Rober L. Roberts of Trinity Methodist church Norwich, and Rev. c. c. Tibbets of Tn casville will exchange pulpits Sunda! morning next.
 Fresh Block Island sword and blue salmon, eastern hahbut, weakfsh, mack erel, shore haddock and cod, jumbo but ter, shrimps and Holsters, at Powers Bros adv.
 Ellington Girl Scouts are spending tn week at Crystal Lake. They are accom- panied by the scout captain, Miss Mar Leacher, and Mrs. J. T. Carter, commis sioner, as chaperone.
 A Westbrook correspondent mention that Rev and Mrs. Nile Herman of Staf ford Springs were in town Sunday. Tn former oficiated at the service at St Pauls Episcopal chapel The Village Improvement associatio, of Old Lyme. held a business meetn Monday and voted S25 to repair the tow CT of the Congregational church. wher
 
 The New England Tract society, wit headquarters in Boston, has agents Connecticut as in all parts of Ne, England distributing literature agains the proposed Blue law measures. A memorial mass requested by tn Holy Name society for the repose of tn soul of Michael Doherty was offered i St. Patricks church Wednesday at o'clock by the rector, Rev If. H. May. State furmen get the things from Ne York that for shipment 10 Europe the1 is fair call for wolves, southern musk rat, skunk, mink and fitch. A good man of these skins are consigned to German, Over S10O was realized for the benef of the Waterford Red Cross public healt nursing service at a garden party give on the lawn of Mrs. F. J. Alexander home at Quaker Hill Tuesday afternoo and evening.
 When the demand actually starts u for ribbons, a very lively business is al ticipated by Connecticut manufacturer who emphasize the point that fashio has accorded a high place in fall styles their product.
 If it's fresh fish, Holsters, round clam long clans, little necks, you should st the Broadway Fish Market for qualit and service. We deliver anywhere the city. Broadway Fish Market, 4 Broadvay.-adv.
 A decrease of at least 50 per cent. non-support and drunkenness cases Connecticut apparently resulted fro prohibition, William G. Baxter, secretal for the Connecticut State Prison associ tion, said Tuesday. The United States civil service commi sion announces an examination for a sistant curator, either sex. age above 2 in the division of mechanical tecnnolog National museum. Washington, D. C., $1,50e to $1,800 year.
 It has been suggested by several eli zens of Groton borough that a compile renumbering of houses should be ma and it is thought that such a propos will be made to the warden and bu gessee at their next meeting, Aug. 1.
 Mrs Josephine Van Deventer Shit widow of F. Hopkinson Smith, auth and engineer. died Tuesday at her SUI mer home in Southampton, L. l. H
 husband, who designed and built Ra
 Rock lighthouse, lectured in Norwi
 once
 At an entertainment given recently f the Lyme town hall repair fund, a fe
 ture was the interpretive dancing of M
 Lois Latimer daughter of Mr. and M
 Ernest Latimer of Norwich, who ha
 been occupying a cottage on Hambu
 Cove.
 A boys and girls club workers co
 ference and demonstration is to be hc
 at the state Swedish Christian orphanaj
 Cromwell, July 30. at D. m. An oppc
 tunlty will be given to study in detail t
 Prospect Hill club community in acti
 operation.
 \ Plans are out for building a new labt
 atory for Yale which will cost S1 800 ,0i