Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-17
Norwich. Saturday. Sept. 1T. 1921
VARIOUS MATTERS

SACAOOS NlA CAC<0
 Light vehicle lamps at 6.26 o'clock this evening.
 Wells and pastures in Windham coun- ty are showing the effects of the long drouth.
 Dance tonight, state armory, Pleasant street, Willimantic-adv.
 A hive of bees at Eastford has manu- fractured seventy pounds of honey this season.
 Woodstock Academy has opened with | an enrolment of 5s, an increase over last year.
 Tryon Brothers of wil1imantic are saving the lumber on the John Fits lot, at Ashford.
 The hostess at the D. A. R. Museum this Saturday. afternoon will be Mrs. Harry F. Higgins.
 Ever-bearing, red St. Regis raspberries have been selling in Norwich at 9 cents basket this week
 Tomorrow (sunday) is the September communion Sunday for the Rosary so- ciety of St. Patrich's parish
 Cool nights suit the growers oi dahlias, as the plants are becoming stocky and the blooms open large
 The vines on Broadway church have grown with such rapidity this season that they have climbed nearly to the caves.
 Dr. E. Durham is at her office in the shannon building daily.-adv.
 Miss Esther Whitford who has rooms | at Plainfield with Mrs. Nellia Bradford was taken seriously i'll and is now in Baekus hospital, Norwich
 The fawn born in Mohegan park dur ing the spring is gradually losing it's timidity and now comes forward with the other two, deer at feeding time
 From East Thompson Mrs. William kimbal made an automobile trip the oth- CT day with the abandoned baby to visit his mother at Brooklyn jail, where she is awaiting trial.
 Opening of parcel post service to Rus sia, thereby virtually completing mail service from the United States to that | country, was announced Friday by the post office department.
 Sept. g. Feltcorn and Shepard orches- tra.-adv.
 Residents in that neighborhood are in terested in the profitable way in which the builder of the new Elizabeth Street schoolhouse is utilizing the ledge on the site for foundation stones
 At Thompson, a number of books have been put into circulation at the public library this summer and many more gifts are being catalouged as rapidly as possi. ble by the librarian. Miss S. A. Nun, van.
 Large Variety new stamped lun- cheon cloths at Woman's Exchange Hot lunch served daiIy.-adv. The civil service commission announce. that applications for bookkeeper, at New York, Grade 3, will be received until D s m. on September 23. Candidates mus be at least q years of age. The salar. is from S1,5Oo to $2,1O0 a year : D. J. Brouillard. Moosup telegraph op t orator, is having two weeks vacation il e Canada. His son, Raymond, acompaniet Q him. He will place the boy in a schoo in Canada. F. ]. Kelley of Washington R. |, is substituting at Moosup. l Sale of reserved seats for the Sou sa concert commences Monday at En gler's pharmacy, Madden's Cigar Store F Pitcher & Service.-adv. r Thirty-ore pulp manufacturers in the = United States and Canada are plannin to increase the capacity of their mills O to build new mills, according to tn . American Pape- and Pulp Association notification to Connecticut manufactur CTS.
 What will doubtless be the final an nual meeting of the board of visitors O the County Home is to be held at tn Home on Smith avenue, Norwich. Thurs day, Oct 13. Under new law, tn town visitors are henceforth out of of flee.
 The average house owner burns to much coal, principally because he doe not know how to regulate his heater erin oE +bo T1i% Da partment of Agriculture in bulletin on Operating Home Heating Plant, which can be had for the asking.
 The southern Windham county confer ence of six churches met in Brooklyr Tuesday wit1lan attendance of 1T. Rev William Fryling of Wauregan led the de votional exercises and the sermon Wa by Rev. Mary F. Macomber of Centra Village, on the topic, Seeing Jesus"
 Nearly the end of the sword fish sea son, but we are receiving one fires caught sword for today's trade als Guilford and Mumford Cove oyster. long and round clans, Holsters, soft crab and our regular variety of strictly fires caught fish at Powers Bros.-adv.
 The civi, Cervice comuliss,on an nounces that applications will be re
 ceived until D. m. Sept 21 for swiir
 ming instructors. Candidates must b - at least IS years of age. The subject M and weights of the exaninatidn will he . Practical test 5 duties. 2: experienc
 ?; citizenship 1. A qualifying rihys:ca
 test will be given. The usual salary
 $1,537 a year.
 At Whee'er school North Stoning
 ton. F. E. Reed head-master. will F
 assisted by s. Potter Gorton and Esthe
 D Taber. Mrs. Reed will continue
 conduct the domestic science. MT an
 Mrs. L. D. Crandall of Norwich wi
 teach the business courses and Mis- \ Elizabeth A. Lane and Henry La Foi E taine, both of Norwich, will have tr