Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening.
 Prime sweet potatoes are being feat ured by Norwich dealers. Nice locking hucklsberries from Pres ton were bringing soc a quart in Nor wieh Thursday,
 i Store windows in Norwich are bristl- ing with bargain tags during the Aug ust clearance sales.
 Mr. and Mrs. William E. S. Grisweld of Lsaex, Mass. have taken a cottage at Old Lyme, far two weeks.
 Russell Hazleton, who has been visit 1 ing at the Haley farms in Neank has returned te his home in Danielsen.
 Some of the leeal stores are beginning to bring forward their stocks of school supplies an eminous sign for the sn.~a boy.
 Battery dance Friday night. arm ory. Humphreys Novelty orcaestra.- adv.
 eeol and comfortable weather is hay- iag the effect of sending many of the suHaner bearders back to their city | homes.
 in Connecticut is proceeding in nne | shape as the cFep is about 75 per cent. harvested.
 
 Thursday. but clear air and q brisk breeze prevented the day from being un- | comfortable.
 | An aueticn in PheenixviMe recently at the Griggs place brought people from afl the surrounding towns and lasted eight hours.
 Christian N. Due, assistant law li- brarian at the state library, with his family leaves Saturday fer Crescent Beach to spend vacation.
 There arc new S4 nominees for the seven places on the New London council and seven nominees for the three pe- sitions on the school committee
 MaseHs here learn that the third an- Rual outing and field day of the New England GFetto association, is to be held in Hartford, Sept. IS and IT.
 A pleasing combination border of bles- soming salvia and cannas at the home of Mir. and Mrs. B. c. Hannis, on Mo Kinley avenue, attracts attention.
 The Ashaway weelen company is run ming it's mill with an electric motor while the water wheel is being reset and concretet Hume constructed.
 The big hydrapgea shrub in the grounds at the home of former Police Chief John Murphy. on Thames street, is blessemiag unusually full this sea- son,
 At Old Lyme, Commodore N. NJ. Ter " secured a permit to use dynamite in blasting cut several big rocks on ground he is preparing for lawn tennis | court.
 The lobster fishermen in the shore towns are not making many big hauls | the last few days. In fact Holsters are very scarce off Saybroek and are in big demand.
 7 As now announced, Rev. Gypsy Smith, Jr., is to preach at the Central Baptist church Sunday morning next only The \ evening preachsn will be Rev. Dr. Peter ! c. Wright.
 U Crews on the open cars have to = change the bars and double steps four 2 times on each trip, at Taftville. Nor , wien city line, Witch Hazel mill and > New London.
 f A party of twenty-five campers from i Norwich headed by John Jenks has ar ' rived by motor boat for their annual - two weeks outing at Camp Rocky Nook . on the Mantle river. r Henry S. Graves of Washington, D e C., for ten years chief forester of the h United States, has been visiting George .- D. Seymour at the birthplace of Nathan e Hale in South Coventry.
 It is mentioned by cerrespenden l. that Messrs Shay and Daley of Taft s ville entertained a large number O l. friends over Sunday at their cottage or U LaRgveFthy avenue, Lords Point Y At the annual meeting of weekapau, "a Improvement society, the following of e ficers were elected: A. H. Langwerthy le President; F. c. Buhum, vice president
 Mrs. Eugene E. Mapes, secretary ant IS treasurer
 ,e Mrs. Mary B, Wilson, of PlantsviTe n state president of the Woman's Chris u tian Temperance Union, has left to at V tend the ferty-eighth National W. c. T = U. convention in San Francisco iron C. August IS to 23 'e Flennder steak, live shore h1ddock '. Neank hatfsh Block Island swordfsF ,e bluefish, choice buffers, large and smal .A mackeFel, long and round clans, saf l. shell crabs, live Holsters, steak cod, sal
 mon. If you want choice fresh fish 2 i' to Powers Brosi-adv al Mrs. Sara r Kinney honorary stat
 regent of the D. A. R., and forme, A governor of the Connecticut society o = MsyhoweT Descendants is among Con e- nectlcut people attending the last o ee the pageaRts this week, at Plymouth. is Gid Morgan, of Salem, was arreste,
 by Officar Higgins of Colchester for op
 eratiHg motor vehicle without Ii
 cense. Mir. Morgan had been in col ia hssieH with truck short time befor
 and his car was being lowed to Col l. chester garage. pe The hrat auto truck of the Shore Lin IS Electric rails was unloaded at the Say Id brock Junction yards Wednesday morn h. ing, taken from the roadbed that side c is the state bridge Another gang stare
 in to tear vp the rails east of tn 1s bridge in old Lyme
 The fourth municipal band cenoer al was given in Central Park, Rockyill It Wednesday evening by the RocIviM a- City band. Director win F. Finley pre
 sented a fine program with many move
 features. The fifth and final ceneer @ will be given ia two weeks.
 Pest effieS men are looking for bi I'd Shipments, August Is, of white an J. black Lsghorn baby chicks, from ss Springfield, Mass, firm which is Shir
 ping 2.e0e,00o during the 1921 seasor - charging Sc and up apiece. The bi
 days weekly are Tuesday, wednesda
 and Thursday.
 The United States civil service con
 mission announces an examination fc
 hthographie draftsman. men up to 5 years of age, in the hydropgraphie efficI
 navy department, Washington D. C.. s
 SL40o year, plus increase granted b
 congress of &20 a month after on
 month of satisfactory service \ This years convention of the Ns 4 ! eienal WoFnaniK Chxistiau Tauaz.a rc