Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-10
VARIOUS MATTERS

The Academy opens Wed. Sept. 14. at ss0 a. m.-adv.
 Miss Celia Ellis left Sterling this week to teach in veluntown.
 There will be no more union services at the Watch Hfu chapel this season. Rev. B. c. Bugbee has completed F years of service in the Warrenville i Baptist parish
 Harry Denison of Moosup expects to enter Brown university upon the open | ing of the college year.
 Statistics show that, with the excep- | tion of 1907, August, 1921, was the dry | est August in the last sixteen years. At recent auction at the home of MT. and Mrs. Owen A. Williams in Noank, Colonial table brought $60. Best corn creamer sold is Olcott's in- lNsntion.-See add.-adv. 1 Miss Dorothy Appley of Waterford has been visiting her grandparents, MT. and Mrs. James Appley, of Canterbury The hostess at the D. A. R. Museum at Norwich Town green, this (Saturday) afternoon. will be Mrs. Wallace S. AL lis.
 Lawn party, K. of c. Home, Wednes- day eve. Dancing, band concert.-adv. ! ed over the beauty of the river view at sunset. declaring it equal to any thing on the Hudson.
 The sexton at Christ Episcopal church this year is Prof William E. Geary, who is keeping the property notably neat and attractive. /. Dance, Odd Fellows hall, Sat, Sept. j10th. Modern and square dancing from ,tl 12.-adv.
 There is no improvement in the co1i- dition of Hugh Moreland, janitor at the Otis Library, who continues seriously i'll at his home on Talman street.
 In the grounds at the home of MT. and Mrs. John Johnson, 49 Union street. some unusually beautiful roses have bloomed throughout the season. Arthur L. Hurd of somers, a mem Der of the next senior class at Wesley an. has just returned from a summer outing in Colorado and New Mexico
 36-in. unbleached cottt1l, 1Oc per yd. soc buys durable sheet at the Mill Out let Store Go. IS Bath st.-adv.
 The Moosup Journal mentions that Mrs. William Gardiner, chief operator of the telephone exchange is taking a vacation which she is spending in New Hampshire. Oysters, scallops, lobsters, crabs, and cams, at the Broadway Fish Mkt. 40 1roadway.-adv.
 Vaughan Brown, formerly of Stafford Springs had two of his ribs broken in peculiar manner recently, at the Ellis mill, Monson. He was sitting on a large box when it collapsed.
 Mass meeting Sunday, 12.3o. Strand theatre, by Workmen Circle. No. 128 Benefit of Jewish war suffers of Soviet 7 Russia General organizer of Jewish peo. s pie will speak. Admission free.-adv
 The silver cup for scoring the most points in athletic events among the ! members of the Watch Hill Boys club has been awarded Douglas Fairbanks Jr, grandson of Daniel J. Sully former : Cotton King.
 f Unemployment in New London i: : greatest in shipbuilding, in the buiIdine and metal trades and among unskillet s labor. There has been general exc dus of the foreign-born due to depress. ed conditions.
 LaVn fete, baked bean supper an. oance at Buckingham Memorial by W. R C, today, at ?. m. Supper 5-7.-adv.
 The Swedish Lutheran church, Nor wich, Rev. F. A. Peterson pastor, whicl alternates morning and evening ser vices with the church in Willimantic. i resuming services tomorrow, the 11th after the summer vacation.
 It is ten years since the last worl Methodist conference was held. in To ronto, Ont. Since then, according to- re ports to this weeks conference in LOT don. Methodism has gained 3,935.3 members, probationers and adherents
 Midway, cafeteria, dancing, entertain ment, band concert, harvest supper. F of c. Home, Wednesday evening.-ad-
 At Noank, the section gang of abot 40 men is laying new ties on the raj road bridge over Beebe's cove. It . slow work as so many trains pass owe e 1t hindering progress. An unusual nun ber of freight trains has been runnin . for the past two days
 The estate of Rev. Andrew J. He rick, a former city missionary of No wich who died suddenly at his home Canterbury Green. is in process of SC tlAment. MT. Hetricll's sister. Mi Minnie Hetrick, has conn., from Pennsy vania for that purpose.
 Grand opening of dance season = State Armory, Willimanfic Saturd; right, Sept. 10th, PeerB ss Orchestra. - adv.
 n Stanley Dobosz Post. No. 14, Amer 1 can Legion. of Rockville, has select the following delegates to represent [ post at the state convention of u American Legion, at New Haven. Sel 15. IS and IT: Paul Menge, Nels Mead and William Baer.
 All light dress goods and ginghar
 are greatly reduced. In order to ma
 space for our fall goods we are dlspc
 ing of them at half price. Now is t time to buy for next year, at The M
 Outlet Store Co.-adv.
 The hundreds of thousands of me
 bers of the Apostleship of Pray
 Geague of the Sacred Heart of Jesu
 throughout tho world with branches
 all the local Catholic churches have 1
 their special prayer intention this mon
 the success of foreign missions
 Local nilliners who have been in N
 York. return with stories of the gre
 vogue of fur. Even hat ornamer
 which are just going on the market {
 flowers of fur, which come in Japanl
 white rabbit, beaver and weasel. RI
 sian pony and Hudson and Alaska SC
 There are 75 children-33 girls a
 42 boys-at the County Home in N
 wich. Besides many beautiful Howe
 the children have raised this stason c
 rots. beets. corn, tomatoes, beans a
 encounters and take great comfort
 having their vegetables cooked 1
 themselves.
 The United States civil service cc M mission announces for Oct 5, ant WI an examination for assistant examir
 male or female age over 20. for var