Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-22
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Norwich. Saturday, Oct. aa. 1aa1.
VARIOUS MATTERS

evening.
 Special Sale Runners, s5s cents. Christ mas cards at Woman's Exchange.-adv.
 Halloween. All Hanows (saints) eve, October s1st. this year falls on Mon- day.
 Rockville council. K. of C., has voted to take part in the big Holland County Armistice celebration.
 It is nearly dark when people leave tte shops now, as the days length has de- creased four and one-haif hours.
 Several Norwich people have been in New York this week attending the eigh- teenth annual National Business Show.
 The Camp Fire Girls met in the Com nnunity house Friday evening for re- hearsal of play planned for next yNonth.
 The Mill Outlet Stores Co. will sell Se-in. Outing Flannel at 15c per yd, to- day only-adv.
 Good progress is being made by work men at North Stonington in raising the | old store building the property of Brown & Stone.
 | A Westchester young woman, Miss Elm cline Loomis, was recently graduated from the Hartford Hospital Training | School for Nurses.
 Week end hunting parties from tfe cities are coming up to farmhouses in the suburbs and in general are willing to pay stiff prices for their entertainment. ] The new state road at Colchester was 1 opened this week at ,Westchester. The road is now open as far as Marlborough church, a distance of about ten miles.
 M. B. Morse is making repairs and starting in rebuilding the dam at East l Woodstock. which was carried away by the breaking up of the ice three years ago.
 The drop of the mercury into the sos, late Friday afternoon, delighted the hearts of the merchants, who are looking for genuine fall business today (Satur- day).
 At Lords Point, Postmaster Ernest L. Davis and Captain Lewis L. Wilcox of Putnam. are working on the new house MT. Davis is building on Hampton street.
 Appointments are being made to the twenty-second annual Older Boys Con- | ference of Connecticut, which Is to be held at the New Haven Y. NJ. c. A., Oc- tober 2s and 30.
 Werk on three new cottages at Gro ton Long Point has already begun, wEiie | the foundations of others are being laid The decreased cost of building material is responsible for the building boom.
 In serving tea following the meeting of the Catholic Woman's club Thursday ] afternoon, those who assisted included Mrs. Joseph Bach, of Laurel Hill avenue Mrs. Thomas F. Burns and Mrs. Charles F. Lee, of Broad street.
 The sum of S11S.75 was realized at g bridge party given by the Ladies Aid so- ciety of St. Marys Star of the Sea church, New London, in the ballroom ot the Mohican hotel, Wednesday after. noon.
 From Mystic. Ernest Rosie and fam fly are soon to remove to New York where Mir. Rossie will have charge o the New York office The mill at Mys tic will be in charge of Peter Flynr and John Rosie.
 scallop shells at Noank are bein, hauled away from the town dock by tn, truck load for use on private driveway, and walks. When rolled dow nthese shell, make smooth, hard surfaced road tha | equals the shell roads of the south.
 Benjamin P. Wheeler of East Hart | ford, a summer cottager at P1easan View, who has kept a record of his poul try at the beach for a number of sea sons, finds this year that he has cleared up *31.20 on 12 liens from June 12 tt September IS.
 A state representative has started rec ording all retail store keepers for tn, new state tax on retailers, which will b. payable next March. ,ehe retailer vii have to pay to the state one dollar ol every thousand doliSrs of his gross busi ness during the year.
 eof the many improvements at the sub marine base in the last few months none. perhaps, will be of greater valu to the men of the base than the cinde walk, bordering the state highway iron the main gate to the upper base whicl is nearing completion.
 Fearing frost, former Patrolman Johl Irish cut nearly one hundred perfec dahlia blooms in his garden on Laure Hill, Friday, among the choice blossom being a number from California. MT and Mrs. Irish made their friends hap | nv hv eifta nf fine dowera