Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-05
VARIOUS MATTERS

The Boy Scout troop of Trinity Meth odist church held meeting Tuesday ev- ening.
 The new cement road at Groton has been opened totraffic as far as the Groton Lumber Company plant
 Big Novelty dance, State armory, Will limantic, Wednesday night, Oct. 9th. Henry Carey's Ocean Beach orchestral adv.
 The young son of Mir. and Mrs. Louis Ream of Thompson, was recently christ ened at Christ church, Pomfret, Louis Marshall Ream, Jr.
 The United Congregational church is planning to band the Camp Fire Girls and members of the Sodalitas into new organization of girls.
 Several boats from Block Island and Long Island, which are engaged in fish ing for scallops are dispos:rg of the1r catches in Noank.
 The Mill Outlet Stores Co. have re- ceived a shipment of extra heavy blan- kets in gray white and checks, s225, s2.95 and $395.-adv.
 Mir and Mrs Herman Edwards of No ank were given surprise party Fri day evening in celebration of their go;dan wedding anniversary.
 It is noted at Old Lyme that tine art ist, Thomas R. Ball, has purchased the residence of Mrs John Smith. MT. Bali married Miss Alice Raymond, of Nor wich.
 Vacation Insurance-Join the Chelsea Vacation club before it closes. during the second week of October. Small weekly payments insure a good vacation next year.-adv.
 Local Jewish merchants will open their places of business today "Wednesday following the celebration of Rosh- Hash onah the year 56S2 in the Heprew cal endar.
 A Sterling resident, George Parkhrrst has so far recovered from injuries re- ceived while riding a bicycle three weeks ago as to be able to resume his duties in the mill
 The temperature Tuesday, following Mondays rain was low enough to give the air the right kind of an autumnaI tang to suit merchants with fall gar- ments to sell.
 Rummage sale by Woman's auxiliary. American Legion, today and tomorrow, commencing g a. m, in American Legion rooms, Maln SCreet,-adV.
 In Groton, MT. and Mrs. M. Leslie Nichols and family have moved +othe:r new home on Ramsdell street Mir Nich- ols is the manager of the new Max Pol lack silk mill.
 Tuesday, in St. Patricks church, rel atives and family friends assisted at an anniversary high mass of requlem for pr. George A. Comeau, sung by the rec tor, Rev. M. H. May. Miss Katherine Bartlett of East Gran 1 by and Miss Margaret Bartlett of Filing | ton, were at the home of their parents, Mir. and Mrs. Harry R. Bartlett. in Tol- | land, early in the week. Vacation Insurance-Join the Chelsea Vacation club before it closes during the second week of October. Small weekly payments insure a good vacation next year.-adv.
 With over TOO pupils at Norwich Free Academy, seats and desks have had to l be placed in two extra recitation rooms, while some pupils are accommodated in the manual training building. ] It is noted in Lenox news that Mir and Mrs. Roger Wolcott Griswold of Erie, Pa, who spent the season in the | Turnure Villa in Lenox, have bought 8 summed home in Old Lyme, Conn. l A Moosup young man, Burgess Night. ingale, has left for the University ot Minnesota, at St. Paul, where he has 3 1 scholarship and where he will engage ir teaching and postgraduate work.
 Big musical battle between Peerless Jazz orchestra, Willimantic, and Hum phrey's DRnce orchestra, Norwich State Armory, Willimantic, Saturday night, Oct. sth.-adv.
 Peck library, Slater hall, has received the gift of a numberof pamphlets, record ing the result of chemical research iron Dr. Joseph A. Amber, government chem. ist, Washington, N. F. A. class of 1907
 James E. Lord has sold to Irving H | Childs of Huntington, Mass, a lot just across the bridge at Lords Point, anG to Mrs. Silas Fish of New York lo near the end of Moves avenue on Quarry lane.
 A patient from Mystic, Mrs. Georgr D. Johnson, who was Miss FrisweIl o Norwich, is able to be up and about al Backus hospital, following surgica treatment and will soon be strong enough to return home.
 Annual meeting of Ladies' Aid society of Trinity Methodist church for election of officers and other business "Wednesday afternoon. October 5th, at o'clock 4 full attendance necessary.-adv.
 Supervisor robin commenced his dr ties as instructor of music in Coventry! schools Friday. About an hours instrtc tion was given to each school Coventry has just added music to the subject. taught in the schools
 
 The public in Rockville is to be given . chance for some weeks to get at,nuaint q ed with the new traffic regulations an( after that the police department ex. poets to take drastic action aso:ns+ al legged jay walking on Main street
 Carlos A. Kicker, son of MT. and Mrs W. D. Kicker, of Norwich. has at Brock ton fair this week an exhibit of cayies including his Dutch beIted Guinea nip which won first and second prizes a Madison Square Garden last season.
 The eccentric millionaire of Metbeun Mass, Edward r. Searles, whose bod, is to be exhumed to decide the suspiciol of poisoning, had a fine summer estat on Block Island, which show place mum erous Norwich summer guests have wis tied during the season.
 Vacation Insurance-,Join the Chelse, Vacation club before it closes during tn second week of October. Small week., payments insure good vacation mex year.-adv.
 The old common council of New Ion don has turned back into the city troa ury more than 5000 unexpendod an propriations. s7,oOO coming from t5 charity department and S7,5OO, whic was for the purchase of new police na