Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-11
VARIOUS MATTERs

fund. Battery B. dance Friday night, arm cry, HuH1pheys Novelty orchestra adv.
 The sun was hot at mid day Wednes- day but the breeze vas like that of September day.
 The summer quarterly meeting of the Connecticut probate assembly was held Wednesday at Mognauguin.
 Tn hts big barn at Mohegan. c. A. Gager ,,1r., has stored about 5s loads ca hay and oats this season.
 The attractive hedge of box bordering the ernnd of the Msonic Temple was trimmed during Wednesday.
 Many growers of flowers in Norwich would stand in line for prizes 'n A com petition with phlox ani astera
 Next Sunday, August 14th. Rev. Gypsy Smith, Jr., is to preach at the Central Baptist church both morning and even ing.
 Connecticut buyers in New York dur ing Wednesday discovered the spring openings beginning in certain lines of apparel.
 Mrs. F. H. Chappell and daughter, Miss Marion Chappell have returned to New London, after four months tour in the Orient
 The golf tournament for inc women's championship of the club at Watch Hill, which was started last week, is now in the final round.
 A correspondent mentions among guests cerently registered at the Rock haven, Weekspaug, MT. and Mrs. R. Macleod, of Hanover.
 Members of sedgwick Post, c. A. R., enjoy the shade of the big magnolia tree in the grounds at Buckingham Me csusenoria1, these August afternoon.
 The summer school at the CoI1ty Home closed a five weeks session Fri day, 54 of the 70 Children attending. Miss Gertrude L. Ward was teacher.
 Mir and Mrs. William Tresdway left Groton Tuesday for their home in Hol- combs, Wash, after a visit of two months with MT. Treadway's son in the borough.
 The contrast of old fashioned single petunias in border against decorative evergreens, at the fbme of MrNf.ld Mrs. R. O. Libbey, 121 Broadway, is admired by passersby.
 Good weather this week has favored the road repairing of Boswell avenue and Wednesday the men were distribut ing calcium chloride as far ur as St. l Mary's cemetery.
 Farmers have been notified Of the summer meeting of tiA American Farm | Bureau federation, to 9e held at Spring. | field Mass, August 23, the afternoon session opening at 1.3o. | The annual convention of the State ] Firemen's association is to be held in | Wentworth's, New Haven, August Is and | IT. Each company is entitled to send | a delegate and alternate. l About half the repainting of the win | dow frames and doors in the big building formerly the Marln-Rockwell plant, on Chestnut street, has been completed for the J. B. Martin Company.
 The demand for summer rugs of the | grass and fibre qualities, which starts :n i department and retail furniture s:cres late in the spring, keeps up well, a. l though the summer is nearly gone. | Leander Brown of Church street who | has been visiting relatives in Uncasvflle, | made some good catches of crabs String i his stay, although the crabs are not run | ming so big as at this time last year. l The residents of Lords Point are con- sidering the forming of an Improvement | society at that summer resort At | present the Point has a hotel. postoffice | general store and about eighty cottages Owners of power boats who failed tc make the required returns by Ju.y l received communications this waex iron l the collector of internal revenue, gfvine them five days to meet the rcqurem ent. 1 of the law.
 It is noted that Mir. and Mrs. N. Flu gene Smith of Norwich, Mrs F. T Smith and Miss Florence E. Smith O Hebron, and Miss Mary Kelly of Middle town, spent day recently at Oceal Beach and at Mantle
 The James Jay Smith Co.'S men are Ii Lyme in connection with the Improve ment of the beach property recently purchased of-A. S Howard in Blaci Hall next to Howard beach. The nev property will be known as White Sam beach.
 Counsel for the Htney men of tn state planned to ask Justice Brandei of the United States Supreme court fo an order against state officials actin : in the new law enforcement, but wer
 unable to do so because he is absen on his vacation.
 postcard received Wednesday by Nil !, and Mrs. Charles L. Stark of Norwicf located their daughter, Miss Marion F Stark in London, with Wellesley col lege friends and pictured the beautiful lilac gardens In the suburbs about whic Alfred Moves wrote.
 The service at Watch Hin chapel Sun day next wil be conducted bv Rev Willis H. Butler of the Asylum lIi Congregational church in Hartf 1rd. Tn floral offering for the altar will be dc mated by Mrs. Thomas D. Thacher fo Mrs. Mary Eunice Burrall.
 Notice to mariners states that th Crooks Beacon light at Noank win b discontinued after August Is. and in it place a new Noank light viii be estab iished-a fixed white of TO candle DOW CT, will be mounted on a skeleton towe
 with granite base and will be 43 fee above water.
 Seven supernUmerary policemen re eensly raised to the regular force by tn
 court of common council were sworn i
 at New London this week by Mayor F
 Frank Morgan, George McCaskey. Get
 IAboue, Frank Linehan, Michael Dorse!
 Henry Hick, William Corcoran and Wi
 liam Babcock.
 Orlando Clark has left Noank Ior BT
 falo, F. T.. to act as carpenter on tn I sea sleds built at the West Mystic plaI
 of the Sea Sled Co.,, which are entere
 in the races this week. From Bufta' Mfr. Clark will go to Detroit with tt
 sleds for the Harmaworth trophy ra<
 early in September.
 It has been arranged by Mrs ArthI
 R. Biack1eage and other f.!ends th;
 the children at the county flo-re on S11it
 avenue, Norwich, are to he given an ou
 ing Wednesday next at Mrs. B.acklsdge I roAA ,AG GaIn q