Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-31

Tuesday of next week. At Fridays ses- sion motions will be heard and assign ment of cases made for the first weeks of September.
 Attorney Howard C. Bradford is i'll at his home here and it is expected that he will be confined to the house for a fortnight Attorney Bradford was report ed Tuesday as resting comfortably.
 Henry Wheelock left here at a. m. this Wednesday, to motor to Range ley lakes, Maine, for vacation trip. MT Wheeler stated Tuesday afternoon that he expected to make the run of ap proximately 300 miles by this CWednes- day) evening.
 Principal E. H. Snow of Putnam high school returned here Tuesday after spend ing vacation at Cunby's Harbor, Maine. St. Mary's school, which is attended by upwards of 800 pupils, will open Tuesday morning next for the fall term. The school is in charge of Sisters of the Holy Ghost; whose mother house in the United States is located in this city. | Otis Fox and a party of friends mo- tored to Readville Tuesday to attend the grand circuit races being put on in that cicty this week.
 Friends of Former Mayor J. !. Me- Garry were mentioning his name Tues day as their choice as a candidate fog mayor at the biennial election to be held in December. It is understood that Mir. McGarry has a strong following in the northerly section of the city.
 Attorney Charles L. rorrey will be in Rockville Friday to represent client at the opening of the September term of the superior court for Holland county.
 MT. and Mrs. F. c. Rogers motored to Worcester Tuesday.
 Frank Mailhot operated upon last week fir appendicitis at the Day kimbal hospital, remains seriously i'll. MT. Mail hot's home is in Danielsn.
 Railroad business contiues light over the New Haven road through this city although showing some improvement from the low ebb touched during the early months of the sumer.
 It was stated Tuesday that the re. cent field day of the Manhassett com. pany netted a profit of $5O.S0, after meeting all the expenses of the affair This money will be placed in a fund tc be used in promoting entertainment plans of the employees of the big lplant.
 While some of the surrounding towns have completed their summer half-holidaJ schedule, business houses here will con. tinue to close Thursday afternoon durin; the month of September.
 Some casrs of scarlet fever are sait to exist in the town of Woodstock, anC it was stated Tuesday that what appear. to be a case of it has developed in thi; city.
 Inspector A. W. Williams of the stat, motor vehicle department was in Put nam Tuesday and granted a number O operators licenses to applicants iron Putnam and surrounding towns
 North GrosrenordaIe people are sai, to be especially Interested in the negotia tions now under way and looking toward the establishment again of trolley ser vice between the Grosvenrdales and Web ster, section of read that has not beel operated since February 1920.
 The temperature ran up to 92 degrees fl Putnam during Tuesday, making it on of the hottest days of the summer.
 Byron Morse and Leon Woodward re gently have had considerable success il locating wild ginseng, getting one espec tally large root Sunday. Ginseng is valuable aromatic root for which there i a ready market.