Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-05
CC.CHEETER

Charles Lent, one of the dinky en- gineers, resigned his position and has gone to his home in Guilford, Conn.
 James L. Root WAS a business caller in New Haven Friday.
 Harry Friedman was a recent visitor in Norwich.
 Several from town have been in Willi- mantle attending the Elks' country fair.
 Dr. and Mrs. Stebbins. who are spend ing two weeks vacation at Gardner Lake. were at their home for a few hours on Thursday.
 Word was received Thursday from Eugene Beebe and Jake Elgart. who are making a tour of northern New England and Canada, that they are having a fine time. They expect to return today (Monday) or Tuesday.
 The body of Donald F. Bigelow, who paid the supreme sacrifice in France, has arrived in town and was buried. with military hohors in Linwood cemetery Sunday afternoon.
 A large number of the out of town workmen on the state road job have left to spend Labor day at their homes.
 The State Guard Rifle club is having some large signs painted to be used at the range. A shoot will be held this (Labor day) afternoon.
 The concrete payer is laying the cement on Salem street and the haul is so long for the materials that some of the large trucks are running all night, in order to keep the work going.
 Services were held in the Greek Cath olic church Sunday at Il o'clock a. m and D. m. Rev. John Paley oficiated. John H. Sherman of Norwich was a caller here Thursday
 David B. Murray driver of R. F. b No. 3. resumed his work Thursday after his Is days vacation.
 Colchester is making preparations for I its first community agricultural fair. Ii | will be held during September. Work and | advertising for this community endeavol began last June, and interest has growr ! to such an extent that nearly everS 1 group and association of people in tht | town is sharing the responsibility fol giving the people of Colchester surpass l ing agricultural exhibit and a good tim,
 morning. afternoon and evening for twt 1 days. The fair committee has made i
 a point to See that a representative of al 1 the organizations in the town shall hay, a voice and take an active part in thi, | work for town advancement Colcheste l grange, through its master, Myron Abell l has given the free use of it's hall anC I grounds for exhibition asd recreation l purposes. At the weekly fair committee 1 meetings the local Jewish agricultura 1 society is represented by it's president MT. Sultan. The Board of Trade is rep resented on the fair finance committee b, | A. T. Van Cleve. The Ukraniari societ, | has recently formed a church organiza ton and priest has been assigned t
 workSamong them. This society will fur
 nish an entertainment in costume as on of the features of an afternoon program I Tho fe1a resented by MT. Smygoski. This organ l ization will also give an exhibition o folk dancing and games on the green The Federation of Jewish Women ha sent its social field leader to the town ] This organization will give a play on tn
 green on one of the fair days. AS usual ] the schools will be included in the fai activities and a special program an l premium list has been prepared for tn pupils. The Jewish Agricultural Aid So ciety of New York is co-opernting mos l heartily to make this event a success,
 The advance copies of the premium lis
 were donated by this society through tn
 interest of its field extension secretar, Herman J. Levine.
 The county farm bureau is doing if
 snare or the work in making this fair success through it's leader, H. J. Johasor I 1S oSSiStti5 III the SerV1ceS C
 men from Connecticut Agricultural col
 lege who will act as judges and giv
 several agricultural demonstrations an speeches , l The work for the fair has been divide
 among several committees, the chairme
 being, finance committee, A. T. Va Cleve, hall, Clyaton Miller. livestock an grounds, Elmer Foote, advertising an premium list. Russell F. Luud, entertain naent, Myron Abell.
 1 A catalogue is being psbSed throue
 the efforts and thorough work of Lou
 Benson.
 l Folk dances. field day games for chi
 dren Nand adults, tug of war and oth, contests are under the direction of MT 1 H. Wallis
 . Elmer Foote and Clayton Miller q, distributing advance copies ot the pr
 fnfum list to members of the communi; who are being urged to prepare the
 livestock and produce for exhibition. E, , tries for the fair are to be made to il , secretary of the fair committee. Elm, 5 Foote. A total of $500 in premiums assured.