Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-09
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VARIOUS MATTERS

mail from Weodsteck Valley to Vest ford since July 1.
 Henry Dodge of r1ainneld Is at work as painter for the railroad with head quarters at Hartford.
 Mir. and Mrs. Norman Buddy of New London are spending a few days wita relatives at Hampton. Ara D. Allen RidwsH viii be hostess at the D. A. R nuseum on Norwich FsTn green, this CSaturday) afternoon
 The Otis library has grouped a col lection of books on travel and history likely ts be called for for. vacation read ing.
 Large heavy Holsters. crabs, swerdfsh, eastern halibut, butter, Noank flat and msckerel at Powers Bros'-adv.
 Again during Friday the eonainas;on of high temperature and excessive hiAaid- ity made Norwich residents unceinfort- able.
 The July issue of the directory esrthe Southern New England Telephone com pany IS being delivered throughout the state.
 Judge V. C. Moves and family of New fork nave returned from western trip Lyme.
 REV b. '. bugDee Aa9 resigned the pasterate of the Congregational ehureh at Ashford, where he has had change nine years.
 At East Kfflinsly Alton Aidrich is try ing to raise peanuts and sweet pota- tees to see If they can be adapted te this latitude.
 wilfred 13elanson who enlisted ine tho naval aero seryice two years age has served his time and is now at his heme in Meosup.
 Mir. and Mrs. Francis N. sisson of 471 Park avenue, New York, are occu- pying their cottage at Eastern Point for 1 the season.
 The annual Bradwey' family reunion was held at Ralph Bradway's. at Rock Meadow. Holland county, on the holiday, about sixty-f1ve being present.
 At the Worlds Christian Endeavor convention in New York. Pennsylvania has 1900 deiegates; Massachusetts has | 700, and Connecticut has 500. That Harry Mackenzie, of Bethel, is to receive the appointment of prohfbi- ton enforcement agent in this state ia succeed Julius Stremlau, of Meriden, is the rumof.
 Another large stock of Holsters. sec 1 ID. for Saturday; also boiled crabs Broadway Fish Market, 40 Broadway adv.
 A Piainheld correspondent notes tha. Miss Katherine Kirby, sister of the nursa Miss Joan Kirby, is now in the Lawter mill office. The home of the two vii Sew be in Plainfeld instead of in Nor. wich.
 Everett E. Brown, of Pomfret Center known throughout the state as connec 1 ticut's Apple King. was a visitor fl Norwich Friday. MT. Brown is success ful in bee-keeping, as he is in a1pl growing.
 Joseph P. lConroy and Harold W. comislzey left Middletown this week fo New London, where they will be employ sd by the Edward Blum silk Go. Bot were connected with the Portland SiIl CO, of Middietown.
 The aviators passing over that sec+io, have learned that the waters and land ing at Saybrcok Point, are good stoppin places. The last two weeks a nurabe have landed with their parties and ha luncheon at the hotel.
 H. c. Barlew sold a sfnaH farm 2 ! auction in Eastferd last Friday te tn agent for c. H. Meyers. Mir Myer already owns upwards of eight thous and acres of land In the towns of Ash lord' E4ASeford ana union. It did not please housekeepers bus ! with preserving Friday to read that tf f American Sugar Refining Company hs
 advanced the prlee of refined sugar fro
 sac to $40 eenta a pound as a resu . of the increased demand.
 Friends from Thompson attended u
 wedding of Miss Kathryn LaDham , Broekhne and Philip Saltonstall, Wedne
 day of last week. Miss Lapham is tf
 daughter of Mir and Mrs. H. c. Lapma T. and lived formerly in, Thompson.
 Motorists are interested to know tn after many disappointments the Lor
 Island sound ferry between -Greenwi,
 and Oyster Ray is now in operation C
 regular schedule. The boat has a c
 paeity of 35 cars and 75o passengers. " Mrs. George W. McLanahan, of Was ee ington. who is at her cottage at Wat, at Hill will pass the winter in New Tor fl having leased her home at'1 .6e1 Twent " First street tothe Assistant Secretary
 the Navy and Mrs. Theodore Rooseve De Dry goods dealers get the tip that [ ,n vogue for black and brown this f:
 will not be confined to outer apparel f
 women s-1 for such dress accessories
 hats and hoisery. Advance orders pla
 ed for gloves show the same populal
 ty of those tive colers.
 The current White Ribbon Banr
 states that New London and windhs . counties will held their usual W c. T. R meeting on the WiIlimantic Camp Grou
 sometime in August. the date not V decided. A gold medal contest will be c of the features of the programme At q meeting of the semers sch,
 board held recently. Miss E. Louise P
 ten vas elected to serve on the boa
 for the unfinished term of A. Vail Sm:
 who resigned because of removal f, -s town. MT. Smith was secretary of . board and Miss Patten will take
 place.
 h Relatives and business friends atte1 H ed an anniversary requiem high m
 offered in St. Patrick's church Eric at o'clock by the rector, Rev. M. May. for the repose of the soul of Pet
 J. MeNamara, of 152 Broadway,
 years an esteemed clerk with the F.
 Wells Company,
 - The United States Civil Service cc
 mission announces examinations
 dental laboratory mechanics helHer,
 to si eco . year; dental lahora tery ,r ehznie, Grade 1. &1,4 4ee to s1.see s yt - and dental laboratory mechanic, Grad = s2,eaa te s2.4oe a wear, te All vacan' 4h ;- n.,L1;. LJoaIt1 Caruine thraIohai,f