Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-26

At Holland, Mir. and Mrs. Walter Hasay 1 and daughter, Miss Ruth Hasay of New Jersey, are spending a short time with Mr. and Mrs. William B. Ludlow. Dance at Fitchville this evening. Spellman's orchestra.-adv.
 It is noted that former Yantic resi- dents, MT. and Mrs. Winslow T. Williams and Miss Florence A. Williams, are at the Red Lion inn at Stockbridge, Mass.
 The New London Globe states that Frank A. Comstock has sold two parcels of land on Williams street to Frank c. Newbury.
 While Mrs. Roy D. Judd was hostess at the D. A. R. museum Wednesday after nocn there were 19 visitors. including two from Tennessee and one from New York.
 The Tall Cedars of Lebanon have en- rolled about 100 charter members of New London forest, No. 72, and between now and Sept. 10 expect to add 25 more. at least
 Making the trip by automobile MT. and Mrs. John Richardson of South Willing ton have been visiting Mrs. Richardson,s mother, Mrs. Robert Taylor, at Potter Hill, R. l.
 The vacation preacher at the Central Baptist church Sunday, Aug. 2Sth. is to be Rev. Horace Sloat of Hartford, who, with his family, is occupying a cottage at Cafes Ferry.
 With the coming of September, Rev. Richard R. Graham, rector of Christ church, will resume his Wednesday visits 10 Norwich state sanatorium for the scrvice of morning prayer.
 A. W. Buchanan, agent of the state board of education, had large number of applicants for childrens working cer- tihcates during his weekly visit to Nor wich Thursday afternoon.
 The city of Rockville has voted to have it's officials go before the public utilities commission in an effort to have the Rock vile e-Willimantic Lighting company re- move the service charge on gas.
 The Manchester Herald records that while MT. and Mrs. H. L. Card have pageant, their daughter, Thelna Card, is spending three weeks at Oneco;
 A recent meeting of the Pleasant View Improvement society resulted in a near riot when an attempt was made to change the name of the resort from Pleasant | View to Ninigret or Winnapaug. | MT. and Mrs Benjamin F. Pinney of | Somers have issued invitations to the wedding of their daughter, Mabel Winni- fred, and Douglas A. Evans of Danbury | to be held Saturday, Sept. 10, at Somers | Reggie Davidson of West Woodstock was whetting scythe and let it slip anc fall on his wrist, cutting three arteries and gash nearly around the arm. doctor from Southbridge attended hin and took IS stitches in the gash.
 The union service at Watch Hill is tc be conducted Sunday by Rev. Andrew Mutch, D. D., of the Presbyterian churcf at Bryn Mawr, Pa. The memorial flow CTS will be donated by Mrs. Driggs fol her husband, George A. Driggs.
 The United States civil service commis sion announces an examination for struc tural aid to fill vacancy in the public works department, navy yard, Mare Isl and, Cal, at SS.40 a day, and vacancie. in positions requiring similar qualifica tions.
 II A new. lightning-fast postage machine which stamps it's imprint upon 25O en velopes a minute and eliminates the gluec stamp, is being tried out in New York b, banks, department stores and other insti tutions with the aid of the postofic department.
 At Kensington Thursday, the, condition of Henry H. Spooner, secretary an, treasurer of the Connecticut Temperanc union, who is seriously i'll with heart dis ease at his home, was unchanged, it wa isaid by his family, although he is stead |. fly getting weaker.
 Fifty dollars in gold, to be given ava, at the ElSs' Country Fair. To the frs couple wbo will volunteer to get marie on the Elks' Fair Grounds, Lebor Da night Sept. 5th. Notify George A Bartlett at Remington Co.'s store, Vii
 limantic- on or before Tuesday, Aus
 30th. Opportunity comes once in
 mans lifetime. Here's yours.-adv.
 Cottagers in Neptune Park are greatl I interested in the newly purchased pleas
 ure craft in which Rutherford c. Plau
 of the Plaut-Cadden company, Norwicl takes his recreation, a speedy sloo yacht of which Capt. Walter Peterson , skipper, with a crew of two men, Shoemen state that the return of tf
 tongue pump to favor in womens wes
 has resulted in revival of the deman } for Colonial buckles, mostly of the size
 known as modified Colonial Some bus
 ness. however, is being done in the lars
 ones from which the name is derived. J Miss Rose NJ. Kelley of Hartford ar Charles H. Young of Old Lyme were ma J ried Monday at St. Joseph's cathedrs
 Hartford, by Rev William J. O1She
 Mrs. James Sullivan. sister of the brid
 was matron of honor. MT. Sullivan W;
 best man. Mir. and Mir. Young will li'
 in Old Lyme.
 The National Wholesale Floor Coverir !. association is sending to members a co
 rected report of the number of looms e gagged on carpets in this country. A T
 cent report put the number at 2,6S2 1913, whereas figures based on the cens of manufacturers in 1914 showed 6.54
 the present number of looms being S,57
 Business is improving in hevay chen } calls, leeal drugmen were notified Thur day. Botanical drugs show greater st ! bility. Dye plants are barely movin
 pending the action by congress on the d
 license clause in the tariff Sill, and maj
 are closed. New, shipments of sever
 imported essential oils have caused pric