Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-15
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Light vehicle lamps. at 7.1s o'clock this evening.
 Mid-August; only two more Sundays of the shore season.
 Recent arrivals at the Morton House, Mantle, include D. L. Gleason, Nor wieh.
 A field of alfalfa in the rear of the Jerome farm, at Montville. attracts at- tention.
 Mrs. George Dixon of Fullerton. Pa, is visiting her sister, Mrs. John We're in Sterling.
 Good weather Saturday did much to promote satisfactory buying in the To- cal stores.
 Rich pasturage Is telling in the inn- proved quality of milk being sold Dy Norwich producers
 This has been an exceptional season ! for ferns. winch appear to thrive on all the moisture they can get
 Ane. wide walk has been completed in front of the residence of Thomas H. | eclley, on Lincoln avenue.
 The gardener at the residence of MT. 1 and Mrs. George W Carroll has grown | some handsome phlox this season.
 The sun set Ike ball of fire Satur- day, so that the foggy night and the rain of Sunday was surprise
 Listed among recent Pleasant View arrivals are Mir and Mrs. Ralph W. E. Carpenter and family of Willimantic.
 Edwin Murphy of the Plainfeld Com munity house and director of athletics is spending a vacation in Lynn and Boston.
 Miss Emma zuehlke agent for New Haven road and Western Union tele- graph office at Rockville, is having a two-weeks' vacation.
 At Dayville Alfred Gauthier of Brooklyn. has purchased the cottage near the High street cemetery from Miss Helen M. Kelley. The thunder storm of Sunday morn l ing proved aceo1Enodating enough to come while most of the congregations were safely sheltered in church. The ruins of the big truck burned on Trading Cove hill 3 week ago Saturday night still He by the roadside in the lane below the former Lucas homestead.
 At the art exhibition at Old Lyme 1 four pictures have been sold, one each l by Carlton Wiggns. W. s. Robinson, Will Howe Foote and Robert Tolmon. Today. August Is, the Feast of the | ton, masses in St. Patricks church will be at 5, and 8 o'clock, the last a. high mass.
 A Block Island Sorrespondent men, tions that former Norwich resident, Dr. William NJ Good and his family of Waterbury are at the Dewey cottage for the season.
 A number from Norwich has attended 1 the eighth annual Art Exhibit at Mys- tic. one of the exhibitors being G. Al bert Thompson, a former director of Norwich Art School.
 Lewis A. storrs and daughters, Miss Una storrs and Miss Marsbeth Storrs, who spent the summer abroad are expected to return shortly to their cottage at Neptune Park.
 What is probably the largest founder ever caught off saybrook Point was landed by Swan Hedlund, who caught it in his 5ean trawl net It weighed fourteen and one-quarter pounds.
 Saturday afternoon, when Miss Alice M. Cardwen was hostess at the D. A. R. i Museum at Norwich Town Green, there were thirteen visitors. including several from New York and New London
 The increase of half cent in the price of certain lines of bleached mus 1 DTlnRln2 1 cents. has led shopper to buy, during the past week, since further advance In predicted.
 Thirty days have elapsed since St. Swithdns day and its rain and there are ten days to come before the forty-day pe- riod ends. Thus far rain has fallen or seventeen days and 12 days have been entirely dry.
 The Moosup Fire Company having re. ceived 9 check for $165,71 from the treasurer of the Old Home Day com. mittee, now has about $500 toward tho l purchase of a two-tank chemical, the total cost of which is about s2,SoO. ' J. Arthur Bittong of Philadelphia Supreme Tall Cedar of the Tall Cedar: ; of Lebanon. has sent word that he ant his associate officers will visit New London September 10 to institute tho local forest, a charter for which ha. s been applied for.
 r Miss Stella Ravens and Wilbur Stacey were married at Brooklyn , Conn. Saturday evening, August 9th a The Manse. the residence of Rev. Joh1 R. Pratt, by Rev, Mir Pratt. MT. ant Mrs Stacey have left for their new home on Long Island.
 Rev. Myles P. Calvin went to Crescen 3 Beach Sunday to aid Rev. Francis A
 May, who. although he has an assist
 ant for the chanel there and that a
 Sound View, is obliged to have six mass es Sunday to accommodate the summe
 visitors at both beaches. The United States civil service com s mission announces an examination ol q August IT for laboratory aid fl Il plant pathology. woman. IS to 45 year
 of aga in the Bureau of Plant Ind11strT . Department of Agriculture, Washington
 D. C.. at s9oO a year
 Nearly Loco visitors participated fl
 the Motion Picture Ball, at the K. c
 c. hut at the. new harbor, Block Island
 The entire proceeds were donated to tn
 Soldiers and Sailors Memoria! fund fo c. the erection of a monument in homo Il of New Shorehams brave service men.
 Charles P. Williams of Stoningto
 will be judge for the harness an
 breeding classes at the horse show 3 1 Newport this month. There are fifty } three classes in this year, one of whic
 is for hunt teams of three each. t
 be ridden by hunt members or hun
 servants in livery,
 Sunday morning at the Central Bar
 tist church the quartet gave the anthe1
 by Carl Pheuger, Has Thou Not Know
 with beautiful soprano solo by Mir
 Nelson T. Crowell.] the sympathetic ac D compartment by Miss H. Louise Fulle
 erganist, aiding to the effect of tf
 pleasing composition. 's SUNDAY AFTERNOON MEMS
 MEETING AT THE Y. M. c. {
 A very interesting mems meetin