Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-19
VARIOUS MATTERS

Rockville merchants as tnelr secohu ah- lual dollar day.
 Angelo Deciscco employed at South by the G. Hall Jr. company, recently sailed for Italy.
 Good seats still available for Hap pinessy' Davis theatre tonight-atiN.
 A Dayville resident Miss Mary F. Blanchard has left for Groton where she is to spend the fall and winter . The present period of daylight saving went into effect at a. m. April 24 and 1 ends at 2 a. m. Sept 2s next Sunday
 Byron Lewis has been harvesting and | storing immense crops of ensilage corn 1 from his three farms in East killingiy i
 At Trinity Methodist church Sunday l evening the Epworth league devotional service at G.S0 was led by Miss Isabe. Shearer.
 Near Brooklyn. Conn, John Strasser has just set an incubator with eggs produced by hens that were matched last March.
 It is mentioned at Hope Valley, R. l., that Mrs Flora Laagworthy has return ed from Norwich and is keeping house for John H. Barber.
 Nearly every basement of the houses along Thames street is some kind of a store and several others are being re- modelled for commercial purposes
 The Vineyard Workers of the Central Baptist church are to meet with Mrs Henry E. Church, 23 Broad street. this being the first meeting of the season.
 State Senator Malcolm D. Rudd who has heen appointed to have charge of the collection of the new mercantile tax will have the naming of 35 canvassers, one for each district.
 r Yolande, Theresa and Doris Auclair, Miss Despathy and Ellen Variere are among DanieIson children who have tered the Academy of the Holy Fam fly at Baltic
 Many local people visited the beaches Sunday, uncertain how long warm weather may continue. The temperature Of the water was most agreeable and the surf was fine.
 Just now there are "A children at the County Home on Smith avenue, Norwich. In the Home school the teachers are the same as last year. Miss M. Jamie Leach and Mrs. Annie Hero
 Arrangements have been completed fos the second fall outing of members of Sphinx Temple, Nobles of the Mystic Shrine which is to be held at Lake Com bounce, Bristol. September 31.
 Under the new charter of New London there will be but one assessor chosen in stead of three. The present asses sors are Francis Bracken, Allen Pen hallow and Thomas R. Murray. Tourists write home that the Summit House on Mount Washington closed. Sat urday, but shelter camps and mountain huts will remain open throughout Oct. for the protection of walking parties.
 The Trading Cove mill of Joseph Hall & Son where about 250 employees are working full time on cassimeres, stopped l for a part of Saturday while the change was made to a different weight goods Preliminary to exhibiting at Hartford next winter in the Conn. Fair Association contest, James E. Lord of Lords Point entered potatoes at the recent county | fair at Norwich, winning second in the contest.
 l Sunday morning, at the United Con. Gregational church, Captain and Mrs | Franklyn Thatcher Lord presented fol ] baptism, their little daughter. Helena Preston Lord. the rite being administered by the pastor, Rev. Alexander Hewe. Abbott
 Mrs. George Maynard Minor of Water.
 ford, president general of the Daughter
 of the American Revolution. has return
 cd from France, where she spent tn,
 summer and will be the guest of homo,
 at the state D. 4. R. meeting in Mil ford October 5.
 Early Saturday afternoon heav, southbound freight was derailed a , | Greenwood, R. l. A break on a forwar, 1 car was the cause of the accident Ex
 press traffic was re-routed through ' Blackstone, Putnam and willimantic an, , through Plainfeld.
 Following Saturday nights thunde | showers with heavy rain the walks wer
 Uttered with leaves and twigs. A wir r was down at the head of the Little Plai and big limb was broken from a tre l in the grounds at the home of Mir. an , Mrs. E. W. Higgins. In an effort to perfect some organiza r ton among the roo automobile dealer . throughout Connecticut, a meeting wa I held in Hartford last week. The pu, post is to prevent harmful legislatio e against the dealer and owner from be n 1 ing passed. Official organization of tn
 body will take place October sth.
 A. L. Martin of Rockville has enter.
 his horses at the Eastern States Expos ,- ton at Springfield this week. Roy; if Mack, b. g., by Royal Mckinney wi n race in the 2.19 trot. Col. w H. Ha ~ has entered several from the Clay Cot+o i i stables of South Wilmington and E \ | Gillies of Stafford has also entered h
 horses.
 l- The United States civil service co,,
 mission announcves that an exarninatiC
 has been ordered for deputy chief gan
 warden, bureau of biological survA1
 from S2.5oO to s3,6OO a year The s, le Jects and weights are education and N ct perience, 80; thesis on game conserv .s ton 20. Applications may be filed m O. til Oct 4. :" 1- Allen W. Sterry, son of Mrs. Hell - Hovey Sterry of New London. formerly " Willimantic, has returned to ygoo6cli
 N- J., where he is principal of woodcI
 Grammar school MT. Sterry is pra
 uate of Windham High school and f
 State normal school This summer has been studying for his Masters 4 u gree at Columbia.