Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-11

the Pawcatuck river between Shamrock and Carolina, hooked a bass which weighed six potnds and one ounce.
 Following the terrifying thunder storm Saturday morning, several local physicians had calls to treat persons suffering from nausea and nervous ex- haustion.
 Sunday was the twenty-third anni- versary of the muster of the First Con- necticut Regiment into the federal service at the beginning of the war with Spain.
 Capt. Edward Dybing of the Tramp brought into Noank at the weekend a swerdhsh which weighed between 400 and 500 pounds. It is the largest one brought in so far.
 The turf on Chelsea parade Is now like emerald velvet and residents in that vicinity deplore the fact that van dals continue to litter the park with papers and rubbish.
 South Coventry correspondent notes that Miss Cora Nye left We'd nesday for Norwich Town where she will visit her sister, Mrs Ella Weaver for an indefinite period
 Governor Lakes. party of 65 who are guests of the Canadian government in trip down the greater part of the St. Lawrence river, includes Col Will liam H. Hall, of Willinston.
 Drygoods men have received word that meetings of the upholstery buyers of the Dry Goods Union will be held at 432 Fourth averua New York, on Wednesday and Thursday next.
 The Chester apaldtng house at Plainfeld,. recently purchased by the Lawton mills corporation is to be fitted IsN& 141sG- then be |on duty night and day.
 Tne last of the neighborhood meet ings of the Central Baptist church un- til after vaaction Is to be held at the home of Mir. and Mrs. Charles c. Treat at 10 Brown street, Friday evening.
 It is claimed. with the reopeniag of Lakeside Pavilion Gardner Lake, that old-timer recalled when Cont+a5le Harris attempted to arrest George Nell son for teaching modern dances there.
 The annual'w. c. T. U. field day of I Holland county will be held at Mb. | Ochepetuck, in Union, Friday. July 22. Mrs. Mary B. Wilson of Plantsville, state president, is expected to be pres ent.
 The advance in unfinished cotton goods, more especially the rise in print cloths, that has taken place in the market the past week is highly satis- factory to sellers of finished cloths for eastern Connecticut mills
 In some sections employees of the Connecticut Go. have filled out cards relative to their household expen ses. This is done in the movement to adjust a new wage scale on the Hartford dl. vision and it's connections.
 The marriage of Mrs. Helen Jueb of 
 took place at Poeuonoc Bridge July 8 Rev. o. G. Buddington performing tht ceremony at his home. Mir. and Mrs Carpenter will reside in Mystic.
 The heavy showers Saturday ended catalpa tree in the grounds at the res dence of MT. and Mrs. Oliver L. John son, on Upper Union street, which ha. been a wonderful sight during the sea son.
 , Complete approval of the naming O , former President Taft as chief justic, : of the United States is expressed 1T : the latest issue of the Hebrew Record , of which George H. Cohen, assistant U I s. district attorney in Connecticut, ii 2 editor.
 . It is stated that Philip Dow 0 Bloomfield is to be the new sub-rna ste , at Stafford Springs High school sue |, ceeding Desmond Murphy, son of Post ,. master John P. Murphy, of Norwich = who has resigned to teach in a privat r school
 An announcement was received in e Lyme last week from MT and Mrs q T James Gibson Taylor, of New York II state, of the marriage of their dalgh ter. Dorothy Evelyn, and George A . McCabe. Mir McCabe was formerly em a ploSed in Old Lyme.
 It is expected in New London fha soon after the new council-mans ge form of government is in effect thi fall, a movement will be started t place the fire department on a full paid basis and do away with the pret ent volunteer association. Two new counterfeit federal reserv notes, one twenty-dollar bill and tn 2 other ten-dollar bill, evidently mad = by the same counterfeiters, have bee discovered by agents of the federal II
 serve bank, according to a notice ser
 to member banks of the district, t Mr. and Mrs. Thomas seaton ,ani
 children Evelyn and Isabes, of Moo
 sup, have gone to Lake windemere. I
 C.. where MCs. Seaton and childrer
 will remain fol the summer with M
 Seaton's mother. Mir. Seaton will r,
 turn to Moosup after a short visit
 Seattle.
 News comes to local bankmen tn;
 fo rthe first time in the history of tf
 American Institute of Banking, the pr. ,r granhme for the organizations anni; = ', meeting, to be held in Minneapolis J,l - 1S to P, provides for a gathering play K ned by and to be attended exclusive
 by women.
 . Two visitors from Danielson wer
 among those who inspected the curi, D at the D. A. R. museum, Noryit
 Town, Saturday afternoon. when MT
 E. Allen Bidwell was in Ege.
 number of rare possessions loaned ll the Trumbull family are new objects
 interest.
 Manchester mas community can,
 at Coventry lake across from the te
 minus of the trolley. It comprises f-
 acres of land and has a frontage
 200 feet on the lake. It was former
 used by the Boy Scouts as the site f
 q camp. The camp is open for wee
 end parties or for full week at
 nominal charge of g per person.
 It is stated by Mantle correspon
 ent that Calvin L. Swan C. Nors7p
 visited Mrs Swan at the Mantle Hou
 over the Fourth. Mrs Swan will I
 main for several weeks.