Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-28
VARIOUS MATTERS

thls evening.
 Tug Aquidneck lowed the scow Eliza beth MacQuire from New London to Nor wich.
 Some of the farmers i nthe suburbs have been curing their second crop or hay this week.
 The Boy Scouts of Trinity Methodist church held meeting in the church parlors Tuesday evening.
 56-inch fancy shirting, 79c quality on sale this week at the Mill Outlet store, for 49c per yd.-adv.
 Out of 50 entries of poultry at North Stonington fair Frank E. Fitch, of Hedge avenue, Norwich, won 52 prizes.
 A Black Hall resident, Charles Davis, will soon move his family and house. hold effects to Vermont whs'e he has purchased a farm.
 Plans are being made for a meeting of the New London County Sunday School Association in Norwich, at the Universalist church, Oct il.
 Asphalt walks have been iaid and grading is in progress at the recently purchased home of Mrs. Thomas Cum miugs on West Thames street.
 Delegates are being chosen to attend the 27th annual state conference of Womens auxiliaries to the Y. NJ c. A. to be held in Middletown, Oct. 14.
 MT. and Mrs. Irving L. Saunders of Groton have announced the engagement of their daughter Thelma c. Wright to Robert F. Claggett of Baltimore, Md. As the temperature lowers, tramps begin to appear about the city and ap- plicants for shelter at Norwich police station average two Or three nightly
 The Mill Outlet Stores Go. are show. | ing an excellent display of f1annels, 27 in and 36 in. wide from 14c to PC per yd.- adv.
 Tuesday night at East Hampton Ne sis Rebekah lodge held birthday so- cial given for the benefit of FairvieT 1 Odd Fellows Home infrmary at Gro 1 ton,
 At Hebron, Mrs. A. W. Sisson's dog Trilby, which had lived for r years got so feeble that Mrs. Sisson has been obliged to have the animal chlo reformed
 The Norwich reservoirs are holding up well, Supt c. w Burton's lates measurements indicating 167,OOO ,o0C gallons in Stony Brook and 367, ,000, 00 in Fairview.
 The United States Civil Service com mission announces an examination fo machinist helper, male, age IS to S5, il i Quartermaster Corps, Fort Hancock, N J., at s1O3.OS per month.
 Officials who have occasion to visi Norwich Falls section comment on tn way that portion of the city Is growin and the manner in which the needs o its residents are met by the various stores.
 The Dime Savings bank will close at D. m. Wednesday, Sept. 2S, 1921, for tn rest of the day on account of the funers of our late president, MT. Leavens.-ad7
 At Norwich State sanator'um jus now Boss Farmer Thomas J Kelley an his helpers are harvesting the potat crop. This year they have the conven fence Of new one and a-quarter to motor truck.
 The big water main for Norwich stat hospital has been laid from the hospi tai as far north as the SDicer drive Iway, near Warrington avenue and to ward the south from Laurel Hill bridg to Winchester street.
 The report of John B. Thomas, treas urer of the town of Vernon will show balance of $1,312.63, which is consi6 cred a large amount and the schoc
 committee will show a balance of $1 o5S.47 for the fiscal year. Camp Segatche On Mantle river he, its closing party Saturday evening. Tn camp in charge of Cecil Banning hs , been in operation all summer and t1 ; boys who have spent their vacation i there greatly enjoyed the season. } Opening the new season, when, Fr , day afternoon. at the Community hou! , the missions department of the Women ) Guild of the United church holds il ? first meeting Mrs. Mabel Badger. hon
 secretary, Woman's Home Missionar
 society, Boston, will be the speaker. 7 The Plaut-Cadden Company, of No o wich, has so far cleared up the ruil o o of the Foran building fire, in New Lor don, as to be able to occupy portiC 2 2 of the block, where they are carryir z on business, and are rapidly renovatir 2 the remainder of their new property. E It was gratifying news to nearly e 3 cry local resident Tuesday that six 5 the series of Liberty and Victory ben Q touched new high records for the yei o Mo1Cav and a seventh of the nine i
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 CTS, equalled it's former high for 1921 Local merchants learn that Frederi , l. Cox, newly appointed member of | U interstate commerce commission, will a , dress the members of the Traffic Gro1 3 of the National Retail Dry Goods a . sociation at their second fall meeting 3 be held in Washington, October and