Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-16
VARIOUS MATTERS
is daybreak now at 2.z1.

of c. home.-adv.
 The hostess at the D. A R. Museum this (Saturday) afternoon will be Mrs. Owen S. Smith.
 Plainfeld grange was scheduled ta visit Ekonk grange Friday evening and present the programme.
 Summer travel toward Canada is be- ginning, but is delayed. like everything else, by the bad weather.
 The twenty-third annual reunion of the viets family association is to be held August 3, at East Granby.
 The best looking new sweet apples dis played so far this season were on sale in the Norwich stores Friday.
 Tomorrow CSunday) will be Rev. Dr. David A. Pitts last Sunday in the Gen. tral Baptist pulpit before going on hls vacation.
 Water office will be open until D. m. Saturday.-adv.
 Mrs. Walter Briggs returned to Moosup Wednesday after nearly four weeks at Backus hospital, Norwich She is gain ing slowly.
 The vogue for sports wear in women.s apparel is regarded by drygoods men ev- anywhere as a helpful factor in the sale of dresses.
 Gerard's saw mill has finished saving the lumber on the Wyassup tract at North Stonington, purchased from G.. Daniel Coates,
 Stafford Springs residents, Mrs. c. G. Ellis, MT. and Mrs. B. T. Eaton and son, Donald. have left for their cottage at Pleasure Beach.
 Shore dinner served at the Poquetanuck drSwbridge every Sunday.-adv.
 former Methodist pastor at Moosup, Rev. William c. Darby. left Holland Tuesday morning on a two weeks camp ing trip in Maine. |.
 The Connecticut Agricultural college has issued it's programme for the annual Farmers Week, to be held at Storrs from August l to s.
 After a dull week weatherwise, Nor. wich merchants are looking for big trade today (Saturday). when special attrac tions are being offered.
 The services at Watch Hill chapel to- morrow Sunday. will be conducted by Rev. Alexander MacColl, D. D.. of th' Second Presbyterian church in Philadel phia.
 Orchestra concert at Mohegan park Sunday, to by Premier orchestra adv.
 In the Chautauqua at Sterling. al though all were pleased with the pro gramme, the finances were little owe S20o behind and the mill company mad up the deficit.
 r. is to cost s25 instead of $1o here afte- for an automobilist to pass standing trolley car when passehgeri are boarding it or alighting from it. ac cording to the new state law. Agents hereabouts have been notife of a reduction in first cabin rates fo and Hamburg The new rate will re main in effect until August 51.
 The fog of the past week has kept tn otter trawlers and the lobstermen 0 Noank from handling their gear, Wed nesday being the first time for nearl week when all of the fleet were out.
 Large, heavy, meated Holsters, full lin | strictly fresh caught fish as usual a Powers Bros. adv. After pleasant trip in Miss Leach car, Mrs. Frank J. King and Miss N 1 Jamie Leach, teacher at the Count Home, have reached Miss Leach's hom in Pawlet, Vt, where her father has 6oo-acre farm.
 | Thirty-seven box carloads or 12,2z railroad ties were loaded and shippe from the Hope Valley freight yard witt 1 in four days the past week. The load ing was accomplished by a gang of me from Westerly
 Collector of Internal Revenue Robel o. Eaton has announced the appointme1 l of Andrew J. Hallock of Bridgeport be division chief of deputy collectors { 1 fill the vacancy caused by the resigns tion of E. J. Miller.
 S2-inch Zephyr Gingham on sale tt day for 22c per yard at Mill Outlt Stores Go, IS Bath street-adv.
 The American Society for the Preve1 ton of Cruelty to Animals has offered prize of five hundred dollars to the pc son who will invent a new model of trs that will either catch animals withol pain or injury or kill them instantly. At Ashford, during the recent heay thunder shower, lightning struck Arcf l Walkers house. The members of u family were badly stunned. A bed tn; 8 little son had just vacated was entir ly demolished and floors were torn u
 Burton Penharlow of voluntown ar Mrs. Nellie M. Rider of Scotland, we married at the Moosup Methodist parso age Tuesday evening by Rev. P. Stevic. Both bride and groom are no working at John Bennett's, in Moo up.
 Central Baptist school outing, Gee: Beach, July 18th. Trolley leaves Fran lin So. 9.45. Tickets at Cransto Sad
 All navy yards and shore stations " be put on a five-day week basis of O ! rfI iv vent so drastic reduction of personn as otherwise would be necessary und the reduced appropriations now avail ble
 Included in the list of teachers e gaged by PlainfeId town school co1 mittee for the public schools for 1s2 1929, are, high school, Science deps1 ment, Jane D. Mahoney, Norwich, gral mar school, Room I. Ruth H. Clar Norwish.
 The wisdom of Norwich Art school
 devoting special attention to the d partment of pottery is indicated by t announcement Friday that throughout t
 country the demand for pottery < early part of the year was greater th ! ever before. \ W. A. Mclaughlin. of so4 5th aven, New York. is holding sale of wais
 skirts sweaters, hats and top coats
 Stonington Manor inn.-adv.
 Oddities in the shapes of crowns a
 feature of some of the latest fall hs [ for women, local millinery learn. T 7 materials used in them and the tri . mings are not much different from the
 employed in making other models, the treatment of the crowns is a n' touch.
 ! The United States Civil Service CO J mission announces for August an ! animation for coal inspector and sampl J Vacancies in the Bureau of Mines [