Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-25
VARIOUS MATTERS


 Gather, Is a helpful book for teachers in circulation at the Otis Library.
 Miss Ola Rakin has returned to Deep River, after a visit with Mir and Mrs. Crawford Cheney at Eastern Point.
 A camping party in charge of John Jenks has returned to Norwich. after two weeks vacation on the Mantle river.
 The Hartford division of the New Ha- ven road stored 50 box and shipping cars at Saybrook Point yards early this week.
 George Griswold. Stanton King. Will liam Gleason and Norris Maine have re- turned to Mystic after weeks camping at Wysssup pond.
 The fact that frost has already nip ped some of the cranberries on Cape | Cod will make owners of bogs here abouts a bit anxious
 | Samples of ice cream manufactured | and sold in towns about the state are being tested at the suggestion of the state department of health.
 Members from Eastern Connectic1tt will attend the seth reunion of the 2oth regiment Connecticut Volunteers, at Cheshire, today (Thursday).
 Wednesday, St. Barholomew's day, Rev. Richard R. Graham. the rector, had a celebration of the holy commun- ion at Christ Episcopal church, at 10 o'clock.
 An anniversary requiem high mass for Mrs. Johanna Hallahan was sung in St. Patriek's church Wednesday at o. clock by the rector, Rev. Michael H. May.
 William Crockett, for several years in the employ of the Bradford Dyetng association as an electrician. Is now with the Bowdish Dye Works at Hope Valley
 Battery B dance, Armory, Friday ev- ening, Herb Smiths orchestra, dancing s.50 to 12.-adv.
 , The Old Lyme street fair this year Is f Go be for the benefit of Memorial hall a , town hall ysth quarters for the Lyme post of the American Legion and which : cost $45,00O.
 l Sword, Block Island Blues, Mackere Salmon, Halibut, many other varieties Osgood's Wharf-adv. According to rumors big gambling parties are of nightly occurrence al Watch Hill, and the stakes range into , hundreds. of dollars. Complaints have been made to the police. d The fishermen off the shore towns fee g confident that there will be a chance tt z catch the big blues this or next week { as the run of the snapper was neve, d better than the last week. [ Persons having occasion to visit Tan ] tic cemetery commend the nea+ appear anes of walks and driveways Gnd tn : care that is being given lots under di I rection of Supt. H. c. Lane. 2 a Edwin Frink of Ekonk who was takel = very i'll recently with appendicitis ant 2 was removed to Backus hospital, Nor 2 wtch, where he was operated on, is re ' covering steadily and is able to be up. '. Dance at Fitchville, Friday. Sperman' s orchestra.-adv.
 A former Danielson man, F. W. Bar l. ber. supervisor of schools in Middle - town. will have charge of the Sunda, 0 morning service at Higganum Congre - gational church during the pastors va I cation.
 All steamship companies were notife Tuesday by the treasury departmen
 that beginning August 24th American
 going abroad will not need to go t \ the New York customs house for sail l. ing permit.
 't Five student nurses at Backus hosp le tai were guests Tuesday at Easter1 le Point of Mrs. Charles L. Hubbard wh n sent her car for them and arranged a rs enjoyable outing, with bathing, after u noon tea, etc.
 The United States Civil Service Con
 mission announces an examination fo d associate in clinical psychiatry an psychotherapy to fill vacancies in S Elizbaeths hospital. Washington, D. c
 fuv aF
 A group of the Connecticut Poultr
 Breeders who are on tour of this sec
 ton visited Rockville Tuesday also 1T
 spected Holland and Hartford countie
 Windham and New London countiC if were inspected Wednesday.
 Flower growers on Block Island te 4 of the damage done plants and shrut u by wind and fog storms and man
 heavy rains followed by scorching su .r Just now dahlia fanciers are havin
 better success with blooms.
 The third annual reunion of the O.
 tergren farSfy was held Saturday ; Y the home of John Ostergren( Hadda
 Neck. Members of the association a
 rived durt5g the morning from all par ID of the state. Upwards of 30 enjoyt
 the 4ay.
 <rs. Archibald MacDougall of Pro
 pect street has returned from Bosto where she has completed a course the Gillespie school of hygienic Urea
 nent of the hair, face and neck.-ad
 John Thompson Spencer has bee
 elected president of the Newport, R.
 reading room, succeeding George Pc
 body Wetmore, and Walter s. Andrev . has been elected secretary and Urea
 urer. The members of the board N governors Include Dr. Fl. J. Knapp, fo sA ueriy of Norwich.
 -t Prime soft crabs, fresh cut scallor )U Block Island sword, blue and weakfs .& founder stead, jumbo buffers, caste sU salmon and white halibut, cape macker
 long and round clans. Everything SC
 by its true name at Powers Brcs.'-at M The fofty-hfth annual barbecue a
 reunion of the Crocodile club will be hs
 at Lake Cortpounce this CThursda,
 afternoon and as is the case each ye; 10 scores of prominent persons tfaroughc
 the state are to be present. A featr lO of this years affair will be the preser
 of women guests.
 Fifty dollars in gold, to be gfv
 away at the Elks' Country Fair. To 1
 first couple who will volunteer to
 married on the E1ks Fair Grounds,
 bor Day night, Sept 5th. Notify Geol ,e A. Bartlett at Remington Co.'S sto
 Willfmsntic, on or before Tuesd . Aug. 50th. Opportunity comes once
 mans lifetime. Here's yours--adv An Local dealers hear that novelties
 the way of mems sport shoes trimn
 with shark skin in various colors
 to be put on the market for spring m Avery bv onn of 4hA 1sanufz ct1frprs