Norwich bulletin., 1921-08-02

NoFwieh. Tuesday, Aug. ,. 1891.
VARIOUS MATTERS

Light vehicle lamps at 7,S5 oseleek this evening.
 The planet Saturn continues evening star until Sept. 21st. Meeting of Catholic Ladies of Celum- bus tonight at o'clock.-adv. More hot and sultry weather Is pre- dieted toward the end of the week At East Kflingly. the Old Home ceie- bration is. to be held Thursday, Aug. f. i In old fashioned gardens about town the white and pink Rose of Sharon is in bloom.
 Norwich dealers are offering buyers some especially tempting lines of picnic delicacies.
 1 Repairs and painting are in progress 1 at the home of James P. Sheridan on Union street
 I Men are repairing the Thames street schoolhouse in anticipation of the open- ing of the fall term.
 Harry E. Mackenzie. the new prohibit tion director for Connecticut, entered upon his duties Monday.
 Those who are planning summer and fall renovatiens learn that the price of paints has taken drop. The Sunday school of Lebanon Baptist church will come to Mohegan park, Nor wich, fo "a picnic Wednesday. I In a number of orchards apples which were just reddening were beaten from the trees during Sundays storm. I Art students and picture lovers gener- ally will attend the 20th annual exhibi- tion of the Art association at Lyme this week.
 It is mentioned that Mrs. June W. Gal lup of Abingdon wa sa week end guest of Mir. and Mrs. James H. Rockwell in , Ivoryton.
 : A drop in the mercury to 7s degrees during Monday afternoon from the 90 degree records of last week was most grateful change,
 State dog wardens have received no . tice from Hartford advising all dog own CTS not to let animals run at large dur ing the hot weather. The first annual meeting of the Con- . necteut State Federation of Rural Let ter Carriers was held at Hammonassett Beach in Madison Sunday. Chester Ingraham has returned to Ed. ward A. Hazen's home at Bolton after ] [ months training at the national mili tsry camp at Providence. Norwich Grange picnic at Drawbridg, 5 Aug. ,. Take 1925 train (standard tinae) Basket lunch. Rain or shine.-adv.
 The Esd annual tennis tournament fol Ethe Connecticut state championship vii open on the dirt courts of the Country club at Norfolk today (Tuesday).
 Saybrook's new packing company, i taking hold we'll and now is preparing t ship tive carloads of olives to San Fran cisco by way of the Panama canal.
 MT. and Mrs. Warren D. Chase 0 2 Hartford and MT. Chase's sons, Charle l Ward Chase and Warren D. Chase. 2d a are spending the summer at Windham. . Some of the tallest beans gfown thi yea rare still climbing the poles in tn e Cardwell garden at the home of Mis- Q Jane Morgan, just below Thamesville. Leroy Roberts of Manchester spent tn !, week end at Mystic. His wife has bee : spending two weeks vacation at tn i, II same place and returned home with hin Q Preliminary arrangements are bein made by Connecticut Italians for a cele Y bration Sept. 14 in honor of the soot h birthday of Dante, the famous I talia r poet.
 t There was held in .collinsville at tn }. home of Mr. and Mrs. Walter F Wheeler Saturday a reunion of the Gas and Gladwin families. There were 3 present.
 
 ceedingly large freight shipments durin the past few weeks. It has been nece. - sary to hold cars off because of lack
 tracks to unload.
 All about town are noted this seaso ,- thrifty catalpa trees, many of them give e out to the Norwich school children ly number of years ago by the Porteous
 Mitchell company.
 In New London about SO per cent
 the taxes were paid during July, or.
 be exact, s5s1, 1,919o4. This is $1o4573.,
 in excess of the amount collected up = July 30 year ago.
 At the request of the family, 8 month
 mind requiem high mass for Charles ' Cercoran was sung in St. Patrick
 church Monday at 3 o'clock by the re tor, Rev. M. H. May.
 | The pastor of the Central Bapti
 chuFch, Rev. Dr. David A. Pitt, has r
 quested that the closing public exercis
 of the daily vacation Bible school De he , Thursday evening, Aug. 4th.
 Delegates from Connecticut have le
 for Boston to attend the 5oth annual co
 vention of the Catholic Total Abstinen
 union of America. The convention wi be in session from Monday to Thursda
 News comes to local dry goods mt . q S-l%I lHc SCdIClly OI real SlnRnanS
 anything like a nearby delivery has r
 suited in a steadily increasing denar
 for printed gingham checks on perca
 grounds.
 Many friends in Norwich and Ledyar as well as in Jewett City, will send me
 sages of felicitation to David Hale Ed
 ming of Worcester, who will reach h
 91st birthday Thursday. He was bol
 in Jeyett City Aug. 4th. 1880. The directors of the Columbia Improv
 nnent association have found a satisfa
 tory boulder for the soldiers memori
 tablet. It was found in the pasture
 William M. Wolff, and hope is express
 tha tthe boulder can be placed in tir
 for it's unveiling on Labor day.
 A count of the vote for second vi
 president of the Cigarmakers' Intern
 tional union taken in July shows tn
 Ira Ornhurn of New Haven, secreta
 and state organizer of the Cennectic
 Federation of Labor, was elected over
 P. Hoffman of Springfield, III, 1o,2e7 s,SoS.
 The District Nurse association of Mo
 sup has engaged Miss Eva Maynard
 Wauregan as nurse. She is gradus
 of Mercy hospital, Springfield, Mas Z with additional training as a priys
 nurse, also at the Eye and Ear infirmal
 Massachusetts General hospital, Bostt
 She began her duties Monday. E1 | q