Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-12
VARIOUS MATTERS

Cro"uS Vlslteo the beaches Saturday and Sunday. finding the bathing the best of the season.
 The Feast of St. Rocco was observed by leading Italian Catholics in cities throughout the state Sunday.
 Misses Lydia Lose and Gertrude Oui1- ty have returned to New Britain, after weeks stay at Pleasant View.
 clcotts sweet corn creamer, labor saver while canning. See ad.-adv.
 The records show that with the excep- ton of one early morning shower there has been no rain since three weeks ago Saturday.
 The family of George H. Gilman re- turned to Hartford Saturday, from Black Point, Mantle, where MT. Gilman has a summer cottage, which he opened in June.
 Most of the American Legion posts have appointed delegates to the starc convention of the American Legion to be held in New Haven, September if, 15 and Is,
 Three New London women Isabel E Fitch, Nellie K. Kelly, wife of James M Kelly, and Mary Rees Mitchell, are candidates for the school board at roday's election.
 Sunday evening, at the Central Baptist church, at the 6.30 meeting of the B Y. P. U., the Ocean Park Meeting topic was considered by Miss Helen s. KiI- born, leader.
 The best ringer scores at the Mis- quamicut Golf course, Watch Hill, for the season, were won by Miss Anita Lihme with 63, and T D. Thatcher with a score of 55.
 Miss Marietta N. Fitch, of Rockville, is president of the Connecticut Music Teachers association, also a member of the board of the National Music Teach CTS association.
 Meeting of the Members Of the Cor poration of the Chelsea Savings Bank will be held this morning at Il O. clock-adv.
 A through trolley service between Hartford and Stafford Springs will he instituted at an early date. according tc l Manager Scott of the Hartford division | of the Connecticut Co., The United Congregational Ghurcr ' choir gave Wilkinsons anthem, My Song Shall Be of Mercy" in the order | of service arranged for Sunday by Or. i ganist Frederick W. Lester. Possible candidates for office in New 1 London under the new government art l not doing any shouting lust at present because of the uncertainty as to the out come of the election today (Monday).
 The women's committee in charge O a lawn fete for St. Patrick's school re pair fund received the magnificent gif Friday of five yards of black caiffor i velvet from the J. B. Martin Company | At the last session of the legislatur, 1 q Ia g~gr 1 dren should be six years of age befor, they would be admitted to the first grade unless they have previously attended kindergarten.
 Payments have been coming into tn, office of the collector of the internal rev enue on the third !nstallment of the in come tax, which will become due Thurs day, the period dates having been Marcl 15 and June IS.
 It. is mentioned at ColIinsvirle that ; former Norwich resident, Rev Char.e | K. Tracy, of the Congregational church had for a theme in his morning servic Sunday: Lying To The Minister, ant What Comes of It."
 Although Watch Hill hotel mail vii be lighter from now on, the schedule 0 | incoming and outgoing mails at the DOS office will remain the same until stp te1fber 15 Both carriers will remain, a will the whole clerical force. l Demonstrations by boys and girl: clubs in the tent of the Connecticut Agri cultural college at ICharter Oak fail were held all week, ranging from tn best way to handle lice and mites O hens to the way to bake breaw proper ly.
 d. ing severe and mild winters which hay damaged their crops, cut their profit i and, have beaten all records for thi section, peach growers in Connecticut ar taking courage in a bumper crop thi season.
 It was given out Sunday that while th majority of marirts7 are native bor1 recruits from almost every country in tt world enlisted in the corps during tt
 fiscal year ending June 30, according 1
 an official report. The total America
 born numbered 11,735. Walter H. Arnold, formerly of Wal regan. now on the U. s. s. Ontario wit the Pacific fleet, sailed September fl Samoa. There he is scheduled to recei7 the rating of chief electrician and be pl in charge of the government electric pov r CT plant on one of the islands.
 Passengers on the Aduitania include ' Alma Gluck the famous singer, VI
 came from her summer home on Fisi CTS Island to Norwich to arrange for
 passport, her husband, Efen Zimbalis i violinist, and their children, Maria ar
 Efen. Jr. They plan a vacation of fl
 weeks
 Noank otter trawIers while engag in fishing down the beach to the eas
 ward of Watch Hill have been bringil
 pieces of wreckage to the surface in the
 nets thought to have come from t
 steamer Larchmont which sank ne
 where the greater part of the ott
 trawling is done.
 At Mystic, September 5th, Mir. and MI
 George W. Keigwin celebrates the 56
 anniversary of their marriage. having
 their guests their son, Willard W. Kei
 win, their son-in-law and daughter, \
 and Mry Thomas W. Ryley, and thr
 grandchildren, Roger and Norris W. R
 ley and Miss Blanche Ryley.
 Says the Middletown Press: T - many friends of State Senator All
 L. Brown of Norwich will te intcre ed in knowing that he presided 5s
 judge of the superior court for the fl | time at his home town in Norwich wh
 the criminal term opened. Judge Brc' has been a frequent visitor to Midd \ town
 By the United States Civil Serv \ commission an examination has been k dered for structural aid, Mare Isla
 Navy Yard, Cal: The subjects a - marks of the examination will be edu
 tion and general engineering experien N 40; special experience and fitness, I Applications may be filed until Septe
 Der 27th.
 n Marlborough teachers include: Cen V 1 school Miss Myers of Wondstof