Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-23
VARIOUS MATTERS

At his Ashford farm. Allen B. Lincoln of Hartford has among other crops six acres of buckwheat grwing.
 Leverett Pitcher and family of Nor wich are located at the Doucett cottage at Lords Point for the season.
 Block Island sword, eastern harfbut, large, heavy Holsters as usual at Powers Bros.'-adv,
 MT. and Mrs. David T. Dana, who were at Watch Hill, R. T., for three | weeks, returned to Lenox. Thursday.
 Husewtves buying table oilcloths find that they have been reduced in price | about Is per cent during the month William R. Martin, baggagemaster at Saybrook Junction, fs confined to his | home the last few days by illness, due to | poison ivy. The Middletown Press mentions that Ralph S. Mariners of the Brainerd sand Logan Co. Is visiting friends in Eastford, for few days. The annual field day of the Enfield Christian Endeavor union is to be held with the Somers society the afternoon and evening of the Soth.
 The one hundred and seventy-fftb an- nfversary of South Killingly will be cele- brated Labor Day in connection with the l 1 Mrs. Francis H. Sisson of All Park avenue, New York, is entertaining MT, and Mrs. Willard c. Fitch of that city, at her cottage at Eastern Point l Another day of moderate temperature and clear air, Friday, brought out the | shoppers, who are keen for the mid-sum- mer bargains offered by the stores.
 Ernest Bicbford of Moosup, who had his foot amputated as the result of an accident some weeks ago, hopes to he out of the hospital and home in another week.
 Many hundreds of ties have been stacked along the driveway at Fort Hill Farm, Mohegan, the W. Avery Cooke place, for use in trolley road replace ments.
 The 50 or more men at the Norwich Belt manufacturing plant, H. H. Gallup president, have been kept busy since the ! middle of June and the outlook is very ? encouraging.
 Large numbers of jelly fish are seen on the shores and swimming in the wa . ters of Wamphassett cove, Stonington. n Swimmers avoid them as their capacity = for stinging is great.
 . Miss Florence E Smith of Hebron and = a party of friends are on an automobile s tour through Massachusetts and New ] Hampshire to Portland, Maine They ex- pect to be gone about two weeks. 200 pounds of nice live lobster for ' Saturday, 35e a pound, delivered any where in the city. Broadway Fish Mar , ket, 40 Broadway.-adv.
 A recent pastor of Trinity Methodist - church, Norwich, Rev. F. A. Legg, o1 r Stafford Springs, with Mrs. Legg and t daughters, Marion and Grace, is spending : a vacation of month at Cape Elizabeth - Maine.
 - Hartford has claim against the towr of Mansfield for pauper service. "A Mans t field man has been kept by Hartford ir . the poorho1se for two years. Now Hart ford is suing for s722, the claimed cost 2 of keep.
 S MT. and Mrs. A. U. Charter of Crys . :. Lake, Ellington. will celebrate their go. 5 den wedding Saturday evening. July 90 from seven to eleven o'clock. Nearly 10 invitations have been sent to relative and friends.
 . The fact was omitted Friday that tn IS members of the Catholic Woman's Coun cil who visited Norwich State Hospita Thursday afternoon distributed jelly ant if magazines as well as cookies and can dy to the patients.
 Merchants nere learned Friday tha Y Washington has been selected as tn A place for the convention of the traffi | group of the National Retail Dry Good Association, which will hold two ses sions, Oct. and '.
 Mir. and Mrs, Frank M. Williams o Old Saybrook announce the marriage o their daughter, Miss Madeline Williams and Ray Jones, of Essex. Miss William was employed at the Saybrook telephon exchange as operator.
 The hostess at the D. A. R. museur at Norwich Town Green this (Saturday afternoon will be Mrs. Benjamin F Lewis.
 MT. and Mrs. Fred D. Mabrey and so John have been spending a vacation a Mabrey's hotel, Ocean beach. Mir Ma brey has been principal of schools tn past year in Englewood, N. J., where h has bought handsome home
 Steam yacht Narada, owned by Henr Walters of Baltimore, Md, is at tn Thames Marine railway at Riverside fc painting in preparation for the Ne
 York Yacht club regatta. She is con msnded by Capt. Seth Gross of Ne London.
 The civil service commission announce
 an examination for animal husbandmal
 Vacancies in the bureau of animal il
 dustTy, Department of Agriculture. fc duty at Washington, D. C., at s18oo
 s5,o0o a year, will 6e filled from tn
 examination.
 The wind fast week hattened the COT
 d4sastrousfy an about the state. Appa
 entity there had been too little wind to C
 50 much harm, but it Is said that u
 corn had grown too fast during the e - treme heat to get substantial roots ar
 se could not withstand the wind. 10 william F. Schultz is negotiating
 purchase the Arrow Head farm ownt
 by Morgan G. BuIkeley near Fenwic
 of which he has been manager since u 19 ex-governor made the purchase ar
 which Is the best equipped farm al
 dairy In that section of the state.
 At the National Council of Congreg
 tional Churches at the recent bienni
 meeting held in Los Angeles it was vot
 to continue the missionary program
 even though the financial difficulties a
 enormous. This will mean increased gi
 tng on the part of all Congregations
 ists.
 There is special interest in the col
 Ing to the United church. Norwich Su
 day, of Rev Edwin W Bishop. D-T
 minister of the Plymouth Congregation
 church of Lansing, Mich Dr. Bishop . son of the late MT. and Mrs. sherm
 B. Bishop and is nephew of B. P. Bis
 op of NorwAcA.
 Il Ths other afternoon ten members VI Pf2fnhed home hygiene class came . Hcrv1ch On an inspection tour of Bac
 us hospital and the state sanatoriu
 They were accompanied by Misses Kir
 and Enright the nurses Later tn