Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-07
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VARIOUS MATTERS

VARIOUS kE8T KRS
 Light vshHsa, lzmus at e-xs sseloch this evening
 Mnz of the hnInday sAestz kzft town durfng Tsres58y.
 | The hce ereazn ocme has esa6 great wcsue at the fair, thnusznds betng sold each day
 Teachers and purfls have returned. for the slrenfng Of tho public schools today, the Tth
 Sales oK school supplies were brisk Tuesday and from now on. the book sellers will have rush week See nokfce of Academy entrance ex- ans, Sept. 12th and 13th-adv
 Lowery weather Tuesday excited the hopes of garden owners that rain might be near, but they were disappointed.
 Several local residents displayed the tri-color of France with the Stars and 1 Stripes Tuesday, for Lafayette4Marne day.
 The hostess at the D. A. R. Museum at Norwich Town Green this -twednes- 1 day) afternoon will be Miss Annie E. 1 Vaughn.
 Several engines have been brought down from Hartford on the Valley d. l vision and stored at Saybrook Point en- zine house.
 Some city families are remaining at 1 the shore e1 in the country. since the New York city schools do not open un- 1 til Monday next
 Friends learn that Mrs, ChaJfes w. 1 Sale continues in such a favorable con- dition that she Is able to take 9n auto- mobile ride twice week now. It is mentioned at Chatham Conn; that Miss Jo Newton has returned from New London, having three prizes won in the swimming contest there.
 See your hardware dealer for an olcott corn creamer. See adv-adv.
 I. G. Davis of Storrs addressed a gathering of about 55 tobacco growers in Hem!eclz hall, Portland, at the week end, on the subject of Marketing To- baccc.
 Growers of marigolds, cosmos and zinnias have rarely had such good luck as this season, and this fact was proved by the flowers displayed at the Nor wich county fair.
 l The Old Lyme art exhibition closes today, Sept. Tth. The end of the third week showed an attendance passing B. , 900 paid admissions with sales of ovel l 4u paintings ana sketches.
 l The date for tke opening of St. Pat ricks parish school cannot be decided until Sunday next, since repairs anG renoyations to cost about $5.0oO are if progress in the school building The marriage of Miss Eleanor P : Lord and Rev. Howard Champe, Hebron Congregational pastor, will be cele l brated Sept. 18th, at noon, instead O l oS at 1cf e.ka : The United States civil service com mission will hold an examination fo e messenger boy Sept. 1T, at Hartford. t, : fiM vacancy in the weather bureau a Hartford, at salary of s4So year Afternoon whist Wed. Sept. 7tb !. Buckingham Memorial. Tickets sold a the doer.-adv
 ' Returning vacationists by train. troI : ley and auto-nobiles were rushing in d l directions Monday and Tuesday ai n though the weather continues warn
 enough to make a post-vacation desira s ble
 e This term new teachers at Hebron in e elude Miss Catherine lIolton in tn, T Gilead Center school, who ia from Mort t Franklin. She taught in Colchester las - year and is a graduate of Norwich Ere t Academy.
 T About 149 of the 16s towns of tn n state will hold elections next nontl d In accordance with the statutes Debut l. Secretary of State Dwyer has begu IS sending out nomination blanks to th 2. town clerks
 v v Elwin Haley, of Mystic, an exhibitc at the county fair in Norwich for sl
 Or seven years pronounced the gener; ', display of vegetables, fruit and graf 7 1 this year about the best he had evt
 Seen at 8 local fair ,s A Chester correspondent writes: TT 2 Shore Line trolley rails are being take ,s up from Bergonzi's garage to the CT
 of the line. It is reported that u
 cars are to run again and the end
 sse line will be at Bergonzi's. |; Since May. Adelard Morin and fani
 have occupied a cottage at Ocea h. Beach, while waiting for the compl
 tion of the remodeling of their ne
 home, the former TrunIbull propert, - on Perkins avenue, which will be reat
 next month.
 . In the public schools of East liar ford. one of the new teachers is to
 Miss Florence E. Olin. who will ha'
 the secon1 grade in the Center schoc an goes from the Willinlantic State No ik7t 1d been in the State Model School ii- The September term of the Tollar nd county superior court formally open, ks Tuesday morning Judge E. Hinms
 presided. States Attorney Noone h; = arranged a list of criminal cases to
 presented. There were seven on t
 list but two were for taxation of cos
 Methods of increasing and cheape
 ing industrial production will be di IT e1ssed at the sessions of the Afaferic. M Chemical Society, the largest scienti \ organization in the world this week
 Columbia university New York, whi
 eastern Connecticut people are attel
 ing.
 Tuesday, at the worlds Method
 conference in London, Rev. Dr. H. l., Carroll of Plainheld, N. J.. present r an estimate showing the Methodist DC 5 ulation in the world, including membe
 probationers and adherents to total 3
 s22,1so in 1919. In 1910 1t was 3 l. T2S, SAT.
 :. In the operation of the New Yo lS- New Haven & Hartford Railroad |:
 month not one emrloye was killed,
 record matched only in one month or recent years The general manager
 L. Bardo, has sent out a. message s. thanks to all employees f5r exercisi
 caution.
 Catholic clergyfnen from Connecti, a'e will be in Springfield, Mass, Thursd
 for the consecration at St. Michae
 Cathedral of Bishop Thomas NJ. O'Les
 of Concord. N H, who will suec, sS- Bishop Thomas D. Beaven, who d
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